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Pimpville U.S.A: The Official Players Ball 

The Official Players Ball is an annual pimp & 304 event with celebrity guest from all over the world, hosted by the Magic Bishop Don Juan. Usually these events are closed to the media, luckily an acceptance was made this year for Juice Lee & Pharoh Media.
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The Official Players Ball is an annual pimp & 304 event with celebrity guest from all over the world, hosted by the Magic Bishop Don Juan. Usually these events are closed to the media, luckily an acceptance was made this year for Juice Lee & Pharoh Media.

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Genre:Documentary
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