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For a guy who's still pretty new to Instagram,Watch The Running Mates: Human Rights Online Will Smith is killing it.

The actor only joined the social platform in December, but for his big trip to Australia to promote his not-so-great Netflix movie Bright, he's really let us into his world.

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While there are plethora of PR-approved, tightly curated celebrity accounts out there, Smith's stream of Instagram posts indicate he isn't shy about being a bit of a dorky dad that's just having a helluva good time Down Under.

Prime example: His trip to Sydney's Taronga Zoo where he offered up some excellent narration when he came face-to-face with a crocodile, and met with a very cute and sleepy wombat.

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He's been taking selfies in front of an Australian icon, the Sydney Opera House.

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And raving about how damn good Sydney's food is, even if he hates people taking pictures of it.

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He's managed to get a bit of local culture into him.

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Smith may have only been in Australia for a few days, but he's already trying his hand at local slang.

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Look, if Will Smith tried to sue Bondi Beach coffee roaster Will & Co, we reckon they'd be flattered.

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Seriously, he's just having the best time ever.

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