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By Ray Hafner
Published on May 25, 2006
Ever since he donned the pimp cape in Friday After Next, comedian-actor-rapper Katt Williams has been struttin' -- taking his portrayal of Money Mike and turning the slicked-out pimp into a franchise. So when the rap group Young Gunz called him a "fake-ass pimp" in a throwaway line, he hit back with an entire rap song attacking the duo. Overreaction? Probably. For the latest on the gang warfare, or for the latest from Money Mike, head to the Verizon Wireless Theater today. Williams will be performing his stand-up laced with smack. With any luck, he'll start rapping.
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