youtube; Neilson Barnard/Getty After hopping on stage for an infamous moment at the 2022Academy Awards,Will Smithhas hopped the pond to rap about the slap heard 'round the world. The actor and musician's recent appearance on British DJ Charlie Sloth's freestyle rap show,Fire in the Booth, found him referencing his shocking altercation with Oscars hostChris Rockthat led toSmith's resignation from the Academyand his10-year ban from future ceremonies. In a freestyle that repeated the refrain "I am the illest," Smith rapped, "If you talking crazy out your face up on the stage and disrespect me on the stage, expect me on the stage." In the jaw-dropping (popping?) 2022 incident, Rock cracked a joke aboutJada Pinkett Smith's shaved head as part of his hosting duties at the 94th Academy Awards ceremony. Smith, Pinkett Smith's husband of almost 30 years, reacted by stalking up to the stage andsmacking Rock in the face, warning him, "Keep my wife's name out of your f---ing mouth." Pinkett Smith had previously announced thatalopecia had caused her to lose her hair. Smith's freestyle onFire in the Boothalso included references to his humble beginnings in Philadelphia as well as his wealth, three children, two marriages, and artistic success: "Oscars, Emmys, Grammys, and when I stare at 'em, I'm hearing 'em whisper, 'You've got every right to be arrogant,'" he rapped. The Oscar-winningKing Richardstar cautioned at the top of his freestyle that "my insights don't sound right in sound-bites," before he couched his reference to the Oscars incident with, "I'm not the type of man to move in malicious ways, and I am too grown to play childish games." Representatives for Smith and Rock did not immediately respond toEntertainment Weekly's request for comment. Sign up for to get breaking TV news, exclusive first looks, recaps, reviews, interviews with your favorite stars, and more.Entertainment Weekly's free daily newsletter Producer and hype man Sloth, who hostedThe Rap Showon BBC's 1Xtra, now headlinesThe Charlie Sloth Rap Showfor Apple Music.Fire in the Boothis Sloth's YouTube series, which showcases established and up-and-coming MCs as they prove their skills on the mic. This is not the first time Smith has referenced his awards ceremony clash in his music. In March, he released his new album,Based on a True Story, his first record of solo material in 20 years, whichincluded lyricsaddressinghis Oscars slapand his"complicated" relationshipwith his wife. Pinkett Smithpreviously statedthat she and Smithseparated in 2016but remain married. Read the original article onEntertainment Weekly