Brooklyn rapper Marco Polo Vision claps at Will Smith with “The Fresh Dis Of Bel-Air,” calling out the actor disrespecting Chris Rock but once more.

Brooklyn rapper Marco Polo Vision has entered the chat and he’s not pulling punches. The battle-tested MC simply dropped a scathing cartoon-themed diss monitor titled “The Fresh Dis Of Bel-Air,” focusing on Will Smith in response to the actor’s now-infamous slap of Chris Rock. But it was the bars aimed at the Brooklyn comic that took Polo over the edge.

“If you talking crazy out your face up on the stage and disrespect me on the stage, expect me on the stage,” Big Will rhymed earlier than dropping, “Jokers dish it out/Cry out when it’s time to take it/City full of real ones wasn’t raised to fake it.”

During the reside telecast of the 94th Academy Awards on March 27, 2022, Smith walked onstage and slapped comic Chris Rock throughout the face. It resulted in a 10-year ban, however Rock by no means pressed expenses.

Not to be confused with producer Marco Polo identified for work with Masta Ace, Marco Polo Vision is a rapper and inventive from Brooklyn. He just lately dropped a video with Bun B and DMC known as “Bun DMC.”

The monitor, styled as a parody of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, options animated characters like Uncle Phil and calls out Will Smith for what Polo sees as performative contrition and tone-deaf comeback bars.

“I grew up on both Chris Rock and Will Smith,” Polo stated in a press release. “So when I saw Will Smith hit Chris Rock, it broke my heart. I felt like Will’s apology was a little pretentious with all the fake crying and all.”

Polo Vision says what stung greater than the slap was Will’s makes an attempt to revive his rap profession utilizing Rock’s assault as a bar double down. That’s when Polo determined to behave.

“The Brooklyn in me felt like I had to speak up for my guy Chris Rock,” he defined. “He didn’t deserve that in the first place… and for Will to add insult to injury and diss him again? Nah.”

According to Polo, the music took simply 20 minutes to write down, however his goal runs deeper.

“This isn’t about clout,” he insisted. “This is about protecting and preserving culture. White people love to see us going at each other like this, but even they aren’t supporting your nonsense, Will.”

Still, Polo Vision makes it clear he’s not a “hater,” recognizing he greg up on Smith’s legacy in leisure and music.

“I grew up on “Nightmare on My Street,” “Summertime” and Fresh Prince,” he stated. “But I won’t stand back while Will bullies Chris Rock just because Hollywood is crumbling and he has to deal with his own mortality.”

Polo Vision added that an apology from Will Smith to Chris Rock might resolve the problem on all fronts.

“I didn’t do this for beef. If Will apologizes to Chris, I’ll apologize to Will,” he said. “But if he’s gonna stand on his nonsense, then I’ma stand on mine.”

Will Smith has but to reply to the diss and should not even comprehend it exists. Nevertheless, it looks like Polo Vision’s “The Fresh Dis of Bel-Air” is much less about smoke and extra about setting the cultural file straight.

“You wanna rap? Cool,” he concluded. “But don’t nobody wanna hear that bizzzaaaaaarreee ass stuff you on, Will. Respectfully.”

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