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Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that They Cloned Tyrone chicken scene is going viral on TikTok.
In the trending video, Slick Charles (Jamie Foxx) and Fontaine (John Boyega) were seen eating fried chicken at a restaurant.
While eating the chicken, they began to laugh, which made Jamie Foxx stop the laughter by angrily throwing his food on the floor.
After they stopped laughing, Jamie Foxxx told his friends that the food was laced with cocaine.
The scenery and lingo sprinkled throughout the upcoming Netflix film They Cloned Tyrone (available to stream on July 21st) embodies the trifecta of sci-fi, mystery, and Blaxploitation that defines it. From oddball commercials for a nostalgic fried chicken spot with a secret ingredient that makes visitors burst into uncontrollable laughter to boxes of scalp-frying hair straightener that brainwashes Black women into relying on the beauty treatment, these abnormalities are just a couple examples that make up the directorial debut of Creed II screenwriter Juel Taylor.
They Cloned Tyrone is led by a powerhouse trio of John Boyega (Fontaine), Teyonah Parris (Yo-Yo), and Jamie Foxx (Slick Charles), who bring the laughs and drama in their roles as a hustler, sex worker, and pimp, respectively. Depressed after the loss of his younger brother, Fontaine works as a drug dealer in a presumably Southern city, where he partners with Charles, a self-proclaimed “entrepreneur.” A night where Fontaine attempts to collect his profit from Charles goes awry when a rival dealer seemingly kills Fontaine, who strangely wakes up the next day. The bizarre circumstances lead Fontaine, Charles, and Yo-Yo into an underground laboratory, where they discover a cloned Fontaine and experiments that the government conducts on unexpecting community members. Although some viewers might be taken aback at the stereotypes at first glance, there’s a deeper storyline ahead. One where the three unlikely detectives expose a conspiracy that dooms Black lives.
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