Pusha T Wants Tyler, The Creator to Play Him in a Movie: ‘He Really Dives Into Character’
In a recent Reddit AMA, hip-hop duo Clipse, comprising brothers Pusha T and Malice, were asked a fun yet intriguing question: who would portray them in a potential biopic? Pusha T was quick to suggest Tyler, The Creator as the ideal candidate to take on his role. He praised Tyler for his ability to immerse himself in character, particularly highlighting his creative music videos that showcase a range of themes and narratives. Pusha envisioned a climactic scene where Tyler, embodying his persona, triumphs over all competition, walking off into the sunset as the last man standing. This playful yet insightful response not only emphasizes Tyler’s artistic versatility but also hints at the dramatic storytelling that could be woven into a Clipse biopic.
Malice, on the other hand, took a more contemplative approach when asked about his potential on-screen representation. He admitted he struggled to pinpoint an actor who could authentically capture his essence. Malice emphasized the importance of attitude, authenticity, and resilience in any portrayal of his life. He expressed a desire for the film to reflect the brothers’ journey through hardship and their ultimate triumph, underscoring a narrative of perseverance. This thoughtful reflection highlights the deeper themes that a biopic about Clipse could explore, moving beyond just their musical achievements to delve into their personal struggles and growth.
Tyler, The Creator is no stranger to the world of acting, having previously starred in the cult classic sketch comedy show “Loiter Squad” and recently taking on a supporting role in the upcoming film “Marty Supreme,” set to be released on Christmas Day. His diverse talents make him a compelling choice for the role of Pusha T. As the conversation around a potential Clipse biopic gains traction, fans are left eagerly awaiting the development of a script that could bring the brothers’ remarkable story to life on the big screen. With their rich history and dynamic personalities, a film about Clipse could resonate with audiences, celebrating their impact on hip-hop while also inspiring viewers with their journey of resilience and authenticity.
Did you ever wonder who would play the
Clipse
in a biopic about the brothers from Virginia Beach?
During a recent
Reddit AMA
,
Pusha T
and Malice were asked who would play them in a movie, Push gave an interesting answer.
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“If I had to have someone play me, it would definitely be
Tyler, The Creator
,” Push said, before commending Tyler for his immersive music videos. “I think he really dives into character really well. You can tell through his videos he dives into character really well with different themes through his albums. I think he could play Pusha T. I think he could. Man, the climax scene is gonna be just him killin’ all the competition. All of them. Everybody. Be the last man standing and walking off into the sunset.”
When it comes to Malice, though, he didn’t really have an answer, but he did break down what it would take to play him in a movie. “If a movie was made about us? I don’t really know who could really play me,” he answered. “You would have to have a whole bunch of attitude and a certain authenticity and genuineness about you. I don’t see people being that real nowadays. As far as the outcome, I wanna see resilience. I wanna see people working through their hardship, their suffering, and then coming out on top and just never giving up.”
Tyler is no stranger to acting. He and
Odd Future
had the sketch comedy show
Loiter Squad
on Adult Swim for three seasons that has since become a cult classic and has often been referenced on social media in the form of memes and GIFs. Most recently, he played a supporting role in the upcoming film
Marty Supreme
opposite Timotée Chalamet that’s set to be released on Christmas Day and is currently receiving rave reviews.
On Wednesday,
Pusha T presented
his friend, frequent collaborator and fellow Virginia Beach native
Pharrell Williams with Shoe of the Year
at the 2025 Footwear News Achievement Awards in New York for the Adistar Jellyfish.
Someone should start working on a script ASAP.
