'I don't like anything yet!' Will Smith and Kanye West fail to make beautiful music together with the actor still on the fence about a rap comeback

Kanye West may have the magic touch as a producer at the moment, but his work has yet to convince Will Smith.

The actor revealed they are not there yet when it comes to developing a sound to encourage him to return to music.

Will spoke to Hollyscoop at the Focus premiere in Los Angeles, California, on Tuesday night and said he is definitely on the fence when it comes to being a rapper again.

Working out the kinks: Will Smith revealed at the Focus premier in Los Angeles, California, on Tuesday night, that he is no ready to make a musical comeback yet despite working with Kanye West 

The 46-year-old told the website's Diana Madison, that the pair is really just exploring his options at the moment.

Will said: 'You know I've recorded a lot, I don't have anything I like yet, but I've recorded around 7 or 8 [tracks].

'It's not for certain I'm just it's just explorative... Exploratory.'

Thinking about it: The 46-year-old said her and Kanye (seen here on Friday) are really just exploring Will's options at the moment

Lots of work: The star said, 'You know I've recorded a lot, I don't have anything I like yet, but I've recorded around 7 or 8 [tracks]'

While he may not be too sure, his co-star Margot Robbie certainly wants to hear the Fresh Prince return to his rap days.

When asked about her friend and Kanye releasing songs together, she said on the carpet: 'I hope so that be a wicked collaboration. Yeah that would be amazing.'

Will is no stranger to being on the mic, first starting his music career as The Fresh Prince with childhood friend DJ Jazzy Jeff in the Eighties.

Big fan: While he may not be too sure, his co-star Margot Robbie certainly wants to hear the actor return to his rap days

The pair went on to win the first ever rap Grammy, but boycotted the event after the Grammys refused to give it out in the televised ceremony.

His rap career would go on to inspire the beloved sitcom The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air and cement him as an actor in many people's minds.

The star also has four solo albums, with his 1997 offering Big Willie Style being his highest selling and including tracks Men in Black and Gettin' Jiggy Wit It - both landing him Grammy Awards.

Started from the bottom, now he's here: Will, pictured 1995, is no stranger to being on the mic, first starting his music career as The Fresh Prince with childhood friend DJ Jazzy Jeff in the Eighties

Going for gold: The star (pictured in 2000) also has four solo albums, with his 1997 offering Big Willie Style being his highest selling and including tracks Men in Black and Gettin' Jiggy Wit It - both landing him Grammys