THEY CLONED TYRONE Ending Explained!

In this video we take a deep dive, review, and explain the weird and twisted mysteries/ending of THEY CLONED TYRONE starring John Boyega, Jamie Foxx, and Kiefer Sutherland.
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[@MaliDaBoss100]

I ain’t eating that damn chicken 😂😂😂😂

[@ljones4022]

That code didn't work for some Damm Good 🍗 try: TYRONE X2

[@slickgoku2466]

Yo! How can you think its like ground hog day when the title was "they cloned tyrone" it really couldn't have been any more obvious

[@jeremysneed3661]

Hey yea

[@pianokeyjoe]

CHURCH'S CHICKEN!!!! That's what that Hotbox Chicken reminded me of! Too bad there is no Church's Chicken in the part of the World I live in..

[@jgamer2057]

I think the reason why there was an 80s aesthetic was because the original people were cloned during the 80s, therefore the community maintains that appearance so they don’t notice the discrepancies in their memory One of my other favorite interpretations, is that it represents “everything stays the same in the hood” across all time periods, therefore the exact decade the movie takes place im doesn’t really matter because it would always be the same.

[@sloppygirlz]

Deep

[@Urm0mz]

That's what I thought. That this was a post millennium alternative reality where tech didn't take over

[@agkuSh1223]

I’m going with this 😂

[@laurakrignaaraujo8998]

The aesthetic its a homage to the Blaxploitation movement: films produced and staged by black people and also with plots about black people.

[@muppetonmeds]

You might be on to something there lol.

[@WH012Vids]

The absent mother part gave me chills! Did not see that coming until the last minute. That’s what I call a thriller!

[@niseydeniseterry7796]

That’s the part that really tripped me out, I need enlightenment on that

[@WH012Vids]

@@niseydeniseterry7796 Yeah! I mean it made sense because we find out that Fontaine is a clone, and the original Fontaine is old now so his mother must be dead. But it did remind me of my emotional unavailable mother growing up.

[@ofimportance5458]

Wtf

[@sCumBagDads]

Bro I cried. It's what I call sad. Lol

[@gazeatthesun]

@@WH012Vids 1

[@richbynoon]

this movie is so good im literally looking for people to talk about it with

[@Pittsburghfinest]

U ain't lying.... These movies is what they doin in real life

[@TheprophetDJ]

This movie was to real

[@rbuceuuu9079]

Word poisoning us left and right with perms the drank food

[@chiztaylor]

Facts

[@oscarstone9381]

I just got done watching it and I feel just like you!! I need a dialogue session lol

[@VincentScales]

John Boyega, Jamie Foxx, & Teyonah Parris had amazing chemistry and I'd love to see all 3 together again! 🤩🤩🤩

[@SoulAlmighty1660]

why you saying they whole ass government name

[@daedae1522]

@@SoulAlmighty1660😂😂

[@fukray-cistutub3again847]

Excellent breakdown!! FYI, Black Americans HATE the term "African" American and terms like people of color or minority are only used to either exclude Black Americans or to make bigot liberals more comfortable whenever they are engaging in any conversations about Black Americans. We are simply Black American or Americans Americans, not Africans. THANKS!

[@driafibromyalgiafighter9342]

I agree, they did great!

[@cherisewilson1577]

@@SoulAlmighty1660why wouldn’t he if he wanna see them all together in other films ?…

[@ladybrebre13]

This movie made me realize that It's crucial for black people to become more conscious of what we consume, not just in terms of food but also the information we take in. Being aware of food labels and the meaning of ingredients can lead to healthier choices. Additionally, opening one's mind to see the patterns of generational poverty and negative mindsets can help break free from the cycle and work towards positive change. Staying informed and awake to the influences of music, religion, and societal norms can empower individuals to make more conscious decisions and challenge the status quo. By questioning and being aware of these factors, we can strive for a more mindful and purposeful way of living. That’s also what makes this movie empowering to me.

[@naimalee1046]

💯💯💯

[@tl6557]

I agree 💯

[@bbypeaxh33]

I definitely agree! And people were asking why they would kill and clone Jamie for making this movie when the movie did EXACTLY what it was supposed to do and exactly what they don’t want -planted seeds. I listen to Music differently, I look at the lottery different, and I look at everybody they put on our screens whether they have a “humble origin story” or not different as well. I truly believe everything we consume is organized and orchestrated.

[@imjstar]

Yes and I'm just realising this with food. All the ultra processed crap that is being fed to us, making us sicker over time. Try to find something that doesn't have glucose syrup or xantham gum. This is coming from someone that works in the science industry.

[@joshspeed7794]

Love the thought, but it's too late. Too many people took the shot, I mean koolaid, and they're dying of cancer, a weakened immune system, blood clots, and even strokes like Jamie Foxx. Their minds are so warped and MK Ultra'd that they can no longer see the truth right in front of their faces. That homeless man said, "In the kingdom of the blind.." but he didn't finish, the ONE eye'd man is king. Now who do you know has one eye and is worshipped by all of the elites???

[@lyn1.6]

This video is very interesting. One thing though, about the powder, the same powder wasn't put in the chicken, the relaxers and the grape juice. The chicken powder made everyone laugh uncontrollably, the relaxer powder literally made them relax (calm) and the powder in the juice made them obedient.

[@BtrDaze]

Right..at communion they took the grape drink

[@herzog1057]

Also, they got those frequencies too in the club which can make em obidient

[@ziljin]

Yea in the movie they mentioned they were experimenting with different formulas.

[@hannahjoaquin8991]

good eye

[@lifepath_7]

This could feed into stereotypes and theories such as religion is control hence why the juice is for obedience, "the angry black woman" hence why the relaxer made women calm, as for the chicken maybe that was to make people complacent with obesity and the injustices of the world.

[@wairimumukuria959]

The entire movie is a parable. Those with ears have heard.

[@Oheadeli]

Nawfrr dropped a lot of gems

[@dglover326]

They have to tell us the truth. We just have to know fact from fiction

[@Knottyautumn]

@@dglover326 everything I called a conspiracy theory in 2016 is now turning out to be real life.

[@dglover326]

@@Knottyautumn A few are ahead of their time

[@suspendeduserr]

@@KnottyautumnHow we know cloning exists tho

[@SMRMUSICATX]

tHE ENDING CREDITS SONG IS A VARIATION OF THE SONG CALL TYRONE BY ERYKAH BADU - THE FACT THEY GOT HER TO DO THIS IS GENIUS

[@m.worthy]

They coulda also called _'The Roots'_ : kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXqUeotomNadh5Y 🎶😉😁

[@serpentjade_]

EXACTLY

[@sweetsmiles2156]

So true! Them muthafuckas cloned Tyrone😂😂 cloned em... genius indeed 😊

[@smallpbigc9403]

I thought that was amazing. But then I starting wondering was it really her...or an A.I. cover.

[@serpentjade_]

@@smallpbigc9403 she legit preformed it on tour

[@MrAkaprimetime]

The movie actually was dropping alot of hidden truths i was very surprised they put so much in the movie & it was actually pretty good better than i thought it was gonna be

[@keisharice2392]

They let us know in a lot of movies and commercials but we don’t pay attention

[@marceld8961]

@@keisharice2392So freaking true, they put it right in your face. They even put stuff in cartons and deceive little kids.

[@MrAkaprimetime]

@keisharice2392 very true I always say that they tell us more truth in movies & TV shows than they do the news

[@joshspeed7794]

In the kingdom of the blind, the one eye'd man is king...They cloned Jamie Foxx, and even if they didn't they shut him up about those clot shots REAL QUICK, ya dig???

[@savtrendingongawd]

100 percent agreed...!! They put out as much as they want you to know...

[@coolboss999]

The ending was really fucking trippy. Overall this movie was really good and I hope we get a sequel to expand this universe! I think the sequel could work better as a series rather than a movie because as stated in the movie, the government has multiple locations throughout the US. Each episode could explore a location and how the community manages to escape the traps the government put them into. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@Knottyautumn]

Yess it was so trippy. He told his other self to kill his other older self using his own against his older self 😂😂like what!! They’re all the same people !

[@Jdn__0001]

Nah it’s better off left alone. The movie is really good and trying to expand it could potentially ruin it. I think a lot more movies that are amazing should be left alone unless the person who made it is 100% sure that their sequel is better or just as good.

[@TimesUhave2BA_radicalintellect]

Na each season should be about a city to make it longer

[@keariiawriight6316]

Yes especially with them all going to Memphis and the way it ended with a whole another clone “Tyrone”

[@Po0pii1]

​@@Jdn__0001Right. He heard himself say the phrase so how come he wasn't hypnotized as well?

[@rachelp7204]

This was such a good movie! My husband and I laughed and enjoyed the acting. A lot of good actors in this movie. David Alan grier was a great Easter egg. We figured out the “mom” situation early on. I love when frog said to him “you got that new car smell”. This was an excellent movie.

[@chaine7715]

That new car smell like was golden

[@AdrianMoseley]

Grier always bring his a game, and can always play a pastor 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@latricedaniel9137]

The new car smell comment hit hard 😂

[@fukray-cistutub3again847]

Excellent breakdown!! FYI, Black Americans HATE the term "African" American and terms like people of color or minority are only used to either exclude Black Americans or to make bigot liberals more comfortable whenever they are engaging in any conversations about Black Americans. We are simply Black American or Americans Americans, not Africans. THANKS!

[@Anthonyj-rj3yg]

David Alan Grier is so underrated

[@ff9968]

This was an empowering film for Black middle class and lower class people (as well as all lower middle class people). The Gangs, pimps, prostitutes, Drug dealers, scammers and, regular civilians all put their heads together to protect their community. It was a great movie that says Black people CAN. We can work together no matter how much money we have and make a postive change. Most movies like this make Black people seem helpless or there is just ONE LONE black person to be a savoir. In this movie, the whole community were heroes by ALL doing their part and working together. I believe thats the real message. I would recommend this movie to ANY Black child or teen over Get out, US, The new Candyman and all that because this movie will make them feel empowered instead of weak helpless and complacent.

[@rustyshackleford6035]

Good Point ☝️

[@isaiahdelacruz8703]

Fuck, I’m from cen California my 2nd momma was a black queen.. she raised the hood, we would smoke drink make transactions at her house… I was 14 seeing fiends pay moon in change for a 5 sac. The way you described the hooded the pimps, fiends, escorts. Single mothers, incarcerated sons. Unless you were born in the “hood” you could never understand how it’s passed down through the DNA

[@PBLightning145]

No

[@PBLightning145]

​@@rustyshackleford6035no

[@zeezymcsqueezy]

I agreed until the movies part. Those movies are just as important watch. Why push our youth away from it? It’s part of our history AND our truth as a black community

[@faboul467]

The part when the woman is talking about work and they put the perm and she said “maybe I’m tripping “ that hit deep as a black girl. Already shown perm link to cancer and who knows what else it does to us

[@TElias5]

first its already dumb because why do 99% of black women hate their natural hair. yall NEVER dont have wigs or weave and if you wanna wear a wig why not have one of your hair type why is it always white women hair? they have yall in a trance of insecurity and its sad

[@williecampbell1395]

I am a sci-fi nut and this movie was genius, from beginning to end.. It did feel like a Jordan Peele movie.

[@m.worthy]

....more like something from the mind of *Donald Glover* _('Atlanta' series)_ 🎯

[@Asine]

this movie did better than what the jordan peele movies were trying to do

[@1Leeky-]

@@Asinee going let the sales talk on that one 😂

[@julixnsito]

Because it’s based on real events

[@m.worthy]

*OLYMPIA BLACK:* 📚 _"I write science fiction about humanity's relationships with aliens and artificial intelligence. To build my stories, I do not shy away from explicit sexual encounters or highly emotional scenes. My books are not for the faint of heart but are observations about the human condition."_ 📖

[@NicoleHeaston]

I really liked it. What stuck out to me was Jamie Foxx’s character was a clone of a 70s pimp. The clothes, the speech pattern. I thought that was a creative way of dating when his clone was originated.

[@Yassss-rj9zf]

The cloning is a metaphor. Not literal. They know if they keep the lab(hood) the same they will replicate Tyrone’s until the end of time.

[@talk2atech]

At least that's what some might think... Everything changes and flips in the machine we call... time.

[@Yassss-rj9zf]

@@talk2atech Well, it’s the same as when the keep Brads lab(hood) the same and they replicate Brads until the end of time.

[@ToniOhNo]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@Igivegdparent]

@@Yassss-rj9zf do you know if they mentioned they were only experimenting on black people or were they doing other races like hispanic, middle eastern or asian?

[@Yassss-rj9zf]

@@Igivegdparent They didn’t but the proof is in the pudding. That’s why Brad grows up becomes successful and writes a song called, “Try that in a small town.”

[@breonwestmoreland8475]

This movie was some truth in plain sight type shit

[@mebrn5337]

soon after the supposed moon landing in the 60s? a movie in the early 70s was made about a faked moon landing, where the astronauts went in, then were sneaked out, and they filmed the scenes of their landing on a stage... THATS RIGHT... someone released such a movie just 10 or so years after the real landing. BUT THE UK made the movie... not the usa. Capricorn One, is the name of the movie. Well guess what? they seem to KNOW that they can kill black people and nothing will happen. tests have been done on us for decades. THIS WE KNOW... the "bad water" lead in the water in poor white neighborhoods and black areas...ALSO found out to have an odd deliberate component. the whistle blower was defamed by the mayor of the city, the attorney general, AND the media!! did you know that the chicago tribune made an article saying that "Trace amounts of sex hormones, prescription drugs, flame retardants and herbicides are being detected in treated drinking water "? GOOGLE SEARCH that statement I just made, since this site wont allow links. well guess what? in the inner cities we see WILD sexual things. I mean WILD. you dont know how wild until you move to other areas of the country, and look back. if there are traces of drugs in water, HOW LONG before it accumulates and has an effect on a population?

[@iyamionile4282]

Great Big Facts !!!

[@TheAnijha1]

Facts🎯💯

[@hunterx5niper461]

You seen the jamie fox clone that’s out in real life rn… scary times we’re living in

[@leonawright5855]

I did not expect this movie to be like this. This is the truth in plain sight. Programming us to have a certain part on society. This is real af

[@m.u.sik4eva]

The movie has so much truth in it, that it feels like there’s something else at play even deeper than the level ‘they’ allow us to see.. the tone of the movie as a whole seems sketchy, or for lack of a better word, sinister.

[@dsparks5308]

And what has happened to Jamie Foxx? As he seems to be cloned now

[@m.u.sik4eva]

@@dsparks5308 stop it. Don’t entertain that foolishness. There’s no logic to that conspiracy

[@sliding_by8607]

@@m.u.sik4evait is kinda weird how this movie came out right after the jamie rumors. also remember they do things in plain sight .

[@m.u.sik4eva]

@@sliding_by8607 yeah but that’s an old horse. He’s not cloned. The cloning shit is just publicity in my eyes. Added fodder for the masses to distract themselves with. They’d clone Obama, Hilary, Joe, hell even our food, allllll before they’d even think of cloning a black movie star lol tf do they gain from that, ya know? Just stay vigilant, they wouldn’t have put this out if they weren’t already on to the next thing. IMO

[@owlhater270]

​@@m.u.sik4evaHonestly, at this point, who cares? The world is so wild now, that this speculation isn't that big of a deal. 9/11 was an inside job. You have to be ignorant or lazy in research if you doubt that. Things aren't always what they seem.

[@edwinwashington6288]

Best movie hands down I've seen in the past few years. The directors, the writers all the actors did a hell of a job to bring this movie to life. Really love how they went into detail. Great pic gonna watch again tonight have too

[@EpicFaCe441]

The acting was soooo good

[@zero1188]

Why was the powder different?

[@Endless_Summer_Jo]

The director and writer. One and the same. Has a very bright future!

[@fukray-cistutub3again847]

Excellent breakdown!! FYI, Black Americans HATE the term "African" American and terms like people of color or minority are only used to either exclude Black Americans or to make bigot liberals more comfortable whenever they are engaging in any conversations about Black Americans. We are simply Black American or Americans Americans, not Africans. THANKS!

[@xosky474]

You realize this movie is making you look at our culture negatively. This movie is ass my dude

[@whaynewatson299]

1st half of this movie was so damn funny until shit got real. When Fontaine and Slick found their clones in the lab the movie just took a turn for me. They really touched on a lot of topics floating around on social media and I think the did a good job at it. The movie wasn't too preachy and was funny when it needed to be even tho it was touching on some serious topics. And the chemistry between Boyega, Foxx and Parris was Slick (pun intended 🤣) I swear every time Jamie opened his mouth I was floored! When Slick said "if there ain't no juice left in the bottle then throw it away" in the middle of freaking out i lost it 🤣🤣 but overall I thought this was a really good movie and I wouldn't mind seeing a part 2

[@wavyvic_]

No whoever was writing for slick needs an award rn😂😂😂 “it ain’t snow but I can still ski in it” and “Me and Jesus and been right since I pimped this girl named Mary” 😭😭 like who the hell was thinking of this GOLD😂

[@fromasgardwithlove2257]

Just watched the movie and I can't wait for it to be talked about!! This has to be the best film for me personally this year. This one did it.

[@michaelmoore9518]

Me too just watched it 10 minutes ago. Great story about how we continue to follow a certain pattern. We have to break the curse!!!!

[@aprilrosario6869]

I said the same thing in the middle of the movie. This is the movie of the year! Something’s in the water!

[@aliahalopez466]

This and the sound of freedom you should watch that if you didn’t!

[@orduenshambe4891]

you have very bad taste

[@TheAnijha1]

​@@michaelmoore9518Right. I love movies with warning messages in them. I hope my people can get it together and realize the trap that was forced on most of us. When we change our mindset, then we can change our future.

[@juliusSooLA]

I got a theory... What if "the glen" wasn't necessarily a real place but instead a test place to experiment 🧪🥼 people and then if the experiment went well they then move out to bigger real cities such as LA and Detroit. 👀 What if almost everybody there at the glen was all clones and the girl yoyo was a metaphor name (she keeps coming back) (simulation was the theme for the movie) to see how the clones reacts to real people??why? if y'all noticed the beepers, the 70s 80s early 00s styles & music in the glen? They are all clones from the past

[@m.worthy]

*Glen* : _a narrow, secluded valley_ *Clones* : kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXqUeotomNadh5Y 🎶😉

[@quintonmiller8266]

Good theory

[@JAYJAY1787]

No it got broadcast on the news when all the clones got out so it's a real place did you not watch the movie

[@TheBasher-_-]

Yeah I could definitely see Glenn as a large military site where nothing is real and all roads lead to the center or no where. Which is also why she never made it to Memphis or w.e. she was going.

[@Marifunkhouser]

I like this theory because at one point I’m like this boy that Fontaine is talking too is just repeating SpongeBob references the same way his mom was just repeating food related responses. Especially when Fontaine said you look familiar and he eerily said you do too back

[@TheSweetestCocoa]

Undercover brother walked so Tyrone could fly. I absolutely loved this movie it took me back to my childhood with movies like Pootie tang and undercover brother. It's Soo visually interesting, the mix of old and new. It's Soo surreal but still could be true. The writing is amazing, the acting is amazing. It's fun and campy at the same time but still has a very real message. It's the best movie I've seen all year. I'm so surprised more people aren't talking about this movie.

[@tiffanybarnes3831]

Damn I got the same vibe thought it was just me 😅

[@sherwanlewis9179]

U forgot black dynamite 😂😂

[@fukray-cistutub3again847]

Excellent breakdown!! FYI, Black Americans HATE the term "African" American and terms like people of color or minority are only used to either exclude Black Americans or to make bigot liberals more comfortable whenever they are engaging in any conversations about Black Americans. We are simply Black American or Americans Americans, not Africans. THANKS!

[@DevyStonez]

I literally said this the new Undercover Brother midway thru lol

[@thedarkknight4956]

They cloned Tyrone reminds me of how lost an uncreative blacks are today, with all of today's trash music an blacks killing blacks for social media clout you'd think that all the blacks today are cloned an controlled by white people.

[@MrRav1247]

Hurts how true this movie is

[@CommanderLost]

That black people are wild and out of control? Yeah 👍

[@darrylwilliams4457]

Facts

[@m.worthy]

_"Donna Kelley here reporting live... _*_I'm here at the Check Cashing Place_*_ where dozens of confused, mostly naked, people have emerged."_ 👁

[@MrAkaprimetime]

4real I say they show more truth in movies & shows than they do the news .../ in the occult world / realm it's some kinda spiritual law that they have to tell us the truth to what they do to people in this world so the guilt isn't on them but unfortunately this is how they tell us through the entertainment industry & with jokes so they can easily say well we tried to tell & warn them but they didn't believe us & they keep using / eating our harmful products or whatever so that's on them../😳 cold world

[@Spooderman-sq5uj]

@@CommanderLost 💀

[@eyisgaming9921]

Having the hood band together to fight the government is was something I never thought I’d see. A thing of beauty🔥

[@Patrickkbateman]

Putting aside the beef for ancommonn enemy

[@theblackjesus.317]

This was not a movie. It's a documentary.

[@AttinaLanders-fx7uv]

YES IT IS, GEORGIA

[@ConnerVain]

Exactly.

[@jada9401]

Preach!

[@m.worthy]

*Ayi Kwei Armah* , *_'TWO THOUSAND SEASONS'_* 📖 (1973) _"...How have we come to be mere mirrors to annihilation? For whom do we aspire to reflect our people's death? _*_For whose entertainment shall we sing our agony?_*_ In what hopes? That the destroyers, aspiring to extinguish us will suffer conciliatory remorse at the sight of their own fantastic success? The last imbecile to dream such dreams is dead, killed by the saviors of his dreams........"_ _"...But among the rushing multitude remember well the many rushing just because that is the present road-rushing not out of devotion but because they are of a nature to take their internal order from the present season's surroundings. It is a waste of the seer's thought, the hearer's breath, a waste of the utterer's spirit to pour blame on such natures. Were the surrounding order the order of the way, these also would again be people of the way. It is their nature to flow along channels already deepened by recent flow. It is not in their nature to wonder, threatening their easy peace with thinking if channels already found run true. Finders they are, not makers. Would you too, in pride miming the white, deathly people, would you also heap contempt on them? Do it directly then, and for your own satisfaction undisguised. Only plead no disappointment that the ones you so condemn, they too have not turned out to be makers. Finders they are-never did they deceive you with any promise to be creators........"_

[@Uncanny_Mountain]

Art imitating life* Not that deep

[@somebodyoulove]

The movie is definitely a prelude to Tyrone’s story. Hopefully we get a sequel. But the sequel might be about some other clone rather than Tyrone and we might see a different cast. I’m all for it. Would be nice to see different stories in the timeline.

[@GlRTHBR00KS]

Not everything needs a sequel… this is exactly what runs movies into the ground these days. It was a great movie. Leave it at that. There doesn’t need to be another.

[@az093872]

Could be.. however my take on the title of the film Is Just this. What sterotypical name Is mostly given to black men? There are a few, but the one that stands out most to me Is...Tyrone. now i could be mistaken but They cloned Tyrone Is Just another way of saying. "They're cloning black men, they're cloning black people, they cloned Just another black guy"

[@bye1551]

​@@az093872exactly how I saw it. It was making fun of Hollywood naming and how white people get varied and unique names but we Tyrone, Michelle. Most of the other characters go by nicknames, "Tyrone" is the one of the only ones we see with an actual name which I think is supposed to show that to society we're all just random faces until they recognise us through stereotype and assumptions (everyone else is nicknames but they recognise Tyrone)

[@briseis_eliopoulos]

@@az093872why did you capitalize random words

[@LuckyKlvrSyx]

​@@GlRTHBR00KSnah this need a sequel

[@moluck6002]

Them seeing the SUV wasn't a coincidence, that was actually the vehicle Yo-Yo saw. She didn't see Isaac. She heard the shots, but when she got there the SUV leaving with Fontaine's body.

[@benbrouckaert]

There’s even a dialogue exchange where Yo-Yo and Slick Charles argue about the car which proves your point.

[@Xgil2Play]

I thought it was phenomenal. The mystery and the stylised dialogue was fantastic. One aspect that grabbed my attention is the era of this film; it looks like it's somewhere in the 90's, but Yo-Yo was talking about cryptocurrency being the future and Slick calls someone "fake Obama". Even the soundtrack is filled with Funk hip hop and retro futurism, which aren't themes from the 10's. I wonder if there's a meaning behind that choice, or if it was purely for stylisation. Also, Jamie Foxx was playing *a pimp named Slick.* That cannot be a coincidence 😂

[@taylorashford2728]

My thoughts as well

[@ImJeremyHD]

It's because, they were originally cloned during that era, that's why they look like they living in the 80s or 90s

[@DAnimations.]

​@@ImJeremyHDI feel like that could be half of the reason but the larger narrative reason goes along with the underlying theme of the movie. That is that the black community is stuck in a repetitive system which keeps them in perpetual suffering that they can't develop from. Hence the name "The Trap." Only after finding out the truth and realizing the truth of "The trap" did the characters change and renounce their old selves. Literally in the ending saying that they can't stay there anymore and be the same way they were. Even deeper than that is Slick's statement about the clone he tied up. The clone which in his perspective is still operating under the mindset of a trap dweller. The quote roughly being that "if I go back he will kill me." Which can be translated as "If I go back to that mindset, living in the trap as I was. I will essentially be dead." Literally if I go back I will die. This movie has tons of hidden meanings which are fairly meta in translation. I could say them all but I'd be here for like 3 hours at least writing. Great movie 10/10 for me. The few plot holes make sense when you realize that they were trying to give a bunch of messages and deliver social community which hit on every aspect they were trying to land. While offering a solid, fun, and realistically/comedically written story.

[@DAnimations.]

*Social commentary

[@DAnimations.]

@@m.worthy precisely my point. It's like they were stuck in limbo.

[@josephineicuka-asumo2570]

I'm not going to lie. That chicken scene reminded me of the "The Boondocks." And that elevator scene with the singing had me dying with the laughter. The whole movie was fantastic. 10/10

[@rondalynsimpson6789]

The chicken scene reminded me of when Popeyes chicken sandwich first came out people were acting crazy and fighting about that sandwich

[@sirnickzalot3711]

@@rondalynsimpson6789 to be fair, it's a damn good sandwich

[@AmGJaG829]

That elevator scene was to show black folks don't take nothing serious lol that was my favorite part... and the church scene. They was cutting up lol

[@user-nr6pw3we5d]

The chick sandwich is just like popeyes in real life they ran out of them, and people went ape 💩 ....powder hmmm this movie has so many gems 💎 its crazy

[@lillarry5546]

Missed when Frog(homeless man) said "got that brand new car smell" he knew the whole time lmao

[@shorekey1y560]

Being real, I wasn't a huge fan of what Jordan Peele did with the horror genre (but I respect it). However this right here, we need more strange and unusual stories from the hood

[@LVMILL1156]

Agreed. Lovecraft Country comes to mind...wish there was more of that.

[@abdel2695]

@@LVMILL1156they did us wrong for canceling that show

[@LVMILL1156]

@@abdel2695 yeh it was prolly waaay too much truth in there🤔

[@Willow-cw9te]

One thing I love about Jordan peele is his stories center black people who did not grow up in the hood( who also exist by the way as the black experience is not a monolith, just like any other person) and it refreshing to me because the majority of black films always happen in the hood.

[@oiyile1971]

@@Willow-cw9te agreed. Ignore that white man

[@BD.Stcyr7999]

Man this movie is deep in so many level from the mkultra/mind control to gmos ,cloning and let’s not forget about the underground tunnels and cities and the speed of music as well as the lyrics.

[@ceejay2597]

The music they push is a problem within itself, and recently tunnels are being discovered in major cities, it’s all unfolding.

[@Tboyyyy1]

If u u think this is fake especially the part where it showed music controls your mood you need a reality check

[@AlwaysInAMudfuckamouth96]

I just said this 😢 folks better wake up & it's definitely true because I've witnessed it

[@wiiagent]

This movie is crazy in the best possible way!

[@m.worthy]

_"Donna Kelley here reporting live... _*_I'm here at the Check Cashing Place_*_ where dozens of confused, mostly naked, people have emerged."_ 👁

[@nightingalewednesdaynightmare]

To be honest, Netflix "They Cloned Tyrone" is way BETTER than Jordan Peele's "Us" film !!!

[@itscalebgreen]

Agreed

[@vvvvvv3809]

Over statement..

[@ImJeremyHD]

completely different movies with different ideology. No need to compare, and both were good.

[@juliusSooLA]

Is it better because it's the hood version and you can understand it more clear or is it better because you just like it better personally.

[@kysRN_]

U.S and They Cloned Tyrone is telling the same story, but through different lenses.

[@DazzyLee]

I love everything about the 70's aesthetic. The film pays homage to 70's blaxploitation films. They even added artificial film grain to give you a vintage vibe. The OST is also influenced by 70's soul/funk music with subtle contemporary touches. There are elements that feel like a Jordan Peele film or music videos of Flying Lotus such as "Until the Quiet Comes" or "Never Catch Me." There have been conspiracy theories on how the CIA was involved with the drug epidemic among black communities in the 80's. This film covers the topic well with adding sci-fi elements to add symbolism and even parody to the film. The film is a masterpiece and is an excellent example to how Hollywood should approach subject matters on diversity and racism, unlike the woke garbage you see from companies like Disney.

[@camillej4593]

fun fact they used *actual* film for this movie! made it all the better artistically

[@Tomboy1on174]

Ronnie died in the 70’s and so did slick Charles , Fontaine‘s child hood friend/ best friend. Frog was around back then and saw the whole original plan go down. Olympia black was his mother’s name ( which is why that name has full control over the clones ). Mt Zion churn is the same church that buried Ronnie and slick Charles. Cloning the preacher that spoke at there funerals. Just a theory

[@viralprincess5683]

What about yoyo?

[@ZHXNEL]

@@viralprincess5683she wasn’t a clone, she was in the present

[@talk2atech]

"Olympia Black"... Looks to be a reference to a city named Olympia Washington... Olympia used to be mostly Black but due to gentrification is now mostly White... Whole cities are pushing out Black people so that White people can live there... Basically it's White people stopping Black people... and making them go and do what they want them to do... controlling them... "Olympia Black"... Yo-Yo wasn't cloned because she wasn't destructive enough to the Black race... There were other women that were cloned though.

[@tanepukenga1421]

Good theories. I'm not so sure Charles knew Fontaine though because his numbers were entire series of clones after A-0001. He was in the B-something-twenties which should indicate he was created in the second generation of clones. That might mean he was cloned not long after the pimp ball. I'm pretty sure you're right about the rest since it only took a few minutes to take Nu-Fontaine back to Old-Fontaine, indicating he wasn't far from the Glen facility where Nu was. It also didn't take him long to return. Gotta say, I liked the smile at the end when Nu was talking about Memphis. It showed that the clone grew beyond his old limits

[@Uncanny_Mountain]

Some Nancy Drew shit right here

[@drumsandroses22]

I really enjoyed the subtle details in the movie. Fontaine was shot 6 times in the beginning of the film, and then Fontaine himself shot at his clone in the lab tube 6 times too. But the glass tube was bulletproof, which can be interpreted as symbolism that even though Fontaine may die again, he can be replaced by another clone as if he is immortal.

[@KINGOFDASIPPI]

Now I don't know if anyone noticed this but when they in the church and the pastor starts getting into the dude on the piano starts playing juvenile "back that azz up" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lts5674]

I died at that part!😂🤣

[@mduduzibikokhumalo8054]

This just shows we really in the matrix cause this ain't just a movie 😮

[@TTVdjmexicanlive]

So basically they released this movie just to show all these conspiracy theories about the government are just a big joke and anyone who actually believed this is crazy just a movie idea ? Pretty genius cover up tbh but the woke people been woke makes the sleep people even more dumber if you think about it

[@milestrombley1466]

It's like Get Out meets the Truman Show.

[@m.worthy]

...with a bit of *DONALD GLOVER* _('Atlanta' series)_ contributing concepts and script....and a hidden track from _'The Roots'_ : kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXqUeotomNadh5Y 😉

[@theuniqueoneable]

That part

[@thepeopleschampion2088]

@@OAT86Meets Sugar Hill

[@tiffanybarnes3831]

​@@thepeopleschampion2088how sway?😅

[@thepeopleschampion2088]

@@tiffanybarnes3831 Lol Cmon you know you see it

[@WilliamsPinch]

This was such a fun watch. I love social commentary with a lil sci-fi 🤌🏽

[@LVMILL1156]

They Live.

[@TamaraInTanzania2]

Yes...I loved that it didnt take itself to seriously but still delivered a solid message

[@markymark1366]

Undercover Brother walked so They Cloned Tyrone could run

[@alogan6467]

I get it where you coming but the movies are nowhere comparable tho UCB is a comedy masterpiece

[@somebodyoulove]

Two different films. Two different stories. Two different genres. Only thing they have in common is a black leading cast and excellent acting.

[@dontaehaskins1852]

Same concept

[@markymark1366]

@@somebodyoulove a secret government program to insert brain altering chemicals into food, drink and products as a means of controlling the black population, a rag tag group of heroes savings the day in an over the top manner. Yeah, completely different

[@courtneyparrish8576]

If people didn’t get all the deep messages you are mentally out of it my people. That chicken reminded me of people killing one another over that Popeyes chicken. The music switch hit deep. Controlling the mind man wow

[@valpeysgaming13110]

LA is definitely part of the testing. Nixon also said he wanted to be assigned there because it was "quite", which I feel equates to an easier testing environment to control.

[@imWillJ]

"who drank all the motha fuggin orange juice, Citrus ?! "

[@keesesocaligaming3148]

That whole scene was hella funny

[@Oheadeli]

@@keesesocaligaming3148Nawfrr 😂😂😂😂

[@thepeopleschampion2088]

“Childhood ass nigga” 🤣

[@funmia3503]

0:47 I think they are in 'present day' with TV and events, but since these clones are based on the older Fontaine, they are programmed to his original timeline and so they use 90s tech because that's what he used when he was younger. If they used the same old memories he wouldn't be able to use an iPad etc. That's my working theory at least.

[@weareart8519]

I think older Fontaine has a different name since Tyrone at the end is just another clone of older Fontaine essential

[@lavishmisfittink3214]

I think frog was one of the first experiments that failed and they just left him there

[@rouenrobinson]

I think Yo Yo recognized the suv of the cloners and not the car of the shooters. She came back after the shooting and witnessed the cloners at the crime scene, which is why she brought them to the house where she has seen the suv (which she calls a car) parked for a few days. It also came to me that even though this focused on Black neighborhoods being used in the project, that there are other assimilation headquarters in other neighborhoods made of up of other races with the purpose of making them more White American.

[@nunugirlswag109]

Yeah I realized that when Slick kept saying that wasn’t the car, because he saw the shooters car where as Yo Yo saw the car that belonged to the government men. And that’s a good point, about there being other assimilation headquarters in other neighborhoods with other races. Because let’s not forget that us black folk aren’t the only minority that they want to control. I instantly thought about all the latinx people in other places, especially after realizing Tyrone may be in LA and you know LA is pretty diverse with brown people 😳 sh*t is crazy and scary

[@THSE_Podcast]

@@nunugirlswag109please don’t fall for the “latinx” bs ‘they’ are the same ones pushing that on us Hispanics. As a Hispanic not one of us wants to be called that but these white people always seem to know what’s best for us I guess🤷‍♂️

[@fyreleomh1896]

This is one of the best movies I've seen in a loooooong time. I love the confusion of the time period. There was an AWESOME show called reprisal that did this very same thing and was cancelled after 1 season. I really hope they make a sequel or at least another movie from this universe. They Cloned Tyrone will be on re-watch for a few months with me.

[@KingZackJ1K]

This was a great movie I must say but at the same time it worries me cause I feel like this movie has a lot of truth too it

[@SacredVisions-]

Yup very scary when you know some of it is true my favorite part of this movie when they show us mind control through music is crazy

[@KingZackJ1K]

@@SacredVisions- hell yeah it’s crazy how watching this movie you could tell all of crazy black stereotypes and you couldn’t tell what era this movie was based on

[@m.worthy]

*KILL A MUTHUFUCKA.MP3* 🎶 vs. *I NEED A HUG.MP3* 🎶 _"Lyin Round The House...I Was Thinkin'"_ .MP3 Slick Charles: _*"Evil muthafv

[@storminator1]

The fact that we all are questioning if the movie contained some truth nuggets in it has to be true indeed, scary stuff!!

[@bye1551]

All the things that was used to control black people in the movie has been imported by the government at some point. Cocaine, fried chicken places were put in low income neighborhoods and black folk were redlined there. Same with koolaid. Rap music is a product of the violent environment created by the economic struggle the white supremacist ameriKKKa. Perms to make their hair straighter and "whiter". All that shit was the product of or important to enforce the poverty of the African American experience.

[@peacelove280]

During the entire movie we kept asking well who is Tyrone😅

[@Teee_777]

You better than me cause i didn’t even remember Tyrone until the ending 😅

[@deenikki9690]

Right! I thought Tyrone was Fontaine’s first name or something 😅

[@ziljin]

I guessed the title was to throw us off and it was just a metaphor

[@jeejjaaj]

​@@deenikki9690i was also thinking this, i thought his name was tyrone fontaine and people just called him Fontaine, in that other hood it might be the same, but people only call him tyrone and not the other way around

[@ziljin]

@@OAT86 yes i meant before i finished the movie. but in fact Tyrone is a clone of Old Man Fontaine.

[@Kingryanrachel]

That’s why the white clone in the lab was listening to Michael Jackson. 🤯

[@thedanielstraight]

I thought some themes might be referring to Henrietta Lacks and her immortal cells exploited by the medical industry for decades without permission.... could just be reading too much into it, though. 🤔

[@Blessedmama67]

Good catch!

[@VirgosGroove3]

That’s what I was thinking too! 💡

[@valerie.]

which themes?

[@Ba1056-d4v]

The scene when the music was controlling they behaviors really opened my eyes like they been open but that just sealed the deal💯shxt is deeper than what people think people need to WAKE UP

[@jbaby6331]

My theory is each race/ community got their own formula for how it runs, i don’t think it’s about racism it’s about keeping each community in a trance, each formula is different for each race on how to keep them hypnotized, this movie was just about how they keep the black community in their simulation. Imagine what they do for Chinatown, the Hispanic community, white suburbia, etc. another theory I have is to run each community/simulation they have someone of that race running the show, hence how a black guy was over the entire operation.

[@4upvon]

Good theory

[@TheAnijha1]

I semi agree... All black communities does have a liquor store, chicken spot, hair store etc. on the corner. It is to keep them (us) impoverished; with a impoverished mindset. The movie does imply that a black guy is running the operation... However in real life, it is still the "others" who opens these type of establishments up in the black neighborhood... We have to be strong enough to see that if we don't buy from it then the business will not succeed and they'll be forced to move there business somewhere else. Overall I loved the hidden lesson in the movie. It's a sad truth... I hope people will wake up... its right in our face.

[@rbuceuuu9079]

Definitely a good theory but the way they do us and try to keep us down I don't really see that in other communities or them going the extra mile to constantly poison us thru perms music the drank lol

[@kev0905]

A black guy worked with others we didn’t get to see he didn’t run the operation he even said it

[@rbuceuuu9079]

@@kev0905 like he said the people pulling the strings

[@Nyettelee]

The part where he found out his mom really wasn’t in her room and it was only a tape recorder…. I called that out so early lol

[@wakaneut]

I think this film is the extended idea of "Get Out".

[@fromasgardwithlove2257]

I was thinking that, but funnier... and quite better in my opinion. I hope it's just as popular if not more. They Cloned Tyrone gotta be a certified classic in the next 5 years.

[@stevenlee2484]

Get out AND “Us”.

[@duva9084]

Get Out, Us, Black Dynamite, and Undercover Brother.

[@grassfedcharlie]

No.

[@drekingleo]

It's like a kid watching a rapper on tv, he dresses, talks and acts like them in real life so they become clones through what they see. They're dumbing us down through our food so we are obedient and dont rebel

[@ronald8664]

this movie is gonna be overshadowed by the big cinema releases this month but really hope its not because its a great film

[@Knottyautumn]

That stupid Barbie movie is trying to cover up Sound Of Freedom and this movie too.

[@GlRTHBR00KS]

@@KnottyautumnLMAOOOOO good lord, take off your tinfoil hat. It’s incredibly sad.

[@Knottyautumn]

@@GlRTHBR00KS test the fluoride levels in your water you’re acting mighty complacent right about now

[@GlRTHBR00KS]

@@Knottyautumn and you’re acting like the typical nut job who consumes conspiracy theories via tiktok lmaooo. I mean, just do an ounce of research, yea? You won’t come off as such an uneducated, easily manipulated dunce.

[@ofimportance5458]

@@Knottyautumnsof is garbage

[@montie9421]

The Glen is not one place but every hood and ghetto or project across the Untied states that keeps black people oppressed. The clone is a metaphor of how black people repeat the same cycle (generation curse) of being ho's, pimps, drug dealers etc and thats why the era changed but the characters still repeat the same acts, what we eat, and what we listen too and how it affects our behavior. The 3 main characters all started to realize there effects on the community and by changing there acta or behavior started to see a community come together for the better. The ending was a different era and even though Tyrone changed the glen in the movie its Glenn's all over the United States so in order for the chain to be broken (like it was by the 3 characters in glen) and has to happen in every individual Glen project, hood or ghetto.

[@viralprincess5683]

Nicely put.

[@talk2atech]

Excellent observation and conclusions

[@highestbenevolent3109]

🎯🎯🎯 YOU NAILED IT‼️‼️ Thru music, food and products; they make us all the same. They control us with their experiments, until we wake up and see what they been doing, it’s at that point we can BREAK THE CYCLE‼️‼️ And that day is rapidly approaching.

[@bumblingfool2211]

netflix is really enjoying their 'secret lab under rural town' films/series. makes me wonder if they cloned tyrone would work well in the stranger things universe.

[@Bokesse]

It's like a mix between "Sorry to bother you" and "Undercover Brother".

[@kekesimmingtv2824]

It's one of the best movies to come out this year. I don't know what I was expecting, but I really enjoyed every second of it. It was face paced, and it didn't leave figuring out what was going on for too long. Would recommend everyone to watch it.

[@ejkboxing]

It's definitely a true story. Look at how all of the Black women look, dress & act today. They're all clones of each other & nobody knows who the original is. That grape drink & crunch cereal goes great together. 80s Compton CA. is where Tyrone is, but it's today's date. I'm from Philly & at one point, I hadn't been there in 15 years. When I went back, everyone was still doing the same shit, at the same time they was doing it 15 years ago. They were just older versions. Time stands still in those neighborhoods & they've been socially engineered & economically deprived to stay that way.

[@ofimportance5458]

Missed the point

[@coreybrown6871]

If you dont pay attention to what is going on in the world , then this movie won't make sense to you. In the same way, jordan peele movie has significance meaning/truth behind it Cloning - Look at celebrities. When they get out of line by speaking out about certain things, they go missing and supposedly have mental health issues, and when they come back they are a whole nother person Presentation of MK ULTRA was involved Social condition programming - instances how society reacts when certain music comes on the influence. ( rap music makes people violent /ratchet music makes girls twerk and act promisicous)

[@TElias5]

exactly theyve made black women into hoochie mamas with meghan the stallion and cardi b and theyve made black men into tyrones. the cloning is a metaphor for how they keep making us all the same person. raised in the hoood, selling drugs, having multiple baby mamas whose kids we never take care of. Thats the script they want for us

[@jlshadday6401]

Right. Britney Spears, Selena gomez( always taking a break for mental health). Kanye, Jamie fox too.

[@mentalprograming5365]

i been trying to spread this messege for over 23 years every since i was 14 and i bought the original version of behold a pale horse by william cooper before the government had them all removed from the store then put them back in the store but they were all "revised"

[@keariiawriight6316]

Me the whole time watching it “why is it called they cloned Tyrone and this man name is Fontaine” and then the ending happened mind blown lol great movie

[@walkermusicandother3374]

I’m still confused on who was the original one and how it happened there were so many it’s just all confusing

[@Ybarra117]

@@walkermusicandother3374the old Fontaine is the original. Every other Fontaine is a clone of him…not that hard lol.

[@kingunique803]

I think the clone in LA was the first one hence the name.

[@BabyBlamSum]

But is we just finna ignore this movie like it’s not a documentary ??😂

[@LilyNovaStarseed]

Seriously. Lol I’m shocked people aren’t pissed right now because this is literally happening & it needs to stop.

[@mcgavinclapping9490]

I found it hilarious that the end game of the scientist was a bunch of logics running around 😂

[@chibuikeosita3177]

😂😂😂😂 just too apt...

[@marcgoodson2058]

You missed the opening scenes dialogue between the black guys at the store.... One was saying how he saw Tupac "On Gawd!!" Which everyone knows his story and how ppl think he faked his death. Preparing us for the clone storyline

[@user-yh7rk6cn1g]

This movie is like the movie Get Out meet the movie Us.

[@michaelmoore9518]

Lol best way to sum it up for sure

[@aprilrosario6869]

I had the same thought while watching. The abductees become the tethered!

[@Max2nice]

Said the same thing

[@Patrickkbateman]

Stranger things too

[@taurrinbelton659]

I feel frog was the original slick. Slick started this by not having juice so he went off path from regular day stuff. When Fontaine look at the clonee the last one is lighter than him foreshadowing then end also.

[@talk2atech]

Slick referenced empty ORANGE juice bottles being kept around... Empty orange juice bottles are hollow... then recall the Hollow Man movie references... A Hollow man has no color(melanin)... just like the empty ORANGE juice bottles that are so irritating when left in the fridge for someone to think they're going to get some good juice from.. but get nothing... We went in expecting to get something from it... but... it's empty... so it can't offer anything but disappointment.

[@SPOOK1999]

“They Clockwork Orange’n Niggas” 💡😅

[@confusedcat1633]

I just watched this movie. This is some Jordan Peele genre. The twist, the little details, the sci fi, the message, it's just so unpredictable for me. Also the movie is aesthetically beautiful. I hope there's part 2

[@carltonmcgee8878]

I'm looking forward to checking out this movie. It reminds me of Manderlay, a movie about slaves living on a plantation in 1933, the premise was these folks didn't know that slavery was abolished, and this young white woman stumbles across a staged whipping, so the woman attempts to stop it and in doing so she feels the need to assist the slaves through their first harvest for the winter. She comes to realize something very nefarious: there's a social contract between the head slave and the white mistress of the plantation to keep the slaves in bondage because they couldn't handle freedom, being set free would be devastating. Manderlay is one of the best movies I've ever seen. Peace.

[@masionnew1088]

This movie trolled the shit out of us 😂

[@m.worthy]

..with a bit of *DONALD GLOVER* _('Atlanta' series)_ contributing concepts and script....and a hidden track from _'The Roots'_ : kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXqUeotomNadh5Y 😉

[@Tboyyyy1]

Yeah keep thinking everything is a joke

[@Knottyautumn]

@@Tboyyyy1exactly

[@Audii555]

@@Tboyyyy1exactly brother

[@suspendeduserr]

@@Tboyyyy1tf u want us to do about it we jus gotta hold it down until jesus get back until then we can’t do nun these people control over us like Gods

[@KrystalsKatering]

Just watched it for a second time and noticed that the DJ in the club was the white version of Slick Charles (Jamie Foxx), and that’s why he was the only one out of the 3 of them that was affected by the club music! This movie is crazy! Watch it over and over and you see more and more!

[@trishhypolite5133]

So I think the old style mixed with the new style is because the clones all have old things, things they are familiar to them that’s what keeps up the charade for them. They are stuck in the time they were cloned. Hence slick hair style. Fountain old car.

[@dazzatv9571]

Exactly

[@pixelhand9421]

One of the best movies ever made. This is how it starts. Kids in the coming generations are gonna look at current humanity in lower regard than people living in the dark ages. Its embarrassing honestly. They had every opportunity to look into things but chose to be ignorant on a daily basis. Not claiming to know it all, but definitely claiming that its not all known.

[@Solotv84]

2024 so far has been the year of exposure. More things are being revealed as people are waking up.

[@meljones7668]

I honestly forgot the title of the movie until the ending lol it was really fun

[@Teee_777]

Right me too!! I was like 🤯

[@derricksmith-fn9qh]

Lol I promise 😂

[@Candy-gp2ed]

I Enjoyed This Movie. It Gave Me That "Atlanta Fx" Feel That I've Been Missing 🫠💔 A Lot Of Truth In This Film As Well. I Felt Empowered Seeing Them Come Together As A Community And Wake Up Their People.

[@cassandra1975]

Yesss! I told someone it reminded me of my show Atlanta. I needed this movie!

[@adamyagerman8769]

Was waiting on this since I first seen the trailer. It didn't disappoint good plot trippy ending and Jamie Fox had me dyin the whole movie lmao

[@BLee09]

I don't think I even realize just how good this movie was. Lol I'm about to watch it again.

[@perfectkarshine8335]

I noticed how the kid was always drinking the juice and had extras on him and always kept talking about cartoon shows like maybe the juice was keeping him childish like, they was experimenting on the kids as well thru juice drinks and cartoons

[@HydroSpider-Man]

This movie is really good for a shady story arc

[@jackwalker6702]

I really do believe it's in the chicken 😂😂

[@xczechr]

It's butt-kickin'

[@AlwaysInAMudfuckamouth96]

Nah fr I'm done with all meat that's too many warnings & signs for me

[@chitownbear7733]

Surprisingly good movie. That church scene and music was so cringe..one more thing you can add. The scene of blood sport that was playing in the break room. It was the scene where the bad guy blinded jcvd with the powder. And before they got in the elevator, jcvd was spreading his arms out while blind trying to figure out what was going on

[@Blessedmama67]

The church scene was cringe! I agree but you have to admit we have seen people dressed like their going to a club in church. I know the word says come as you are, but come on now there is a level of respect and decorum everyone should have. We already know the depiction of Jesus is not biblical, Jesus had hair like wool and skin the color of bronze. DiVinci had his nephew pose for him and that non biblical image of Jesus has been prevalent ever since. We have also seen videos of women twerking in church when they catch the Holy Ghost , but I guess they are early in their journey so….yea.

[@lemonmarie2161]

The church scene was hilarious lol

[@heyjavonnejay]

This is one of the best movies I've seen in a long time, and I LOVED the Erykah Badu remake of 'Call Tyrone' at the end!

[@bryantsells3640]

Craziest part is Ice Cube just said they killed Jamie Foxx and hes a clone like 10 days ago. Now this movie drops and Jamie is a litteral clone in the movie. WTF?!?!

[@lindamcmillan7028]

You got it, stay woke

[@juicydave693]

@@lindamcmillan7028take your meds

[@jsav9006]

And the way they made the scene felt like they was tryna tell us some.

[@xczechr]

It's marketing my guy.

[@nikipetty9655]

Ice Cube is into conspiracies PERIOD Jaime just came out and said he was not a clone. But i guess we making frankensteins .

[@lonewolfnh89]

enjoyed the movie. especially the subtle message of watching what you put into your body. The Food and Drug Administration doesn't have our best interest when it comes to health.

[@BD.Stcyr7999]

And your mind and spirit

[@TJ-qb4if]

The first time I ever actually paid attention to the neat eggs and not just watched in entertainment! This is why Jamie Foxx going thru what he goin thru…. Can’t wait for Griff, KT, and Dot to chop this up for the family!!!

[@lindamcmillan7028]

Yes! I was thinking the same thing..

[@pixelhand9421]

First thing I thought after they went into the first bunker. He probably signed something and wasn't allowed to touch any of this whenever he first made his deals for fame.

[@leratomaloka503]

Wasn't Slick Charles who devised the plan to break into the underground lab. A plan that Fontaine was not particularly fond of since it meant that he had to go face off his rival dealer... 🤔

[@j-10k64]

I lowkey feel like this is real and they makes movies etc. like this to mock us …. Or am I just tripping 🥴

[@Agent00KK]

It's called Predictive Programing

[@talk2atech]

I don't think that this one was to mock us... enough slave and servent movies already do that... This one is to inform us and maybe... to wake us up.

[@LilyNovaStarseed]

It’s real.

[@azariazr12]

TRUE STORY. REAL EVENTS. REAL EVIDENCE.

[@user_000_1.]

they put the truth in front of our faces so they could wipe off the karma..

[@hunibuni]

Too bad for them that confession alone doesn't erase one's crimes.

[@user_000_1.]

@@hunibuni you’re absolutely right, but that’s how they view it.

[@Scarshadow666]

This movie was like a weird combo of US, They Live!, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, and a little bit of the videogame SOMA. I love it and it's cool '70s/'80s/'90s blended vibes! ^^

[@PeculiarGypsy]

Also "the spook who sat by the door".

[@GKing-fm7rx]

It’s not a movie, they are showing you what’s really going on in this world!

[@Asphedal]

I was so confused with old scientist Fontaine’s actions. So can someone tell me if this is what he did in a nutshell: After losing his young brother to the violence in the hood, he became a scientist to create Tyrones/Fontaines, so they could destroy the black neighborhood. In doing so, make room for the assimilated creations (that would be In theory, not as violent as the Tyrones/Fontaines/Jamey Foxx’s character)… so meaning that since he lost at the end, violence still continues in the hood?

[@Agent00KK]

Yeah the writers did a crap job on that part. It really doesn't make sense..

[@talk2atech]

The bad guy Fontaine(The Wizzard of Oz)... was mentally destroyed and suffered from PTSD... He then... after becoming depressed and dismayed... and feeking beaten... subscribed to the idea of... if you can't beat them join them... There are many many people that still suffer from PTSD from the slavery times... I see it manifests itself in many ways... including but not limited to... attacking other Black people for no good reason... favoring other races to their own... desiring White features... believing that White people are better than Black people... It's really a very sad mental condition... that will take time to overcome as a whole Black community... but we will in time... This movie helps in the process... and we sure could do with more like it.

[@andreabrown4541]

@@Agent00KK It makes about as much sense as Clarence Thomas does.