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Mike Epps: Funny Bidness (2009)
Just whose bidness is it if Mike Epps wants to get up on stage and work blue? It's your bidness, if you want to see a raw, raunchy, and riotous comedy program featuring the "How High" and "Friday After Next" star on the stage, in the streets, and in your face!
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Just whose bidness is it if Mike Epps wants to get up on stage and work blue? It's your bidness, if you want to see a raw, raunchy, and riotous comedy program featuring the "How High" and "Friday After Next" star on the stage, in the streets, and in your face!
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Genre:Comedy, Documentary
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In Theaters:4/8/2009
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Runtime:73 minutes
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