Will Smith performs at the BET Awards from "Fire Pit"

International star Will Smith lit up the stage of the BET Awards in Los Angeles with a new song, and the song is titled “You Can Make It,” about “faith and perseverance.” It is Smith’s first single in more than 5 years, and his first major music release. Since his album “Lost and Found” in 2005.

Details of Will Smith's BET Awards revival Will Smith's performance of his new song is his first appearance on stage after his famous appearance at the Academy Awards ceremony and slapping fellow presenter Chris Rock after he bullied Jada Smith, Will Smith's wife, in front of the attendees.

Smith began his performance in the middle of a burning fire pit, where he began with lyrics that meant: “You're in smoke and fire / A tight rope on the wires / I see you're broken and tired.” Then he joined rappers Kirk Franklin, Chandler Moore, and a chorus of dancers, as he performed. The song received warm applause from the audience.

Smith concluded his performance with an encouraging message to the audience, saying: “No one gets an easy journey. We all have a cross to bear, but there is wisdom in that fire. And every moment of your life is a completely new opportunity.”

A few days ago, Smith commented on a clip of himself playing the piano: “During some of my darkest moments, music has always been there for me to lift me up and help me grow,” and he continued: “It is my humble wish that it does the same for you and brings you all the joy and light.”

Will Smith's latest work In a related context, international star Will Smith is preparing to star in a new science fiction film called Resistor, inspired by the 2014 novel Influx by New York Times best-selling author Daniel Suarez.

The 55-year-old Oscar winner has reportedly been developing the project for years, along with American film producer Todd Black, Jason Blumenthal, Steve Tisch, John Moon and Tony Shaw of Escape Artists, according to the Daily Mail website.