In his new Netflix comedy special Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was, Jamie Foxx opens up about his health scare last year, humorously addressing the conspiracy theories that emerged after his near-fatal stroke. Foxx not only shares the details of his recovery but also pokes fun at the wild rumors that spread, including bizarre claims that he had been replaced by a “clone.”

In one of the most memorable moments from the special, Foxx recalls a dinner in Las Vegas when a stranger, overheard by his daughter, insisted that the man walking out of the restaurant wasn’t Jamie Foxx, but a clone. Laughing it off, Foxx brushes off the absurd theories with his signature humor. “That ain’t Jamie, that’s a clone,” Foxx recounts, as he vividly describes the scene with his usual comedic flair.

In addition to addressing his health, Foxx also reflects on his wild partying days with music mogul Sean “Puffy” Combs. Foxx humorously recalls his nights hanging out with Diddy, affectionately referring to him as “Black Gatsby” due to his extravagant lifestyle. He jokingly mentions leaving Diddy’s parties early, always being the first to head out, adding, “I was out by 9.”

Foxx also touches on the infamous federal raids at Diddy’s home, where unexpected finds such as over 1,000 bottles of baby oil were discovered. With a wink and a nod, Foxx imagines Diddy being involved in the strange scene, saying, “It was hot in that tunnel, though. I thought I saw the devil at the end.”

Despite the humor and wild moments, Foxx makes it clear that he’s still the same person after his health scare. He addresses the clone rumors head-on, saying, “It ain’t enough clone juice in the world to clone me.” His message is simple: no matter what the conspiracy theorists say, Jamie Foxx remains as authentic and original as ever.

Available now on Netflix, Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was is a blend of heartfelt reflection and Foxx’s unmatched humor, making it a must-watch for fans who want to see the actor’s triumphant return to the stage.