Will & Jaden Smith team up with Jazzy and Carlton?

By: Gere Iverson - MSTv

Its not often you get to relive childhood memories, but how about updated versions on your television screen?

Sure, you can watch crummy reunion shows, but why watch scripted drivel with canned laughter when you can see unplanned, infectious fun on, of all things, a talk show.

Well, that's exactly what happened on the Graham Norton show as guest, Will Smith and his son, Jaden, broke into both freestyle and classic raps on the stage to the crowd's delight.

Graham Norton, a extremely casual British talk show host, had Smith and his son on May 25th to promote their new action flick "After Earth." And after a little encouragement from Norton, Will treated the audience to a quick father-son freestyle rap.

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Thought not to his dad's level, Jaden tossed out a simple, but cute little rhyme for a start.  But, this wasn't meant to be the headline act as the elder Smith stepped to hit the main stage with none other than his former partner in rap crime, DJ Jazzy Jeff!

The classic "fun" rap duo hyped up the audience quickly and strongly when Smith and Jazzy broke into a mix of the theme song from their famous show, "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air;" with Jaden following tempo to his dad. 

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But, the party was hardly over; even though the Norton show was..  Kinda.  This Brit show was quickly "Americanized" and seemed to transform into a new episode of "Fresh Prince" as Alfonso (Carlton) Ribeiro entered stage right do his legendary "Carlton Dance."

Without missing a beat, other show guests, Bradley Cooper and Heather Graham got into the fun and busted their moves.

And realizing he couldn't beat them, Graham joined the Fresh Prince crew on stage for a final round of the hip-hop classic, "Jump On It" dance that Smith and Ribeiro made popular on a hilarious episode their show.

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But, could it have all been that much fun?  Well, take a look at this excerpt and see for yourself.  And if the dancing mood hits you, don't fight it. You can see that no one else, neither on the stage or in the crowd, did.