Although A Minecraft Movie did not have a lack of memes by any chance, not all of them landed as strongly as Steve’s Lava Chicken did. The short song went on to become a format-breaking, ...

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But there's one scene in particular that has taken on a life of its own, and we saw it in the trailer: it's CHICKEN JOCKEY! For those who don't know, a chicken jockey comes from the mega-popular game.

Warner Bros. is ready for fans of chicken jockeys to celebrate, as they’ve announced that special screenings of A Minecraft Movie will begin soon that allow for audiences to sing and talk. The new ...

Jack Black delivers the viral “chicken jockey” line in “A Minecraft Movie,” but he doesn’t sign off on the chaotic fan behavior surrounding it in theaters and on social media. The comedian and “School ...

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Warner Bros.’ A Minecraft Movie has sprinted past the $500 million worldwide box office milestone. The Jared Hess-directed and Jack Black-starring video game adaptation walked away from its second ...

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What Is The “Chicken Jockey” Meme? When Steve says “chicken jockey,” a reference straight out of the top-selling video game ever, theatergoers yell it back and erupt into applause, as seen here (but ...