As someone who was born, raised, and currently lives in Philly, I can attest that Will's statement about the grease stains on the outside of the bag is 100% accurate. EDIT: This comment blew the hell up real quick. Steve's Prince of Steaks in the northeast is the best. Deal with it.
@@MrPacMan36 reading terminal market is hit or miss for me, far as i can tell multiple people sell it, and my friend got one absolutely godly from the same place i got mine, turned out they charred half my bread and burnt half the meat, but i was already on the bus and we had 0 time to go back?
Have philly cheese steaks before...mostly on hoogies. But whats wrong with a croissant? Beside the obvious there wasn't much cheese and steak on that sandwich in the video. But I love crossiants, big and buttery. Tossing some peppers, onions, steak and cheese on that sounds really good.
You probably never heard of Dominos Pizza. If not they got one here in Detroit. And one of the pizzas they make is a Philly cheesesteak pizza. Its so good.
Cheesesteak grease > Peanut Oil from french fries. But having said that, Five Guys is pretty baller for putting the fry cup in the bag merely to use as a target to aim for as they proceed to fill up the whole damn grocery bag with fries.
As someone who is an expert in regional delicacies, these 3 thing make a cheesesteak 1. It needs to be made in Philly 2. It has to be in a greasy bag 3. It needs to have a delicious scent
@Jaeger19Ultima I always say "It isn't a cheesesteak unless it's from Philly." With trout, chocolate, Yuengling lager, Girl Scout Cookies, and one of the oldest zoos and fairs in the country, it's one of the things for PA to be proud of.
The Fresh Prince Of Bell Air turned me on to cheesesteaks. There's also an episode when they're back in Philly and they go to Will's favorite cheesesteak place. That was the episode where I was like "Damn! I gotta try this!".
Born and raised in Philly. Will's spot was Overbrook Pizza on 63rd which aren't bad, but if you ever want a great cheesesteak in Philly...Dalessandro's!
OK never mind what Will thinks that an authentic cheesesteak sandwich should be, IMO if Uncle Phil approves of some food or other then i will get in line right behind Uncle Phil
@@michaelcohen9363 You mean character development. The only real one out of place was lightskin Vivan because of drastic personality differences between her and original. Everyone else just loosened up.
I really liked season 1 house set. It made the house look bigger. Now I don't know if it's because they were in the actual house or what, but once they merged the living room and kitchen together it just became a normal house. Now don't get me wrong I love the season 2-6 house set but I really loved seasons 1 house. It really felt like they were in a rich person's home.
As a Philadelphia native I appreciate this ❤️ I've always said if you don't got a insane amount of grease it's not an authentic cheese steak. Man, I could really use one.
I forget Uncle Phil was more uptight back in the earlier episodes, a little more adult Carlton. Later episodes played up his "Zeke" past, he felt more relaxed and removed from his uppity kids who didnt struggle like himself. He was still strict and imposing but he wasnt snobby in any way.
The world needs more black fathers like Uncle Phil. Since some of us black men are cowards and leave their women to serve the role as father and mother, the kids suffer the most. And so the kids are raised by the streets which never ends well.
i remember being in venezuela watching the price of bel air wishing ,, i try a philly cheese steak,,, but at the end of the day we had our version called pepitos.. if you ever come to miami order one ... its delish
It's how you tell how good something is: by the amount of grease/juices at the bottom of the bag. If I had been Will Smith I would have made them a Philly cheese. steak
Ugghhh!! Why do they keep saying PHILADELPHIA cheesesteak??!! Cmon Will you was supposed to tell the script writers that NObody says Philadelphia cheesesteak in Philadelphia.
I’d be homesick myself because Im from the Philly area currently live there and if I was living far away and grew up eating a Philly cheesesteak and someone gave me one it wouldn’t be the same as a true one on a liscios roll with provolone onions and steak with some grease in a bag. so i understand where will is coming from
the first issue I saw as someone near Philadelphia is no one near Philadelphia actually calls it that, It's god damn Philly. and it's a god damn Philly cheesesteak
As someone that was born and raised in Brooklyn we have a similar rule for finding an authentic new york pizza: if the slice isn't dripping with oil from the melted cheese and the paper plate isn't see through then its just an imitation. Personal recommendations is Di fara on avenue J in Midwood, not sure about the other locations but this one is the original shop and they make amazing pizza, if you're a tourist who doesn't like the idea of going deep in Brooklyn cause of that "one bad experience a friend of a friend had" passing through the area then my other suggestion is Lombardi's on spring street in soho or Grimaldi's, they're both too touristy for me to frequent too often but they've been around for over a hundred years with Lombardi being officially the first pizzeria in America and Grimaldi being considered the best pizza in the city, I've been to both place quite a few times and they've earned their reputations. Remember if it ain't a brick oven its not new york style no matter how they market it
Di fara’s is the original what? And most New York pizza isn’t brick oven style, what are YOU talking about? The average slice comes from a high heated metal pizza oven of about 550 degrees and has not one piece of brick inside! And have you heard of Bertucci’s, they’re brick oven themselves and they’re up and down the coast and they’re not from New York either, as well the New Haven brick oven places are getting notice too. There’s one in DC that’s got lots of rave if you check it out you’ll probably think it tastes just like up north so don’t speculate guess that all brick oven pizza’s in New York, brick oven’s across the country. REAL New York style pizza’s in New York!
@@roderickstockdale1678 reread what i said lil buddy: authentic new york style pizza is made with a brick oven, if its not brick oven its not true to nyc style, Di Fara has expanded to three locations and i stated that the one on Avenue J is the original and I have no personal experience with the other 3 locations.... I never stated Di fara was a original pizzeria, I never said that the *ONLY* thing unique to new york style pizza was a brick oven only that if you're going to be true to the style a brick oven is a must just like the tree pizzeria's I mentioned, I also never said that new york is the *ONLY* place to get authentic new york style pizza, anything else I can clear up for you before you start another nonsensical rant?
@@roderickstockdale1678 you really need to chill and take time out to read what people are saying before responding. I prefer the old fashioned way when cooking and I only go to places I know keep to tradition, trust me when I tell you that traditional Italian restaurants and yes even pizzeria's use brick ovens, if they do not keep the traditions that their grandparents held on to then I don't have interest in eating there. My grandmother is originally from Florence and my grandfather is from Madrid, I learned the same recipes that they learned from their grandparents, I don't buy a can of tomato sauce and a back of Spaghetti or buy a plastic container of Sofrito, I make my own from scratch and trust me when I say you can taste the difference so when I go out to eat I expect the same care and love in their cooking as I do when I'm at home.
@@emanuelmartinez7267 I hear you on the authenticity. Florence is northern Italy though! As we all know, pasta and pizza come from southern Italy(the Mezzogiorno). There’s not enough heat or climate in northern Italy to produce the kind of ripe tomato you need to make the best sauce, plus pasta and pizza were seen as southern food which was categorized as peasant food, cause though they eventually made allies here in America, the two regions never got along back in the old world, due to the north snubbing the rural south. The only dish they shared was macaroni which was accepted by the northerners I guess because it was small and could fit inside a bowl. The northerners ate starch and most of their dishes from bowls. The southerners used plates because they ate dishes that had to go on plates…don’t forget they serve a whole heap of food. Northerners were portion conscious, they ate dishes that could easily be placed in bowls. She must have grown up after the war.
@@roderickstockdale1678 she was born in 1950 and her family moved to Spain when she was 12 before she fell in love with my grand father and they ran off together to America sometime in the 70s, her parents originally from the south but she never spoke much about them although based on her maiden name her parents might have been from Rome
I had the same reaction when I moved from Philly to GA when I saw what they were passing off as cheesesteaks. It's gotten a lil better over the years but nothing like the hoagie factory in West oak lane
I miss Jim’s on south street and the roach coaches in center city.. I live in the south now so I miss being able to go to a roach coach on chestnut st and getting a huge cheese steak, 20 oz coke and chips all for 5$. I didn’t like pats and ginos that much but it was fun going on a warm summer night tho
wow man, who knew Don Cheadle would be Will’s BFF from Philadelphia, handing him a greasy bag! But, little did they realize how significant this meeting was between the fabled “War Machine” and “Hancock.” So cool, man!
Uncle Phil looked at the bag after taking it from Ashley as if to say "I would never let her throw you out. She doesn't love you like I do. She didn't mean it, she doesn't know."
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I'm not even American, but the fact that he said there was a croissant in the mix, automatically disqualified it from being a cheesesteak.
Looks more like a brioche to me actually
Will should have slapped uncle Phil.
still sounds awesome honestly
Don Cheadle was the man who was everywhere in the 90s but you never noticed him at the time.
I think you mean "Emmy-Award Nominated Actor Don Cheadle.
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Indeed. I loved him here (he was a MUCH better friend to Will than Jazz was) and I loved him on Picket Fences. He is also an Oscar-nominee. 😊
As someone who was born, raised, and currently lives in Philly, I can attest that Will's statement about the grease stains on the outside of the bag is 100% accurate.
EDIT: This comment blew the hell up real quick. Steve's Prince of Steaks in the northeast is the best. Deal with it.
Any recommendation of where to find it?
@@MrPacMan36 Any cheesesteak place in the city
You'd still eat that though
That just means it's unhealthy.
@@MrPacMan36 reading terminal market is hit or miss for me, far as i can tell multiple people sell it, and my friend got one absolutely godly from the same place i got mine, turned out they charred half my bread and burnt half the meat, but i was already on the bus and we had 0 time to go back?
The croissant was the obvious mistake. There would've been some wiggle room if they'd used a baguette.
A good baguette would have cut it
Yah when I heard croissant my heart stopped a little
@@laurajackson1303 You sure your heart stopped from that, and not from having one too many cheesesteaks?
@@imveryangryitsnotbutter Could’ve been either
Have philly cheese steaks before...mostly on hoogies. But whats wrong with a croissant? Beside the obvious there wasn't much cheese and steak on that sandwich in the video. But I love crossiants, big and buttery. Tossing some peppers, onions, steak and cheese on that sounds really good.
We all know uncle Phil ate that first sandwich
Of course, lol! That's why he wanted to "dispose" of it and not have Ashley do it. 😆
Uncle Phil ate a LOT of them
of course
Ranier Wolfcastle: that's the joke.
😂😂😂😂 I stamp he held on to that bag tight
As some from Philly, I can confirm this! The bag must be at Level 6 or MORE Greasy and practically see-through.
Dann right. Facts. I live here In North East Philly baby. Let's Go Phillies. We the BEST
And from Genos.
You probably never heard of Dominos Pizza. If not they got one here in Detroit. And one of the pizzas they make is a Philly cheesesteak pizza. Its so good.
Philly I give it to y'all, y'all got the best cheesesteak. But here in Detroit we got the best Cornbeef sandwiches and coney dogs aka Chilli dogs
No Cap!
Don Cheadle looks so young! It wasn't until I re-watched the first season I realized he was Will's buddy!
Wtf ur right lol
Wild!
I was today years old.
You should've seen on Golden Girls. He's practically a teen back then
Haha nice catch that is Ice Tray! :)
Shits so good it makes you wanna slap a stand up comic 😭
And if you’re not sure if it’s a genuine Philly cheesesteak, rub it on a piece of a paper! If the paper turns clear it’s your window to Philly!
Do you brush your teeth with milkshake, too?
Thanks Doctor Nick!!!
Did you go to Hollywood Upstairs Medical College too?
Instead of chewing gum, chew bacon!
@@JLovrak lmao
Will Smith must really like Five Guys because that is exactly how the paper bags end up looking like.
Cheesesteak grease > Peanut Oil from french fries.
But having said that, Five Guys is pretty baller for putting the fry cup in the bag merely to use as a target to aim for as they proceed to fill up the whole damn grocery bag with fries.
radwolf76 And you can see the fries through the bag.
ALL ELITE ROBOTNIK u ain’t lyin😂
@@radwolf76 Like I don't even understand why they have sizes for their fries other than small lol. Five Guys small fry feeds a family of 6!
Five Guys is DC food. DC and Philly HATE each other.
As someone who is an expert in regional delicacies, these 3 thing make a cheesesteak
1. It needs to be made in Philly
2. It has to be in a greasy bag
3. It needs to have a delicious scent
What's the third thing?
EDIT: Oh there it is.
Does the bag need to be greasy before or after it is put in the bag
@@tboy817 after
@Jaeger19Ultima I always say "It isn't a cheesesteak unless it's from Philly." With trout, chocolate, Yuengling lager, Girl Scout Cookies, and one of the oldest zoos and fairs in the country, it's one of the things for PA to be proud of.
@@MasterOfViewership yuengling from philly? had no clue i love that beer lol and im from texas
The Fresh Prince Of Bell Air turned me on to cheesesteaks. There's also an episode when they're back in Philly and they go to Will's favorite cheesesteak place. That was the episode where I was like "Damn! I gotta try this!".
Have you tried them? If so..... How do they taste?
@@niamhmclarnon5870 Amazing. Go to Pat's Steaks on Passyunk Avenue in Philly.
Do what remember what episode that was? Can't find it on CZcams lol
Bloombaby99 that’s the same spot Will mentioned in this episode in this clip lol
+Bloombaby99 I think you mean Jim’s
Born and raised in Philly. Will's spot was Overbrook Pizza on 63rd which aren't bad, but if you ever want a great cheesesteak in Philly...Dalessandro's!
Good to know, thanks.
huzzah!! a man of culture!
I dated a girl in High School who lived a half block away on 63rd and Sherwood. Good times.
Geno’s is the spot
@@CaliGrown11 nah that’s just a tourist attraction
OK never mind what Will thinks that an authentic cheesesteak sandwich should be, IMO if Uncle Phil approves of some food or other then i will get in line right behind Uncle Phil
Lol slow down, Uncle Phil was the man, but he will eat anything. The man ate a sponge one episode. 😂😂😂
@@ElGranSanto ha!
@@ElGranSanto hahahaha
You’re just gonna end up starving then. By the time you get up there everything’s gonna be gone
Man ain't nobody gonna see you standing behind Uncle Phil
First season bougie Uncle Phil seems like an entirely separate character lmao.
Shit, not even just uncle Phil. The whole family was rewritten. Well, except for Hilary.
Will's Philly lifestyle rubbed off on them 😌
@@Kaboomboo Nah, they was just rewritten
@@michaelcohen9363 You mean character development. The only real one out of place was lightskin Vivan because of drastic personality differences between her and original. Everyone else just loosened up.
NBC hadn't quite figured him out yet, but the DWB episode set the REAL tone.
0:45 That look Uncle Phil and Carlton share is perfect! Comedy gold!
Uncle Phil probably figured he paid a lot of money to try to make his nephew happy, so he's not going to let that sandwich go to waste.
Otherwise Ashley would have thrown it away. I'd have done the same, but less hilariously and awesomely than Uncle Phil.
No, he's just fat. That's the only joke.
It’s a sandwich,just how much money do you have to pay to get a sandwich?
I mean, regardless of the price, it still seemed worth eating. It's just not a philly cheese streak. I'd have still eaten it.
That dude was hungry anyway
Will is Fly in this episode, Philly'd out Flyers hat, cut off Sixers shirt, Eagles pants 💯💯💯 80's Drip
‘Drip’
Okay so you must have not seen this on TV when it was new 😂
@@AgentXRifle I was born in 1992, this aired 1990
Will had drip that’s a undoubted fact. but that first outfit wasn’t it brother had that crop top on 😂😂
I can't take him serious in the cropped top
@@niqueness2988 that’s what I’m saying
Those early F.P.O.B.A. episodes hit different like a different time period.
He brought a cheesesteak through airport security? Never mind that it'd be a soggy, congealed mess now, 90s airport security standards man...
I've brought food from Taiwan to canada a few years back lol. Not that hard.
@@brifo3394 2014
@@brifo3394 American Airlines are a lil different my man. Shit changed after 9/11.
He took a taxi in the show
@@OMAR-vk9pi You couldnt take a cab from Philly to Cali.
That ghetto grease needs to be present.
I've never been in Philly long enough to try a cheesesteak, but if they're anything like the ones I make at home, can confirm on the grease stains.
Your missing out on the best cheese steak ever I'm from south NJ and I do love Philadelphia cheese steak
You also have to love how Will's decked out in Philly sports gear.
I was looking for this episode to explain to people that dont live in philly why their cheesesteaks arent “philly cheesesteaks”
Just cheesesteak, no Philly in front of the name.
Yeah, people need to say "Philly style" but not actually call it a Philly.
I would eat that sandwich in a heart beat. Them things taste amazing
I really liked season 1 house set. It made the house look bigger. Now I don't know if it's because they were in the actual house or what, but once they merged the living room and kitchen together it just became a normal house. Now don't get me wrong I love the season 2-6 house set but I really loved seasons 1 house. It really felt like they were in a rich person's home.
I never noticed! 😱
I thought the season 2 onwards set was roomier tbh
He ain’t wrong. Plus you need some fried onions, peppers if you’re feeling it, and a good ol’ fashioned Amaroso roll.
Being like 30 miles from Philly I can say this is so true
I can't get over them calling it a Philadelphia Cheesesteak instead of just a Philly Cheesesteam.
"You call Philadelphia cheesesteaks 'steamed cheese'?"
@@FightingTorque411 Yes. It's a regional dialect.
@@thebrandonmatthews1367 Ah a man of culture I see
*Being a Philly native, and a dedicated fan of the "Philly Cheesesteak", calling it a cheesesteam??? Wow, that's a first for me...*
Let's get it right class, it's called a CHEESESTEAK
As a Philadelphia native I appreciate this ❤️ I've always said if you don't got a insane amount of grease it's not an authentic cheese steak. Man, I could really use one.
Facts South Philly in the building
@@noneya6237 lmao yo. Same here 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ditto!
I love how Ashley dressed like an Amish girl in the first season.
I forget Uncle Phil was more uptight back in the earlier episodes, a little more adult Carlton. Later episodes played up his "Zeke" past, he felt more relaxed and removed from his uppity kids who didnt struggle like himself. He was still strict and imposing but he wasnt snobby in any way.
0:09 when my parents get me something I don't even know about 😂
The only time I had a Wendy’s Baconator, I remembered this scene, and that bag is exactly how I described the bun on that unholy sandwich!
Will looking like he’s borrowed 1 of Hilary’s tops 😂😂
Da fuq u wearin' Wil?!
saiyansnake Lol my boy got that struggle wear on
Yeah I know right
Lookin kinda gay
An Oreo with a lance it wasn’t seen as gay than, it was associated with gym buffs and rockers and girls found it attractive on guys.
Lolllll i kno ryt, belly top an gree joggers haha
Will* 😅😅😅 (7 years later)
The world needs more black fathers like Uncle Phil. Since some of us black men are cowards and leave their women to serve the role as father and mother, the kids suffer the most. And so the kids are raised by the streets which never ends well.
“…….It’s a Philadelphia cheesesteak Will.” 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I have lived in philly all my life, and I can confirm that this is true
I like that Will is casually wearing a crop top, lol.
Being from West Philly myself truer words couldn't have described a philly cheese steak any better 💯
I miss this being on tv
I thought he was gonna slap uncle phil after not getting a proper philly cheese steak
i remember being in venezuela watching the price of bel air wishing ,, i try a philly cheese steak,,, but at the end of the day we had our version called pepitos.. if you ever come to miami order one ... its delish
Yeah, it's gotta be greasy AF but on a good roll that can soften up on the inside but still stay together when you demolish it.
I wish Don Cheadle brought me Philly Cheesesteak
Honestly…both sandwiches have their place in life and sound amazing right now in my head 😆💜
Man I love lean 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
It's how you tell how good something is: by the amount of grease/juices at the bottom of the bag. If I had been Will Smith I would have made them a Philly cheese. steak
He disposed of it…………..in his stomach 😂
so true i went yesterday to pats it was soooooooo greasy and so good
If you from southphilly north, west,southwest Philly like this....Philly in the building
Ugghhh!! Why do they keep saying PHILADELPHIA cheesesteak??!! Cmon Will you was supposed to tell the script writers that NObody says Philadelphia cheesesteak in Philadelphia.
Right
But he’s supposed to be on the other side of America, so it fits
I always come back to this video whenever I eat a cheesesteak lol
I’d be homesick myself because Im from the Philly area currently live there and if I was living far away and grew up eating a Philly cheesesteak and someone gave me one it wouldn’t be the same as a true one on a liscios roll with provolone onions and steak with some grease in a bag. so i understand where will is coming from
War Machine helping a brother out with getting a real Philly cheese steak.
the first issue I saw as someone near Philadelphia is no one near Philadelphia actually calls it that, It's god damn Philly. and it's a god damn Philly cheesesteak
As someone that was born and raised in Brooklyn we have a similar rule for finding an authentic new york pizza: if the slice isn't dripping with oil from the melted cheese and the paper plate isn't see through then its just an imitation. Personal recommendations is Di fara on avenue J in Midwood, not sure about the other locations but this one is the original shop and they make amazing pizza, if you're a tourist who doesn't like the idea of going deep in Brooklyn cause of that "one bad experience a friend of a friend had" passing through the area then my other suggestion is Lombardi's on spring street in soho or Grimaldi's, they're both too touristy for me to frequent too often but they've been around for over a hundred years with Lombardi being officially the first pizzeria in America and Grimaldi being considered the best pizza in the city, I've been to both place quite a few times and they've earned their reputations. Remember if it ain't a brick oven its not new york style no matter how they market it
Di fara’s is the original what? And most New York pizza isn’t brick oven style, what are YOU talking about? The average slice comes from a high heated metal pizza oven of about 550 degrees and has not one piece of brick inside! And have you heard of Bertucci’s, they’re brick oven themselves and they’re up and down the coast and they’re not from New York either, as well the New Haven brick oven places are getting notice too. There’s one in DC that’s got lots of rave if you check it out you’ll probably think it tastes just like up north so don’t speculate guess that all brick oven pizza’s in New York, brick oven’s across the country. REAL New York style pizza’s in New York!
@@roderickstockdale1678 reread what i said lil buddy: authentic new york style pizza is made with a brick oven, if its not brick oven its not true to nyc style, Di Fara has expanded to three locations and i stated that the one on Avenue J is the original and I have no personal experience with the other 3 locations.... I never stated Di fara was a original pizzeria, I never said that the *ONLY* thing unique to new york style pizza was a brick oven only that if you're going to be true to the style a brick oven is a must just like the tree pizzeria's I mentioned, I also never said that new york is the *ONLY* place to get authentic new york style pizza, anything else I can clear up for you before you start another nonsensical rant?
@@roderickstockdale1678 you really need to chill and take time out to read what people are saying before responding. I prefer the old fashioned way when cooking and I only go to places I know keep to tradition, trust me when I tell you that traditional Italian restaurants and yes even pizzeria's use brick ovens, if they do not keep the traditions that their grandparents held on to then I don't have interest in eating there. My grandmother is originally from Florence and my grandfather is from Madrid, I learned the same recipes that they learned from their grandparents, I don't buy a can of tomato sauce and a back of Spaghetti or buy a plastic container of Sofrito, I make my own from scratch and trust me when I say you can taste the difference so when I go out to eat I expect the same care and love in their cooking as I do when I'm at home.
@@emanuelmartinez7267 I hear you on the authenticity. Florence is northern Italy though! As we all know, pasta and pizza come from southern Italy(the Mezzogiorno). There’s not enough heat or climate in northern Italy to produce the kind of ripe tomato you need to make the best sauce, plus pasta and pizza were seen as southern food which was categorized as peasant food, cause though they eventually made allies here in America, the two regions never got along back in the old world, due to the north snubbing the rural south. The only dish they shared was macaroni which was accepted by the northerners I guess because it was small and could fit inside a bowl. The northerners ate starch and most of their dishes from bowls. The southerners used plates because they ate dishes that had to go on plates…don’t forget they serve a whole heap of food. Northerners were portion conscious, they ate dishes that could easily be placed in bowls. She must have grown up after the war.
@@roderickstockdale1678 she was born in 1950 and her family moved to Spain when she was 12 before she fell in love with my grand father and they ran off together to America sometime in the 70s, her parents originally from the south but she never spoke much about them although based on her maiden name her parents might have been from Rome
"Hey G, would you make me a sandwich?"
"Noooo"
Uncle ain't even mad. He just be like ok I'll eat it.
Social media ruined my favorite cheesesteak spot. The lines were always long but now they’re even longer anytime I go 😂
This hits home for me I’m from Nashville it sickens me to see people copy and mess up our hot chicken
Will disagree with the cheesesteak but agreed to that shirt?
RIP J.A.
I had the same reaction when I moved from Philly to GA when I saw what they were passing off as cheesesteaks. It's gotten a lil better over the years but nothing like the hoagie factory in West oak lane
Brooo, I grew up on that omg how random
00:40 is too funny 😂😂
Deadshot & War Machine
I love Philly cheese steaks 😋 I hope one day 2 actually try one from Philly 😏
I miss Jim’s on south street and the roach coaches in center city.. I live in the south now so I miss being able to go to a roach coach on chestnut st and getting a huge cheese steak, 20 oz coke and chips all for 5$. I didn’t like pats and ginos that much but it was fun going on a warm summer night tho
And Uncle Phil would be seen about to eat the original sandwich later lol
... Is that Don Cheadle?
Don Cheadlesteak.
Even though that was a nice touch from them, Will does spit 200% accurate facts about a real Philly Cheese Steak 😂
That shit musta Slapped 😉
Don Cheadle in that scene: "BOOM! You lookin for this!?"
It's the thought that counts.
Uncle Phil forgot to get ONE WHIZ WIT
A croissant? Who would ever do such a thing?
Los Angeles In real life
0:48 “too easy” 🤣
Ah, the weird "The Banks are for some reason British" early season....
wow man, who knew Don Cheadle would be Will’s BFF from Philadelphia, handing him a greasy bag! But, little did they realize how significant this meeting was between the fabled “War Machine” and “Hancock.”
So cool, man!
Uncle Phil looked at the bag after taking it from Ashley as if to say "I would never let her throw you out. She doesn't love you like I do. She didn't mean it, she doesn't know."
My man is sporting a crop top. What a trailblazer
I grew up in and around Philly. Now im in Houston. God i miss Cheesesteaks
I may not be from Philly, but as a Chicagoan with a fondness for Italian beef sandwiches, I know where Will’s coming from.
Whoever picked out Wills outfit in the first skit needs to be in jail.
Classic
As someone from jersey Philly is well worth the trip for a cheesesteak
that must slap xD
Look at that super fucking young Don Cheadle. God damn.
croissant sandwich wasn’t a philly cheesesteak but probably was still just as delicious
Married with children did the greasy bag thing too
I wanna get a cheesesteak so bad.
Philly cheese steak so good makes the Fresh Prince wanna smack Chris Rock
I only say this - after watching this episode, I have booked a ticket to Philadelphia to try one of these. I live in Prague, Czech Republic...
Will Smith put Philly on the map. Everybody wanted to be from Philly when Fresh Prince was out.
War machine being a truw friend ti death shot.
How strict can Uncle Phil be real or extremely
0:21 thanks a lot uncle Phil you made me hungry for a cheesesteak 😂😂😂 R.I.P James
Uncle Phil ❤️
"I'll dispose of it"
I'm sorry you don't like it Will, I'll dispose of it later. 😂🤣😭
If you don't feel your heart slowing down just from looking at it, it's not a real cheesesteak