Tyrin Turner: I Knew 'Boyz n da Hood' was in Trouble After Screening 'Menace II Society' (Part 8)

[@riccolaw655]

The Menace 2 Society and Boyz In The Hood stories both needed to be told. I love both movies.

[@marklucas3900]

I agree

[@Tuelz...]

Yeah it shows 2 sides of the hood and how they could cross easily. Even if you a good kid if you come across a ODog character your whole life could change

[@Spiritcr1jsher]

Just hope to God they dont try to remake it.

[@TheNiners6949]

All he did was eat, sleep and shit 😂

[@rodinowright6591]

I remember the Hugh's Brothers saying " Boyz in da hood" was like an Afterschool Special. Looking back , they were right. It is dated but still a decent film.

[@christmasflowers9635]

Hate we even comparing these classics, they both dope and gave us something. The fact they’re still even talked about until this very day. Both top tier 💪🏽

[@darnellwilliams8783]

Menace to society is the best hood movie gangs down boyz n the hood was sad

[@Major2219]

@Christmas Flowers You're a beautiful lady 😍⚘🥰💯

[@TrVlogs82]

True but if I had to pick it would be Menace II Society. But both are amazing movies. I also feel South Central is also left out & it's dope as hell too.

[@yungkaxDIEx]

@@Major2219 man get yo big scale thirsty ass on 🤣🤣🤣 in the youtube comments with the heart eyes you need to stop it 😭😭

[@kevinwhite3504]

It’s friendly competition. Regardless of your preference most of us will agree they’re both classics.

[@AAAA-nv5cf]

Boyz In The Hood represented the good kids like Tre and Ricky growing up in the hood and Menace 2 Society represented the kids like Kane and O-Dog caught up in the streets

[@varciar7274]

💯

[@xclusive8844]

💯💯💯

[@tbgguerrilla1430]

Rs

[@YeahthoBarnes]

🎯

[@gamelord3135]

that's how I always looked at it too, never a comparison just different sides of the same coin

[@tjkeegan470]

Boyz N The Hood was about the regular hood kids.. you don’t get caught up in the drama .. but it’s all around you so you see it every day.. Menace II Society was about the ones making the streets hot, the ones CAUSING the drama. Long story short both movies are classics & need to be seen regardless.

[@jamepearson]

Well explain! Great job

[@ericbanks8062]

I never even thought about it like that, but this is an accurate assessment.

[@Keithistall21]

@@ericbanks8062 same

[@Keithistall21]

You need a KZbin channel

[@DialloMoore503]

But Trey and Ricky DID get caught up in the drama.

[@mg19cal]

Can we just agree that both movies are classics without ranking them against each other?

[@killadjango6995]

💯💯💯💯🎯🤝🏽

[@ChevyboyCaprice_]

Yes! Cause one will never be better than the other

[@mariogallego5513]

exactly right. Both are classics.

[@dantelan-i-er5466]

Life is a competition

[@mg19cal]

@Who cares everybody wants it to be better because "Boyz" did better commercially while still being a good classic

[@melvinlovejones9722]

‘Menace...’ told a grittier tale of south central’s underground culture in comparison to ‘Boyz N The Hood’s tale of south central LA’s overall Bblack culture where a tragedy occurred. I’m grateful for both.

[@melvinlovejones9722]

@@andrew_randall Right! You get it!

[@brennenjones6658]

@@andrew_randall That's a great way of putting it. Menace gave us the other side. Tray and Ricky weren't in the game like that but knew and associated with folks who were and Ricky became an unfortunate and unexpected statistic because of it. Caine and O-Dog were in it heavy. And Caine became a somewhat expected statistic because of it. Both movies show us both sides of the coin, on how the violence in our communities can affect anyone, whether you're in the streets or not.

[@kashdub2210]

For sure it showed that even the good guy gotta do bad stuff when out in them type of situations

[@LanceG007]

Nah menace thematically is Carlito’s Way for black people,Boyz is so realistic to our everyday life

[@cherylcollette6736]

Also, one was about Watts (the Eastside) and the Crenshaw/Hyde Park era

[@jonhardin.]

Menace To Society is my fav movie ever. It has been since I was a young kid. I love it and I notice something different every time I watch it. Classic 💯

[@ricardofishburne8765]

Same

[@robertlittle2471]

Boy'z in Da Hood was much more important to the culture. It showed the parallels between young men growing up in the hood both with and without a father. A lot of people missed that point and just went for the violence and action.

[@thaistomp]

Yeah I liked Boyz n the hood better than Menace.

[@jihadabuumar9288]

I have to disagree,menace had all those components.Shariff,and Stacey were the OTHER sides of the spectrum with cane being pulled in all directions! Not to mention Jades character.

[@riogrande715]

@@jihadabuumar9288 Tellem bra! Menace 2 Society was just better

[@riogrande715]

Both movies are great movies, but menace to society was just on a different level

[@macman2141]

It’s all subjective but Menace II Society is the more superior movie! 💯

[@maxxlaw4081]

John and I was friends from USC. He wrote my Letter of Recommendation for film school. One more year to go!

[@kweefsweat5628]

That’s dope

[@marleyjanim5033]

Fire

[@hassanesdaile3671]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@baltimoretre658]

Congrats , keep going

[@Survivor-ng4te]

“A Maxx Law Production”

[@bluewave3417]

Two different movies. People see guys shooting at each other in South Central and just lump them together. "Menance II Society" is the story of a gang member trying to turn his life around. But his own actions and conflicts catch up to him before he can move on. "Boyz N the Hood" is actually a story about Black fatherhood and the power it has to counter negative environments. The sheer presence of Furious Styles in BNTH makes it a totally different movie from M2S.

[@russelllawrence7182]

Well said

[@akilvictor3795]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@garylewis3611]

Kane wasn't a gang member lol

[@RatBastard701]

Kane was a gang member ? What movie u watching ? Colors ? 😂

[@russelllawrence7182]

@@RatBastard701 they didn't show it but he was most likely a crip from the people they were around O dogg and A wax were crips but that's not the point of what the comment was about

[@noneyabizzness349]

That Menace soundtrack one of the most fire soundtracks EVER!!

[@davidblackwell6914]

Boyz and Menace was in competition at that time and era but nowadays both are equally appreciated and needed in showing both upbringings.

[@f8c3themusic]

I liked Boyz n the Hood better because it showed all aspects of the hood. Violence, playing football, courting a woman, single parent household, all that. It was well rounded.

[@WillOnCode]

Umm M2S showed that too the playing football represents getting out of the hood and cane was trying to do that. Courting women cane did that too with the Jada character ads she was a single parent and it had a lot of violence. Its the same movie but tray made it anx cane didn't. But think he did make it because he's telling the story

[@Wh4L205]

Definitely right about that!

[@Wh4L205]

John singleton was a master at telling stories RIP

[@demalehudson7402]

My dad taught me about sex watching Boyz in the Hood.

[@jamesdot87]

Man I gotta disagree....menace depicted la more

[@BSmith-yl3je]

Menace to society is one of my favorite movies of all time.

[@seancagney1369]

Both of those are timeless classics, no need to compare just enjoy both... I could watch either of them anytime.

[@BlackandGoldRanger]

And then round it out with Friday.

[@rockyiv2279]

Both movies are iconic. Love both.

[@DaughterOfTheKing_]

Both movies are classics! You can't even say one is better than the other 🤷🏽‍♀️💯

[@diehardoutdoors]

Yes you can o-dog and Cain was the best

[@TheRulerRoderickSutton]

"Boyz N Tha Hood" is better.

[@kushmirchaney5850]

Valid

[@kushmirchaney5850]

Valid

[@jay07261986]

They are both classics but I do find more females like boyz n the hood n more dudes like menace.....menace was more action oriented..

[@primex8127]

Real talk, me and my friends watched Menace 2 Society at least 3 times a week right after school from 6th- 8th grade. This and New Jack City really had influence on us..

[@heartbreakskeechie5522]

New Jack City my favorite 👑

[@cassandraclark5499]

Me too menace every morning before school love that skit

[@Ghostaredead]

How many of your friends went to jail

[@aldali724]

The ending to menace to society scarred me as a kid. I always second guessed any decision I made that could possibly get me in trouble after seeing that scene lol

[@JLSTKD12]

Me Too Bro real talk.

[@maxjulien2647]

Nah no cap

[@blakebarberi4828]

I love both movies. But Menace gave me a better view into the mindset of Black males. As a female I have four brothers. The car scene where the cousins told him to get out really touch my heart. Finally in the end when his friend told him to leave with Jada and he started crying. Him diving on top of her son, and then realizing he wants to live and not die. It shows he was really trying to pull everything together. Just ran out of time. All four of my brothers have turned themselves around so it does happen.🤘💜

[@sugejr06]

Dope 🙏🏿

[@LanceG007]

That’s cool but boyz in the hood was more of an original story that hadn’t been told before,there’s no real difference between menace to society and a movie like Carlitos Way which the theme is what goes around comes around

[@l.c.1704]

The scene you are talking about didn't happen that way. In Boyz in da Hood, Tre ASKED to be let out of the car. And what you went on to describe sounded like Boyz in da Hood scenes. Or, am I missing something?

[@blakebarberi4828]

@@l.c.1704 Yes you are. It's been many years but in Menace to Society. Caine is at a party and his cousin. A good lookin light skin guy, shows up and hugs him. His cousin is showing off his Jaguar or Benz. His cousin is driving and Caine is in the passenger seat. A guy jumps out and says give me the car. He looks at Caine and says I'm not getting out cousin. They just gone kill me. They shoot his cousin in the head. Caine is shot real bad and climbs out the passenger seat. His cousin car is taken. They throw his cousin dead body out the car. Caine is taken to the hospital by O Dogg , MC Right and his girlfriend . Hope that helps.💪💪

[@JayCity10]

Both movies represent a different side of the same coin. It's like comparing Goodfellas with Casino. Goodfellas was the glamorization of mobsters. Casino showed tha naked barbarity of mob life.

[@DJSharpBeats]

I've watched these hits back 2 back for many years.... also threw Trespass, Colors, South Central, King of New York, Sugar Hill and New Jack City in the mix 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💯

[@emilio2647]

RichRay Films by DJ Sharp Beats you forgot to mention Set It Off with Queen Latifah, Jada Pinkett Smith & Vivica Fox.

[@DJSharpBeats]

@@emilio2647 facts 🔥💯

[@vicvega24]

@@emilio2647 Set It Off was trash

[@MrWoo-jc8nt]

New Jack City is better than all that shit......respectfully

[@its_rick_james_bich2575]

Boyz n the Hood was a coming of age film dealing with growing up in early 90’s Crenshaw South Central. With Tray, Ricky and Brenda serving as the main young characters trying to make something of their lives. Douboy is the opposite in his outlook in life and is drawn to life in the streets and doesn’t look past that life until perhaps the very end when he contemplates the tragic needless death of his brother and the vicious circle of death that surrounds his life. But as we learn he is killed soon after. And Tray and Brenda make it to college. Menace to Society is also a coming of age film dealing with the same issues but set in Watts during a similar time period (they were only 2 years apart). But more grittier when it comes to showing the violence. Other difference is Kaine is drawn into the street life more and more as the film progresses, only finding an window of opportunity to leave towards the end. There are also strong male older characters trying to reach out and teach the younger characters about life. In Boyz in the Hood it’s Laurence Fishburns character. In Menace to Society it’s Charles S Duttons character.

[@AAAA-nv5cf]

I stopped reading after the 8th paragraph but so far it’s a good assessment

[@alvinhah3367]

@@AAAA-nv5cf That's very sad, for you.

[@qsplak]

@@alvinhah3367 Lol 😅

[@saj8]

Brandi was Tre's girlfriend. Brenda was Ricky and Doughboy's mother.

[@1tarikross161]

Crenshaw District has never been and wont ever be South Central L.A. you're clearly not from there..

[@WestboundPromo416]

they need to bring those actors back or make some more movies like that those were the best

[@987shamar]

Generation too sensitive now for movies like that, cancel culture destroyed the culture

[@WestboundPromo416]

@@987shamar tru ting u not wrong @ all smh generation fulla pussies

[@thunderrushmovie8834]

THUNDER RUSH IS ONE OF THOSE MOVIES FAM..

[@witterinc.8775]

Both stories needed to be told and both are classics 👌

[@smokenmirrors1714]

"We just gone find these marks n smoke em...shit it ain't that hard!" - O-Dog

[@quinfromationlo1490]

(Shirt lift) we gotta problem -ice cube

[@Coolronnie28]

O dog doughboy

[@Teach_1ne]

One of the best opening scenes to a film, EVER. No music, credits, goofy shit… straight to the raw.

[@Cagon415]

I love both films. Boyz in that hood was more about why the hood is the way it is. Menace to society was more about how growing up in a dangerous environment affects everyday decisions. The thing I like most about Menace, is that Cane could literally be anybody. He wasn't a super gangster, he wasn't always hard, he wasn't always smart, he was just trying to make it with the tools he was given. That makes the ending even scarier when he doesn't make it.

[@DuckandDeer]

i remember being a young kid when these movies came out.. Tyrin is so on point with the reactions of how each movie was received... i got chills from the previews of these movies as a kid, and i remember seeing the menace preview and how cool O Dog looked at the beginning... me and my boys all grew our hair out to get box braids and wore w-beaters daily just to try to look like him... great memories

[@rodinowright6591]

That Cali culture along with lingo. " break yoself fool!!!"

[@jozeffpierre1717]

@@rodinowright6591 I started holding all my toy guns sideways 😂

[@RamsonOpoku]

Man, when I watched Menace 2 society in the movies, I was scared as fuck of California

[@themanthemyth7950]

As a New Yorker, I thought the same. I thought places like south central, comp, watts, it was like that EVERY SINGLE day.

[@chadderrickwestbrooks3338]

When he started stuttering it brought back memories of when he was being questioned on menace to society

[@youngmirage5681]

You know you done fucked up 😆 🤣 classic scene

[@trollMan1086]

Both movies are classics

[@thewiseone6049]

Let's not forget Dead Presidents. That classic movie is on another level.

[@arttashfilms9816]

Menace was definitely the superior movie. Just was way more raw and uncut.

[@nomibe2911]

Nah

[@videsjlv]

@@nomibe2911 Yeah

[@datsapaddlin]

We are entitled to our opinions. I feel like Boyz in the hood was better but both great movies. Boyz in the hood did a great job showing how a black father can help when you are growing up in the hood. It put us in a better image of what positive fathers can bring. Without his dad Tre coulda ended up in the streets.

[@Foxxsilver101]

I wouldn't say superior they were both great movies

[@jordanwhitehead1251]

hell no, Boyz n the Hood was better

[@UncleLou88]

I got a 1990 Foxbody Vert on Gold and Silver Daytons , because of you and that movie. Damn near bout to go watch that shit rite na 🙌🏽💯🔥🔥

[@MrLegobro]

I saw this movie the night before my brother was killed in a shooting. And have not seen it since that night. I remember crying a lot through out the film. I must of sensed something was going to happen soon after watching it.

[@themanthemyth7950]

Sad, RIP to your brother fam smh.

[@donarell]

RIP to your brother 🙏🏾

[@csand2015]

Condolences 🙏🏿

[@coachbighead]

Condolences much strength you're way

[@jamesmitchell7374]

Prayers on the way

[@entertainingsportshighligh7525]

@ 3:35 ,....... That wasnt a "LIQUOR STORE" Lorenze Tate and Tyrin Turner walked in to, that was a regular Grocery Deli Store, and they bought 40 OUNCE BEERS from the Refrigerator. Its crazy how its TYRIN TURNERS movie, yet i had to still correct him on it, lol

[@ViewsFromTheSights]

Cuba's personality for the role of Trey was perfect. Tyrin couldn't haven't been that soft, meek, or smooth.

[@1dtremusic]

It's like he's always in character with Caine I swear!! Underrated actor for sure!

[@kingtyson713]

Till this day Menace II Society is still my favorite movie of all time.

[@davidcolejr9000]

Got my boy Caine stuttering like he in the interrogation room 😂😂😂

[@GAPOWERade]

Boys n da hood focused more on the characters story living in LA in the 90s. Menace 2 Society focused more on the lifestyle (selling dope, stealing cars, murder, the impact of the riots etc). Two totally different stories although on the surface they appear the same

[@ignaciofuentes2642]

Boyz n the Hood is about life in the hood. You got dudes that go to college and dudes that join gangs. Menace to Society is a movie about an active gang set. Everybody in Menace is a criminal, shooter or dealer. They are similar movies but not the same. They are both great. One is not better than the other.

[@WillOnCode]

They wasn't in a gang on menace also the Muslim brother wasn't a criminal, shooter or dealer. And Stacy played football he wasn't a criminal. Jada character she was a single mother trying to get out of the hood go watch the movie again and get a refresher

[@its_rick_james_bich2575]

@@WillOnCode They were from Jordon Downs projects and dudes dressed in Purple were used as extras (who were real gang members from JD). It’s obvious they were Grape Street Crips! Sharif was an “ex knucklehead” which meant he was in the streets before turning to Islam. Stacey is the only one who is not involved in the streets and concentrates on football. Caine appears not to be a serious active member until he helps to kill the gangsters who shot his cousin. That’s way O Dog says and praises him… “your getting down” when Caine agrees to find and kill them.

[@nmorgan24]

@@WillOnCode MC Eigt said they deliberately avoided depicting gang affiliation in Menace, because of the ramifications it could have on set during the filming and in the city, once it was released.

[@ignaciofuentes2642]

@@WillOnCode Both Menace and Boys n the Hood have gangs in them...they just don't mention what set they are from. Kane, O-Dog, A-Wax...clearly they are part of a gang set. Nobody in LA moves like that unless they are in a gang. Nobody in LA dresses like that unless they are in a gang. And Kane is from the projects. Every project in LA has gang affiliations. Stacey plays football but he is still part of the set. Stacey facilitated Kane buying a stolen car and fake registration so he is a criminal. Muslim guy was described as an "ex-knucklhead turned Muslim." Which means a former gang member that changed his life. Jada lives in a house paid for with drug money so she is guilty of conspiracy and money laundering. She was a criminal. She was only clean after her kingpin boyfriend went to jail. They are all criminals, shooters, drug dealers and gang members. Again...different movies. Boyz n the Hood has Tre, Ricky, Brandy and Furious Styles....all good, upstanding, positive kinds of people that live in the hood. Menace is about gang life.

[@WillOnCode]

@MrDagr8rylz not all of them 3 of them wanted out.

[@isaaccrimes5205]

Two classics that can't be compared

[@t-virusterrance4734]

Both films are great for different reasons. Each film showed alot of perspectives, personalities and actions, based on up bringing and experiences. TERRANCE OUT

[@its_rick_james_bich2575]

The other thing I remember is when Juice was released a year after Boyz in Hood..when it got to VHS, the cover had “Juice, New York’s answer to Boyz n the Hood”!!

[@wing00hero]

lol that east vs west thing was no joke in the 90s....

[@FortuneSun]

Boyz in the hood was never in trouble. It did what it was suppose to do. Great Movie!! Its a classic just like menace. Two different movies

[@ceed3d396]

That's exactly how I feel about Boyz n Tha Hood. When Menace II Society dropped it watered down Boyz n Tha Hood to the point of no return. Menace mirrored more of what we went through realistically in the inner city. I watch Menace about 2 times a year to keep my outlook raw.

[@charlesshabazz6486]

this guy is the truth.

[@gibbssteve01]

To me, it was never a comparison to be made. This is how i view it, Byz n Da Hd: Shows how not every black kid in the hood grows up without a father, or every black kid that got killed wasn't a gangbanger, and that when your mind is on getting more out of life, don't do something you can never take back. Menace 2 Scty: Shows how simple choices can have devastating effects. KD wanted to leave the hood, but only when it was too late, and life kept showing him certain things will only get you so far. Both great movies at the end of the day.

[@malibuls3415]

I love both movies I'm 46 now and I can tell and no song ever captured the movie like straight up menace till this day anybody I know including myself when you hear that piano riff come on and especially if your car has some knock in it dam I feel like 18 again

[@RDoubt96]

Menace 2 society is from the shooters perspective, Boyz in the Hood is from the good kid growing up in the madness perspective.

[@sweatorsmilefitness9112]

1:30 he sounds like he’s in the interview room in menace to society 🤣🤣

[@ST19890]

One of the most iconic scenes in movie history

[@cobyo9497]

Love this Guy his Character grab you everytime!

[@rigobryant8050]

Boys in the hood was better overall because it showed multiple aspects and facets of living in the hood. It was way more diverse and relatable to the average viewer. Menace was super dope too though, I seen both at least 100x

[@darnellwilliams8783]

No it didn't smh

[@rigobryant8050]

@@darnellwilliams8783 how not?

[@enzigenes]

True.

[@khalifhester4764]

But it’s some that would disagree because most of the people from my city could relate to menace to society more

[@Forever.Remain.Nameless]

I related to menace more....

[@bigj7844]

These movies are not comparable in my opinion Boyz in the hood to me was about a father trying to guide his son to avoid life’s pitfalls.

[@beazy3364]

Menace is basically Boyz in the Hood from the perspective of Doughboy and his homies.

[@jeremyboyd8659]

Now that think about it, you're right

[@datsapaddlin]

Doughboy and his homies wasn’t as bad though. O dogg was a psycho and Caine would Rob people after he saw his cousin get killed the same way.

[@hassanx9423]

@@datsapaddlin Doughboys homies sprayed guys down with AKs they bad as it get.. the film doesn’t go that deep into their character though. They don’t show robberies, stealing or other crimes they’ve done.

[@datsapaddlin]

@@hassanx9423 To me it seems like Doughboy had never killed anyone up until that point. He felt remorse. Monster was the one that had killed people before obviously because he really shows no remorse but Doughboy killed because they killed his brother. It never shows them do anything other than sell drugs until that point. He was more of a small time dealer than a killer like O dogg. He was more like Caine but not as bad because he would rob people. It never shows him do it so that’s all you can go off due to it being a movie. They more so just did things in retaliation. That’s what I mean not as bad. Caine and O dogg would go at innocent people.

[@damndev4625]

@@datsapaddlin I think it was more of a personal kill for dough boy because it involved his brother.

[@trelgreat9986]

You a legend bro Menace 2 Society 💪🏽

[@inglewoodhoneyhoney321]

Boyz in the Hood was a great movie for the time, never seen before, spoke to alot of people too. At the time, it couldn't have pushed the lines of Menace to Society did. It paved the way for Menace.

[@jombiejuss]

And Menace is also the better film all around

[@darieusflorence7856]

Both are classics can’t pick which one is better

[@77hemi]

Boyz in the hood is like the intro to menace. They are not the same. You can't have one without the other

[@LanceG007]

Yes you can boyz n the hood told the story that menace did

[@Rudeboy876]

Both were are great and classics

[@MassGainingGuy]

"You know you done f*cked up right" -Bill Duke

[@jacknapyer]

Both dope movies. Can’t compare them. Very similar yet completely different.

[@NEONOIRERA]

Boyz n The hood was more like a coming of age and Menace was more like a brazen cautionary tale.

[@sweetjanejonez]

Perfect descriptions.

[@iamshawnwilliam]

You needed Boys in the Hood to make Menace. Cane was Tre if Furious was a hustler & O’Dogg was Dough Boy on steroids.

[@DiverseLA]

Boys n the Hood was better because it was the first of its kind; no one had seen anything like it before - the writing and directing was better. They were also different in many respects. Menace II Society was also a classic.

[@HanifBarnwell]

How was it “first of its kind” ??? And where have you been?

[@bluu_ice6554]

1st of it's kind? Guess you never saw Colors

[@nvm7191]

@@GlobalEnigma64 South Central was raw before we saw Menace

[@nvm7191]

@@GlobalEnigma64 real shit. And Cube went on to show the hood in another light once again when he made Friday.

[@kingscotty2018]

actually the movie "Colors" was the first of its kind

[@ProjectMopar6]

I miss hood cinema movies like Boyz N The Hood and Manace II Society now the only hood movies we got look like they been filmed with an iPhone

[@shynepo3]

This man has aged very well

[@perseverance1577]

Would love to see Tyrin Tuner in Power

[@pilot8220]

Man how people gonna talk about Menance yet not bring up the highlight of the movie..."You know you dun f'ked up right"....BILL DUKE!

[@kevinbrown1437]

That's the line that started it off...I feel sorry for your mother...that was it for me

[@the1only467]

Can we take the time to appreciate that whoever is replacing Vlad in this has been able to mimic him exactly how he is. His pauses, with the “yea” to follow, agreeing with whatever it was the interviewee was saying then following it up with some comment to make it look as though he knows about whatever it was the interviewee was talking of.

[@thisthatmoreservices7646]

I noticed that too

[@marcellussims4831]

That heat about him being a feds got a little too hot 😆

[@vicdamone4084]

I remember seeing him on a episode of America's Most Wanted as a young actor Gangs from LA moved in on Kansas during the crack era.

[@ReallyLuv3]

Stand up dude right here ✊🏾 and multitalented! He should get with 50 cent on that TV tip !

[@jamiepark8359]

One of my favorite movies. I literally watched it the day it dropped on cable

[@i.quadmegistus5768]

Boys n the hood was put out by a major studio and had a higher budget. By seeing Tyrin’s acting ability in Menace ii society, it would’ve been a bigger risk with him as a major character.

[@datsapaddlin]

Yeah that’s fair…there’s a reason Cuba became a super star and he didn’t…respectfully

[@iwillmusic6090]

It’s funny how he talks in this interview like he’s still in that dark room getting interrogated 😂

[@jalhamontgomery]

Here 1st! Classic movies!!!

[@mr.334alabama4]

Tyrin sounds just like his character in menace to society when he’s getting interrogated by the cop in these vids😂🤣

[@DezDaRealest]

I really wanna see Tyrin in more projects. He was in meet the blacks spoofing his character from Belly. That was fun but we need more projects from bruh

[@122smh]

He also did a Menace Spoof on Sherman's Showcase a year or 2 ago. It was great to see him again

[@KMobstaBeatz]

Gotta go see ghetto stories wit boosie Nd he got a movie and wit snoop on KZbin

[@dreonthebeat202]

Both movies iconic to me

[@r3b22ber3]

Boyz n the hood was better. U watch the characters grow up so their trials and tribulations hit you harder than the characters in Menace

[@nuttynutt860]

At the end when he started stuttering reminded of scene when he got arrested lol

[@chicosworld]

Boys in the hood was more about the positive or trying to be kids who just live in the hood,while menace to society was like the hood version of Goodfellas about kids who hopped off the porch and was about dat.... menace my favorite but both classic

[@NorthPhilly-zr7xc]

Why he bring up wood harris and mekhi phifer

[@NMV-eq5jt]

@@NorthPhilly-zr7xc think he was bringing up actors who hadn't worked with john singleton

[@NorthPhilly-zr7xc]

@@NMV-eq5jt mekhi phifer did he worked with him on shaft and work with spike lee on clockers

[@crimestories1047]

Bro was stuttering like when he was getting questioned by the detective about the liquor store robbery

[@damndev4625]

Both movies are Classics. But Boyz n da Hood have more messages than Menace to Society. Most people choose Menace over Boyz n da Hood because they idolize street activity, ignorance and violence. But again, I love both films.

[@robertgilliam4836]

Its krazy because i can watch both movies right now like its my first time watching ...hands down both movies are the real deal 💯💯

[@thatsoboy1871]

MC Eiht straight up menace song stayed in rotation when I was a kid during that time and era every D Boy in Dallas was pushing them 5.0 mustangs on Daytons I say menace 2 society had more of a impact then boyz n da hood but both movies was good

[@daboxingscholar]

"In Trouble " 🤣🤣🤣

[@mikesmith8233]

The hunt is on an you're the prey. Mr. Butler

[@malicedewon1376]

2 great movies no need to compare them 2 classics we all grew up watching

[@LABoutaBagDoe]

I love both movies, it’s Hard to pick one over the other , but if I gotta give one the slight edge, I’ll say Boyz N Da Hood

[@2Faded247]

I was watching “who’s the man” when the preview for Menace came on in the theatre. The audience went nuts

[@guystevens5739]

Who’s the man came out 2 years after menace. Stop lying.

[@2Faded247]

@@guystevens5739 negative

[@kingrosspharoah3296]

THIS DUDE STILL SOUNDS THE SAME EVEN THOUGH HE IS ALOT OLDER AMAZING💪💪💪

[@thaistomp]

He never lost his spirit.

[@kadarbraxton4039]

You know done da fuck up right.

[@kingrosspharoah3296]

@@kadarbraxton4039 WHAT???🤔

[@kadarbraxton4039]

@@kingrosspharoah3296 left out a word but it's a classic line. Have you seen the movie.

[@patrickellis3338]

Always liked Tyrin Turners work. Just watched him as a dealer in Deep Cover.

[@kuronroland4211]

Tyrin turner would've played the hell outta that role as trey

[@samweirich5973]

1:34 that has got to be one of the most awkward moments of silence.

[@Blaaclava]

Not really he's meaning Cubic jr... And he would sell to a white audience you just didn't understand... Blessing

[@Mr.Majestic77]

Imagine if Boyz N Da Hood's Doe Boy (played by Ice Cube) and Menence II Society's O-Dog (played by Larenz Tate) was in the same movie.

[@destineetyson7756]

I love you tryin Turner you are my favorite actor on the plane ❤️💋❤️💋❤️💋❤️❤️❤️♥️❣️♥️❣️❣️♥️❣️♥️❣️♥️❣️♥️❣️♥️❣️💗❣️💗❣️💓❣️💓❣️💖💖😙💖🥰💕🥰💕🥰😍🥰💋🥰💋🥰