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I'm Steven Dr. Love, a producer of They Clone Tyrone
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I'm Steven Dr. Love, a producer of They Clone Tyrone. I'm here celebrating 50 years of hip-hop at the BET Awards
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With all hip-hop, it's an amazing experience so far. They Clone Tyrone is a weird sci-fi mystery comedy with Jamie Foxx and Teyana Ferris and John Boyega
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and a whole bunch of other dope people in the mix. But honestly, what I'm most excited about is for y'all to hear the music
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The movie is set in the South, and the soundtrack definitely speaks to that
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You got a little bit of Project Pat in there, you got some Big K.R.I.T. in there. You know, there's definitely some legends but also some newcomers like PJ
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So I'm really excited to kind of bring the culture together around the music and the film
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Tell us about the underlying messaging of the movie. Yeah, the movie's about three people who realize the government's doing mind-control experiments on a neighborhood
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and they have to kind of unpeel that onion, right? And so that's definitely some conspiracy stuff that we're unpacking
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But while you're having fun with the conspiracy of it all, we're going to unpack what it means to red-line communities
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You know, what it means to control our food, our music, our religion, like all that stuff, right
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Like what happens when we no longer control that? And so, you know, as we celebrate the 50 years of hip-hop, I think one of the things that's coming to the forefront
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is people are starting to realize we need to control our own sound and control our own music
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And so, you know, that plays with that in the film, too. Okay. Thank you. Cool
