'Slap Tupac in the grave': Will Smith mocked as Jada Pinkett and Tupac Shakur’s dance video resurfaces

While Jada has long claimed that she and Tupac were close, comedian Corey Holcomb seemed to disagree.

UPDATED APR 13, 2022

Will Smith mocked as old dance video of Jada Pinkett and Tupac Shakur surfaces online

The bond between Jada Pinkett Smith and Tupac Shakur has long piqued people's interest. Following Will Smith's Oscars incident, Jada has taken a lot of heat, with many once again discussing her relationship with the late rapper, Tupac Shakur.

A TikTok account discovered an old video of Jada and Tupac dancing to a DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince classic. In the video, taken in 1988, the two pals were dancing and singing to "Parents Just Don't Understand," a song from the duo's 1988 album "He's the DJ, I'm the Rapper." Before the user deleted the TikTok post, it had a lot of likes. However, another user shared the TikTok screen recording on Instagram.

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When people saw the old clip on the internet, they were delighted. Some of them were eager to make fun of Will, with one remarking, "It was never you, Will. It was always Tupac!" Another said, "Will gonna slap Tupac in the grave," referring to the Oscars event. "Damn, Will need to divorce and only stay in touch with Jaden after this," another commented. "They literally used to make fun of Will," read another comment.

While Jada has long claimed that she and Tupac were close, comedian Corey Holcomb seemed to disagree. He implied in an episode of "The Corey Holcomb 5150 Show" that Tupac was never intimately engaged in Jada and that she "ran with an imaginary story."

Holcomb went on to say, "This whole 2pac thing has gone too far. Everybody who saw how 2pac was, why is she acting like 2pac would've been with her? 2pac would've been said, 'Look b***h. You ain't got nothing else to offer but your funky a**.'" He inquired, "She claimed he ain't never f**ked her?"

Holocomb stated, "This b***h just ran with an imaginary story to her daughter. I saw that letter her daughter so-called wrote. I'm like, 'What an awful person.' You poisoned your kid's mind with a man that, if Marcus is right, didn't even f**k you. B***h you're claiming 2pac, you're just name-dropping."