Will Smith reminisces about his fear while on a date with Sandra “Pepa” Denton in the 80s and reveals his concern of dying.
The episode revealed that Smith took Pepa on a date in early ’88. Wanting to make a lasting impression, he rented a white Mercedes convertible and planned a romantic drive through Hollywood Hills to watch the sunset.
On the podcast, Pepa Denton recalled their outing, highlighting one unforgettable moment. “We were out, and we saw a homeless person, and you gave the homeless person $100,” she recounted. Despite Smith’s effort to impress, he admitted his mind was preoccupied with fear.
“My concern was that I was going to get killed,” he confessed. “That was my concern when I was trying to spit my game, but I ain’t really have nothing.”
Unfortunately, the two ended their romantic connection after that night. Regardless, Will Smith emphasized that after the date, he and Salt-N-Pepa maintained a friendship. The podcast also delved into the early days of hip-hop. With Salt-N-Pepa reflecting on their enduring success. And the genre’s growth since their debut.
As they celebrate their impactful careers, the hip-hop pioneers continue to embrace and love the culture that has kept them booked and busy into their fifties.