Terry Crews Reprises ‘Idiocracy’ Role in Colon Cancer Prevention Video
Actor Terry Crews has stepped back into his “Idiocracy” role as President Camacho to put a spin on spreading colon cancer prevention awareness. He posted the video to his YouTube channel Tuesday. It jokes that…
Actor Terry Crews has stepped back into his “Idiocracy” role as President Camacho to put a spin on spreading Colon cancer prevention awareness.
He posted the video to his YouTube channel Tuesday. It jokes that “America’s future president has traveled back in time for a life-saving public service announcement.”
Crews then enters a doctor’s office as President Dwayne Elizando Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho to get screened for colon cancer.
The doctor explains how colon cancer develops and displays a picture of an anthropomorphic colon flexing its muscles.
He notes that colon cancer “does affect black men more than it affects other men.”
Through puns and a bit of toilet humor, the video displays a hilarious picture of how and why colon cancer screenings can help save lives.
“President Camacho” is shown going in for his colonoscopy and waking up after the procedure. He then raises a bottle of apple juice and toasts the few polyps that were removed.
Crews agreed to do the video for the Colorectal Cancer Alliance Lead From Behind initiative. This is a non-profit created with actor Ryan Ryenolds’ Maximum Effort creative agency.