00:00Marlon, c'est bon de vous rencontrer.
00:01Je suis très heureux d'avoir vous ici.
00:03Bien sûr, vous êtes ici pour un film scénario,
00:06un nouveau film scénario.
00:07C'est une franchise culte.
00:09Il y a beaucoup de gens qui ont été créés
00:12avec cette série de films.
00:14En revanche, en 2026,
00:17avec un film comme ça,
00:18est-ce que c'est facile ?
00:19J'ai l'impression que parodie
00:21est peut-être moins facile
00:23que c'était en fait parce que
00:25nous avons peut-être moins
00:27de nombreuses
00:28des références.
00:30Il y a beaucoup de gens
00:31qui sont en l'algorithme
00:34et des trucs comme ça.
00:35Est-ce que c'est difficile de créer une parodie
00:37qui a besoin de
00:40faire des gens ?
00:41Non, je pense que
00:43c'est
00:45la façon dont vous explose
00:47de faire votre parodie.
00:49Si l'algorithme change,
00:51vous aurez de changer avec l'algorithme.
00:53Donc, nous avons fait
00:54que c'est inclusif pour
00:56pas seulement la génération
00:58que j'ai vécu, mais pour la génération
01:00qui est venuée.
01:02Parce que vous voulez
01:03que c'est un matchup de culture,
01:05mais un matchup de générations.
01:07Et ce est un film que vous pouvez
01:09voir avec vous,
01:10vous savez,
01:11vous avez des trucs,
01:14vous avez des trucs,
01:17et donc nous parlons
01:18de choses comme
01:21Shorty a un live stream,
01:23et maintenant,
01:23il est comme le casse et naut,
01:25mais il est plus vieux.
01:27Et nous parlons de
01:29que nous parlons,
01:31les pronomes.
01:32Et tout ce que cette génération est,
01:35nous nous sommes
01:35en place de l'écoute
01:36dans ce film.
01:37C'est une nouvelle movie,
01:39c'est une nouvelle caste,
01:40et une nouvelle caste.
01:41C'est le matchup
01:43des générations.
01:44quand vous avez
01:46le premier film,
01:47c'est une nouvelle fois.
01:50Il y a des cool-ass chaises,
01:51mais...
01:52Oui.
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06:05Je pense que par notre industrie, je n'ai pas assez de crédit.
06:13Je pense que c'est un peu d'assessant.
06:15Je ne pense pas qu'ils comprennent complètement le skill set que j'ai.
06:21Je suis différent.
06:24Je suis différent.
06:25Vous avez une 2 Chainz en moi maintenant.
06:27Je suis différent.
06:30Exactement.
06:31Quand vous dites ça, je pense que 2 Chainz en moi.
06:32Je suis différent.
06:35Vous savez, je suis Disp sacr andere.
06:39Je peux supplener ce qu'ilomemas.
06:40Je peux faire desermanences.
06:43J'ais faire des感動ies.
06:45J'ais faire des napos.
06:47Je peux donner à la productorale e jouer tout simplement.
06:52Je suis Comedy Stop.
06:54Je suis différent, gros.
06:55Ce n'est pas des gens.
06:57Les gens que j'ami respectent,
07:00There's probably only three people that have done what I do.
07:05And I've been doing it since 19.
07:08So I'm not just one thing, I'm everything.
07:10And I'm just trying to get to the point where I can express myself
07:13in any kind of genre, right?
07:18And people go, it doesn't matter if it's drama.
07:21It doesn't matter if it's comedy.
07:22It doesn't matter if it's a psycho thriller.
07:25Every time Marlon Wayans performs or does it, yo,
07:29he gives it 150% and he puts out a great performance.
07:33And that's the same for my stand-up.
07:35That's the same for writing and producing, you know,
07:37scary movie or any other movie.
07:39I want to do great work and express myself.
07:43And I hope that they appreciate my expression.
07:45You just talked about the stand-up.
07:46But the audience knows what I could do.
07:47That's the funny thing.
07:49My industry don't get it.
07:51My audience, they're like, yo, whatever dude want to do,
07:55let him do, let him cook.
07:56But why does the industry don't understand?
08:00Because they like to bet on what they like to bet on, right?
08:05It's not that they don't believe in you.
08:08They just believe that they could sell one thing better
08:12than selling everything that you do.
08:15That might be confusing in terms of the message.
08:18And I'm changing that messaging because I'm just like,
08:21no, I'm going to show you.
08:22I'm going to show you, I'm going to put this together
08:26in a way that you can't see it.
08:29I can't expect them to see it.
08:30Nobody can see your dreams, only me and God.
08:32I'm talking to God.
08:34And I know, you know, man will always try to tell you you can't
08:38because they're human.
08:40Their brains can only see what they see.
08:43when you talk to God, only you and God can see your vision of you.
08:49So you've got to convince man by continuing to walk your walk
08:53and walk your walk with God.
08:55You and your brothers, like, you've been doing and creating stuff
08:59for a long time now.
09:01because what you say is very interesting.
09:04Is there also, for you, is it like a mission to just give a message
09:08to younger generations that they can do stuff,
09:10they can build their own stuff?
09:11Because, I don't know, I imagine a lot of young actors
09:14that want to make it in Hollywood and stuff like that.
09:18And it can be really hard, you know, because there are a lot of people.
09:22and you made it, but on your own way.
09:27So, do you feel, like, responsible for, like, young cats,
09:31young generation to just give a message or something like that?
09:35I feel a responsibility to just tell the truth about what it is to make it.
09:40It is hard work.
09:42A lot of these kids think you, you know, you just kind of do it
09:45and you show up and you want to be an actor
09:48and you show up in Hollywood and they just make you.
09:51That ain't it.
09:52And there's damn sure ain't it for a black actor or a person of color.
09:56So, you have to create your own circumstances, right?
10:00You have to create your own opportunities.
10:02I work hard.
10:03If you looked at my schedule, I guarantee you would vomit.
10:07I work hard.
10:08I don't have days off.
10:09My days off, the things that you guys call weekends,
10:12I'm on a stage performing, getting better.
10:15So, then when at times I write a movie,
10:17when I sit in that theater and I'm watching a movie
10:19and I'm going, what's funny about this?
10:21I know it's funny because I spent the weekend on a stage making people laugh.
10:25So, when I think something's funny, I know it's going to be funny
10:28because of my instincts.
10:30Oh, I hear the laugh.
10:31Oh, I write that.
10:32That might go too far.
10:33No, but if it goes far, we should take it a little further
10:35because if this happens, that's going to pay this off.
10:40You've got to be a beast.
10:41Like I said, I write, I produce.
10:43I still, when I'm doing a drama, I still have my acting coach before I go to set.
10:49Me and my acting coach work all night so that when I show up on set,
10:53that I'm not giving a good performance,
10:55that I'm giving a great performance every moment.
10:58I don't cheat it.
10:59I don't cheat this game.
11:00I just say, if you love it, pour yourself into it and be an artist.
11:05I look at myself, in terms of my work ethic, I'm like Prince.
11:09That's the only guy that I know that worked like that.
11:13Prince.
11:14That man learned to play drums, piano, guitar, bass, could dance, could sing.
11:21Got better at guitar every year, every album, every song because the practice.
11:28And then the touring.
11:29He would do a tour.
11:30He'd be at a big arena and then leave that arena to go play a small club.
11:35Like that's kind of art.
11:37That's being an artist.
11:38I want to be that kind of artist.
11:39And then he was a very smart businessman.
11:41So I love Prince, guys like Michael Jackson, visionaries.
11:45I think you have to know you're special and work toward how special you're going to be.
11:53It's going to take work.
11:55And it's up here.
11:57And it seems insurmountable.
12:00It seems impossible to y'all.
12:03But to you, to me, when I have a passion for something, I just walk toward it.
12:10It's funny because I mentioned Above the Rim, you were, you co-starled this Tupac in this movie.
12:15And he was also known for like being, having a rock ethic and releasing, like recording a lot of tracks.
12:20And that's why we are of this posthumous album.
12:22So I think this is also so.
12:23He's a hard worker.
12:24Pac was a hard worker.
12:26I learned that when we did Above the Rim together.
12:27This man went to sleep.
12:28He'd do the acting during the day.
12:30And then at night he'd go to the studio and he'd come to set with three new songs.
12:35Yo, listen to this.
12:36I'm like, when did you do that?
12:37Last night.
12:37Did you sleep?
12:38Not yet.
12:39Yeah.
12:40And then go out there and rip a scene.
12:43That's what you got to do if you want to be great.
12:45I think my time is up.
12:46Thank you very much.
12:47It was a pleasure.
12:48Thank you, brother.
12:49Thank you.
12:49– Sous-titrage FR 2021
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