O'Shea Jackson Jr.

But I tried.

Right.

And yeah, when he first told the studio and Gary Gray, the director, that he wanted me to play him, they said, Cube, is this a joke?

I'm a survivor.

So, you know, that was great, you know, for the for the confidence.

And, you know, after the first audition, Gary saw something great.

And that something made him give me a coach by the name of Aaron Spizer, who I love to this day.

And I work with Aaron like every week.

And then I flew to New York to work with Susan Batson.

And like for two years, I was just giving it all my time and day.

Yeah.

Until finally it was like, yeah, we're going to do it again.

not a chemistry, a screen test.

You know, they're going to have, you know, a cube, an easy and a drain.

You're going to mix and match you guys, see who fits.

And so I'm thinking like, all right, I'm going to pull up and it's just going to be one drain, one easy there.

And then, you know, I'm going to switch it out.

I get there.

I see a Jerry girl as you do.

And I walk over to him.