Will Smith celebrated earth day in his own unique way recently. The actor leaves no chance to entertain his fans while bringing awareness to certain things. When not making movies, he takes on social media to post content regularly. Sometimes we see his humor, and sometimes that humor is mixed with his random and unique talents.

Fans have seen the Aladdin actor having magical powers in the movie. But in real life, he can apparently use that magic on humans as well. In the latest post, the actor gave us a glimpse of how he does it. Here is a rare look of Smith, calling out to the jungle in a rather awkward but quirky way.

Will Smith celebrates earth day by singing to the tigers

Will Smith can bring out his movie characters in real life as well. The actor who regularly posts on Instagram recently showed off his skills to call out tigers. It is a video from his trip to Tanzania, while on a tiger safari. It showed him hanging on his safari jeep and singing the ‘Wimoweh’ song. The 1961 song has been like a famous anthem, used through the years. “In the jungle, the mighty jungle, the lion sleeps tonight,” sang Smith as he called out to the tigers.

The video captured beautiful views of tigers from around the area, with the video edited to hilariously show how they could hear the actor’s voice calling out to them. His safari guide looked at him, smiling cluelessly, adding to the fun. The video was shot during his visit to the Tanzania Serengeti National Park. Smith was accompanied to the country by his wife Jada Pinkett Smith, although he went alone for the safari.

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The actor has formed his own Westbrooke studios to produce content. One of which is the Red Table Talk.

Westbrook production has been the actor’s major work beyond his movies

In order to create content regularly, the actor has hired directors who follow him with a camera around the world. It leads to some unique, funny, and even insightful videos, with fans getting to see his adventures. He is often seen on different adventures, with different angles to cover them. His 62.9 million fans get blessed with his content regularly. It will be seen what next he brings to the table.

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