Our first taste of “Be Alive.”
The superstar teased a new track, a power ballad called “Be Alive,” today in the latest trailer for—the film starring Will Smith as Richard Williams as he coaches and raises his young daughters, Venus and Serena. Smith introduced the preview on social media with the help of the real-life Williams sisters, who encouraged fans not to “miss out” on the film when it hits theaters and HBO Max on Nov. 19.
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