They Cloned Tyrone starring Boyega and Jamie Foxx.
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Damn...this is one of very few movies I'd love to see a sequel too.First 20 minutes I thought the dialogue was corny. It's a lot of that quirky banter black dialogue everybody tries to do these days
As the movie goes on the good outweighs the bad and it ends up being a great adventure/Scooby Doo mystery movie. Boyega's character being so serious and quiet is good for balancing Foxx and Parish's energy
The ending actually left me optimistic because it looked like they were setting up the 3 main characters as a team of traveling investigators, which could make for a few good sequels. I'd love to see them solve a few more supernatural fukkery mysteries
But the director said there will be no sequel
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In this YouTube video titled "KT The Arch Degree - Clone Wars (Assimilation vs Annihilation)", the speaker, KT The Arch Degree, discusses the movie "Clone Tyrone" and its hidden symbolism and messages. He explains connections to ancient tales of genetic manipulation, the significance of certain characters and names, and the representation of different parts of the brain. KT delves into themes of assimilation, government plans on melanated communities, and the effects of technology. He also touches on topics such as human trafficking, the use of AI in the film industry, and the lack of diversity in beauty standards. The video concludes with KT answering questions and discussing the positive aspects of the film "Black Dynamite", as well as the importance of substance and inner health.See less
- 00:00:00 In this section, the host introduces KT The Arch Degree, known for deciphering hidden codes in movies. They discuss a recently released movie called "Clone Tyrone" and KT explains that the movie features a rendition of the song "They Call Tyrone" performed by Badoo. The host mentions that he recently watched the movie and found it to be intriguing. KT then prepares to delve into the various aspects of the movie, using slides, and looks forward to answering questions from the audience later on.
- 00:05:00 In this section, KT The Arch Degree explains the connection between the movie "Clone Tyrone" and the ancient tales of Annunaki and Yakub genetic manipulation. The character Rocket Racc00n from "Guardians of the Galaxy" is mentioned as a representation of Pro Siron, which originates from Canis Minor, associated with Sirius B. KT suggests that the character's origin in North America highlights the power and greatness often overlooked in our own homeland. The Senescent Fontaine character is linked to the Yakub theory of whitening the race. The name Tyrone, commonly associated with Black men, is connected to the story of Solomon's Temple and its Grand Chief Architect Hiram Abiff. Tyrone means land, and since Solomon's Temple symbolizes the brain and mind, it suggests the importance of building cognitive structures for thought.
- 00:10:00 In this section, KT The Arch Degree discusses the symbolism behind certain elements in the movie "Clone Tyrone" and how they relate to the brain, mind, and historical events. He explains that the different parts of Solomon's Temple described in the Bible actually represent different parts of the brain. The movie incorporates various timelines, ranging from the 70s to the 2000s, to highlight the long-term implementation of government plans on melanated communities. The mention of Barack Obama, Hollow Man, beepers, flip phones, and cryptocurrency in the movie shows that it is not limited to a specific time period but rather represents a time loop to demonstrate the ongoing agendas being carried out in these communities. The significance of SpongeBob is also discussed, with the setting of "Bikini Bottom" referencing a real location called Bikini Atoll in the Pacific Ocean.
- 00:15:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the irony of a movie referencing SpongeBob SquarePants, which takes place in the Marshall Islands where atomic bombs were dropped, while another movie called "Oppenheimer" is released about the man who created the A-bomb. The speaker also highlights the invisible enemy portrayed in the movie, which represents radiation, a lasting effect of the atomic bomb experiments conducted in the Marshall Islands. The speaker connects this to the invisible effects of technology, such as radiation from blue light and 5G, and the potential for cloning through the personal information shared on social media platforms. The speaker further mentions another movie called "Sound of Freedom" that addresses human trafficking, emphasizing the vulnerability of young black men without proper support or guidance. The name "Rodney," which means an island of gold beaches with crystal clear water, represents the disconnect from the proper environment for black people, symbolizing the loss of their home and heritage.
- 00:20:00 In this section, the YouTuber discusses various themes and imagery in the film that reinforce the idea of assimilation over annihilation. They mention a mural in the lab that says "Unity starts here" with an image of a scientist holding DNA, symbolizing the power of melanin. They draw parallels between the senescent version of Fontaine in the film and stagnant water, as well as the substantia Negro in Parkinson's disease. The YouTuber also points out the significance of the character Nixon, who is linked to the Controlled Substance Act and Kiefer Sutherland, representing power over time. They discuss emotional manipulation and the system's effort to turn people against each other, as well as the frequent mentioning of the film "Hollow Man" and its bold statement.
- 00:25:00 In this section, KT The Arch Degree discusses the concept of "Hollow Man," referencing H.G. Wells' book and connecting it to the idea of rendering matter invisible and undetectable. He also mentions the existence of clones and non-playable characters (NPCs) in society. KT then shifts the focus to Yo-Yo, a character in the Marvel universe, and draws parallels between her name and the physical process of a yo-yo. He explains how the physics of a yo-yo, involving angular momentum and energy transformation, relate to the manifestation of light and ultimately connects it to Yo-Yo's powers in the movie.
- 00:30:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the symbolism displayed by the characters in the film. Each character is associated with specific colors representing their chakras. Tyrone, the drug dealer, wears green, symbolizing the heart chakra and his love for his brother. Yo-Yo, the hooker, wears orange, representing the sacral chakra and her creativity. Jamie Foxx's character, in red and purple, represents the journey from survivalist behavior to potential spiritual growth. The speaker also addresses the speculation about Jamie Foxx being cloned and attributes his changed appearance to the physical challenges he faced. Overall, the film parallels Jamie Foxx's personal journey and highlights the power of melanated skin and the manipulation of time.
- 00:35:00 In this section, KT The Arch Degree discusses the symbolism and hidden effects in the film setting of "Glenn." He explains that Glenn represents the narrow valley inside the brain, while Fontaine symbolizes the entry and exit point of the soul from the skull. The subconscious mind is depicted through an elevator, and various products in the film are shown to have hidden effects based on compound Ace. These effects include laughter caused by chicken processed food, sedation and forgetfulness induced by relaxers, and obedience through grape juice representing religion. KT highlights the harmful effects of excitotoxins such as MSG and artificial dyes on brain health, particularly in children. Additionally, he discusses the role of music frequencies as emotional manipulators, as shown in the film.
- 00:40:00 In this section, the speaker reflects on the changes in relationships and society over time, particularly in terms of love and affection. They highlight how in the past, there was a greater emphasis on expressing love for one another, whereas now there seems to be a lack of appreciation and understanding. The speaker then shifts to discussing broader societal issues, such as cloning, intellectual property, and the rise of AI. They mention the Hollywood writers' strike and how AI is becoming more prevalent in the film industry, leading to concerns about creative autonomy. The speaker also mentions the movie "Mission Impossible 7: Dead Reckoning" as an example of AI gaining sentience. They touch upon the controversial practice of cloning meat and using AI to manipulate taste buds, leading to a loss of differentiation in what tastes good. Additionally, the speaker criticizes the lack of diversity in beauty standards and how women are metaphorically depicted as clones. They mention the upcoming Barbie movie as an example of this lack of originality and diversity. However, they suggest that this depiction may backfire in the movie, highlighting the power of deception and individuality.
- 00:45:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the symbolism and hidden messages in the film "They Clone Tyrone." They highlight the use of the term Olympia Black, which represents the domination of AI over humanity. The film also comments on the decreasing value of personal touch and traditional communication methods. The speaker connects the character Glenn's liberation to the awakening of Tyrone, emphasizing the need for mental awakening before being aware in the real world.
- 00:50:00 In this section, KT The Arch Degree answers questions and discusses the positive aspects of the film "Black Dynamite". He explains that the references to different time periods in the movie were meant to show a span of time and not just one particular era. KT also clarifies that the female character in the movie represents the life-giving force and not a clone, highlighting the importance of mitochondria and its role in our metabolism. He concludes by stating that the movie depicts the characters evolving and working together to unify their community, ultimately showing a positive portrayal of overcoming adversity.
- 00:55:00 In this section, KT The Arch Degree discusses the idea of engaging with women who have natural hair versus those who use perms. He emphasizes that the external appearance isn't the most important factor, but rather the substance and soul of a person. He also praises the natural smell of a woman and acknowledges the importance of maintaining inner health. KT mentions the use of genetic protectants and detox products, such as Nest Suit Nectar and the recently released signature tonics. The conversation then shifts to the topic of cloning, with KT mentioning the possibility of blood samples being taken from newborns for cloning purposes. He also mentions the disturbing reality of human tissues and organs being sold in barrels worldwide. The discussion briefly touches on the chemicals present in fast food, specifically the Popeye's chicken sandwich, and the potential harmful effects they can have.
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In this YouTube video titled "KT The Arch Degree - Clone Wars (Assimilation vs Annihilation)," KT discusses various aspects of his video "Clone Wars (Assimilation vs Annihilation)" and addresses questions from the audience. He talks about the absence of the mother figure, the character named Frog, and the hidden manipulations in the movie. He also talks about his website, Ionic Botanicals, and the different tonics they offer for various health purposes. KT discusses the themes of assimilation in the movie "Django" and the concept of NPCs. He also speculates about genetic cloning and the potential use of genetic material. He shares insights on negative archetypes in society, the significance of 33 degrees in masonry, and the interconnectedness of consciousness. KT discusses the interaction between psilocybin and serotonin receptors, announces a new product called "Techanu," and highlights the power of dance, music, and movement. He addresses questions about women using the product, the significance of pouring libations, herbal treatments for gastroparesis, and upcoming events at Alkaline Oasis.See less
- 01:00:00 In this section, KT The Arch Degree discusses various aspects from his video "Clone Wars (Assimilation vs Annihilation)". He talks about the absence of the mother figure and how it affects men's upbringing and relationships. He also explains the significance of the character named Frog and his ability to navigate between the conscious and subconscious mind. The reference to The Wizard of Oz is also touched upon, highlighting the hidden manipulations behind the scenes. Additionally, he lists the top three practices for creating health as light, breath, and hydration. Lastly, he speculates about the components of the perm compound, linking it to genetic manipulation.
- 01:05:00 In this section, KT The Arch Degree discusses his website, Ionic Botanicals, which offers six different tonics for various health purposes. He mentions the specific tonics and their benefits, such as nervino for the brain, kamiani for the microbiome, renal light for the kidneys, and immunoblasts for the immune system. He also mentions a sale on the tonics and upcoming products like Luminous B and a herbal blend for diabetes. KT then goes on to explain the significance of the color purple in the movie, highlighting that it represents higher states of consciousness and frequency. He also addresses a question about the absence of parental figures in the movie and explains that there were no previous generations except for the old man who represented the last generation.
- 01:10:00 In this section, KT The Arch Degree discusses the parallels between Jamie Foxx's personal experiences and the themes of assimilation in the movie "Django." He highlights the importance of being grounded and mindful of the music and roles one takes on, as they can have a deep impact on a person's psyche. KT also mentions the concept of NPCs (non-player characters) and believes that a significant percentage of the population may exhibit NPC-like behaviors without even realizing it until triggered. He emphasizes the futility of arguing with such individuals online and encourages others to block them and conserve their precious energy.
- 01:15:00 In this section, KT The Arch Degree discusses the possibility of genetic cloning and the potential for individuals to be cloned. He mentions the recent acquisition of African Ancestry by Black Rock, suggesting that genetic material could be used for cloning. He also likens cloning to the concept of a host in sci-fi stories, where an entity requires a physical body to occupy. Addressing a question about melanin, KT explains that Dr. Sebi simplified the concept by referring to carbon instead of melanin. He emphasizes the importance of simplifying complex ideas for better understanding. When asked about the numbers on clones, KT suggests that numbers always hold significance and could be interpreted based on numerology. Lastly, he discusses the depiction of pimp, drug dealer, and other archetypes in the home, stating that these representations reflect the systemic reality in many black neighborhoods and suggests that if those with such lifestyles can recognize the environment and take action, anyone can make positive changes in their own lives.
- 01:20:00 In this section, KT The Arch Degree discusses the portrayal of negative archetypes in society, such as drug dealers, hoes, and pimps, and emphasizes that they still possess qualities that can be viewed as positive. He also explains the significance of the 33 degrees in masonry and how it relates to temperature and degrees of coldness. Additionally, KT warns against consuming nutritional yeast as it can overexcite the brain and inhibit Gaba receptors. He also addresses the interconnectedness of consciousness in the natural world and how herbalists utilize this knowledge to promote holistic health and healing. Finally, when asked about rewiring the brain from addictions and greed, KT recommends his nervino, histonic, and signature tonics, as well as the use of the duck flower to purge the body.
- 01:25:00 In this section of the video, KT The Arch Degree discusses the interaction between psilocybin and serotonin receptors, explaining that when they combine, it can help individuals overcome their addictions. He shares a personal anecdote about a friend who used psilocybin mushrooms to successfully kick his addiction to fentanyl. KT's knowledge and insights on this topic are praised by another participant in the video, highlighting the importance of his teachings. Additionally, KT announces a new product called "Techanu", which is a herbal blend specifically designed to empower male sexuality. He explains that it is named after the Kemetic name for the obelisk, symbolizing the phallus. KT mentions that he has received positive feedback from testers, particularly from women who have tried the product. The conversation shifts to the topic of dancing and its importance, with KT emphasizing the power of dance, music, and movement in shaping our reality.
- 01:30:00 In this section, KT The Arch Degree discusses how women can also take "it" (referring to a product) just like men, although they may not need to take as much. He mentions that he is working on something specifically for women as well. They then segue into answering more questions from the audience and KT shares insights on the significance of pouring libations and the association of drinking and wisdom in certain traditions. He explains that drinking inhibits the frontal lobe, allowing for uninhibited actions and connection with energies. He mentions the concept of the Drunken Master and gives examples from the Wu-Tang Clan and Old Dirty b*stard.
- 01:35:00 In this section of the video, KT The Arch Degree discusses various herbal treatments for gastroparesis and emphasizes the importance of rebooting one's system. He also explains the spiritual significance of the little boy in the movie they were discussing, who represents the next generation and the teachings he would receive. They also mention the upcoming guest on the show, Dr. Wesley Muhammad, who will discuss the conspiracy surrounding marijuana and its effects. KT's nickname, "Big Moss," is mentioned, and they encourage viewers to visit his website for herbal products.
- 01:40:00 In this section, the speaker promotes various products and events available at Alkaline Oasis, a store located in New York. They mention new products, such as tonics and smoothies, and encourage people to visit the store and support the baristas. They also highlight the availability of a special drink called "gifty" that was popular in a village before Dr. Sabi's time. Additionally, the speaker mentions the inclusion of Ionic Botanicals products, such as honey and purple sea moss, at Alkaline Oasis. They also mention upcoming events, like a comedy show with Willie Lynch, and encourage viewers to share the video.
Warren Peace
Superstar
no way they found a way to make a yakub movie 
an honest to god yakub movie man
Has Farrakhan spoke on this?
an honest to god yakub movie man
Has Farrakhan spoke on this?
Warren Peace
Superstar
great movie
john boyega is a damn good actor. bro switched up the accent to Cali fast as fukk at the end talking about some "mama, you need something from the storrrre"
john boyega is a damn good actor. bro switched up the accent to Cali fast as fukk at the end talking about some "mama, you need something from the storrrre"
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Don't do it breh! They gonna turn you into a DeSantis disciple
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That Cali accent was atrocious thogreat movie
john boyega is a damn good actor. bro switched up the accent to Cali fast as fukk at the end talking about some "mama, you need something from the storrrre"
Yeah, this. I didn't like that we don't know exactly what decade it's set in. It's like the 1970s, 1980s, 2000s, and 2020s all in one. I would have preferred if it was set completely (and definitively) in the 1970s. It would have made it more interesting.
Anyway, I liked the movie. 7.5/10. Boyega, Teyonah, and Jamie did their thing.
I do feel that they could have gone deeper with the film in terms of messaging and storyline, though. The ending was also a bit abrupt, IMO.