Why Are Teenagers Rioting at Minecraft Screenings? Ask a 15-Year-Old.

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Minecraft Mayhem Explained (by a 15-Year-Old)

The movie “A Minecraft Movie” has sparked unusual behavior in some teenagers, causing chaos in cinemas across the country. This started when Jack Black exclaimed “chicken jockey,” which led to excited reactions like screaming, throwing popcorn and drinks, and even releasing live chickens (a viral meme). Theater managers have had to deal with this misconduct, with some calling the police and others banning teenagers unless they’re accompanied by adults. Despite the movie being a massive hit, earning $163 million in its opening weekend, causing joy for theater owners and Warner Bros., it seems the excitement is mostly due to nostalgia for many who played Minecraft during the pandemic. A 15-year-old explained that hearing phrases like “chicken jockey” brings back happy memories from their past, leading to their energetic responses. So, while it might seem concerning, it’s essentially just a wave of nostalgia-fueled excitement.

How Stephen A. Smith Could Literally Become the Law & Order Candidate

Eventually, Stephen A. Smith must decide on his future career path. Will he continue as an ESPN commentator, a role that has proven successful for him, having recently signed a $100 million contract with the sports network? Alternatively, he could venture into acting, an area where he also shows promise. He has been cast in upcoming roles on Law & Order and General Hospital. Regarding his acting talents, Smith humbly admits, “A lot of people call me a natural, but I don’t feel that way. I’m just trying to memorize my lines so I don’t make a fool of myself.” It is worth noting that he could also pursue a political career, including a potential presidential run, which he has not ruled out. Interestingly, when asked about the choice between winning an Oscar or becoming president, it seems his focus lies with the latter for now. “I want to win an Oscar,” he shared with Rambling Reporter. “However, I value putting the needs of America first.

Remember When Lisa Simpson Predicted Trump Would Tank the Economy?

25 years ago, an episode of “The Simpsons” foresaw a potential economic disaster caused by a Donald Trump presidency. In the 2000 episode “Bart to the Future,” Lisa Simpson was depicted as the first female president of the United States, inheriting a financial crisis from her predecessor, President Trump. The show didn’t specifically mention tariffs or trade wars, but it did suggest that the country was so financially strapped it couldn’t even afford to fund Lisa’s campaign promise for a large bookmobile project. Mike Scully, one of the show’s writers, stated that there was no intentional prophecy being made in the writers room at the time. They were simply brainstorming “outlandish” names and speculating about who the most foolish person America could elect, with someone suggesting Donald Trump as a possibility.

The story you’re interested in was published in the April 16 edition of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. If you want to stay updated like this, consider subscribing!

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2025-04-16 21:24