Netflix & Chill: Mike Epps 'Don’t Take it Personal' Stand-Up Comedy Special

Need a Netflix & Chill idea for the weekend? MStars has got you covered. Check out the new Mike Epps Don't Take it Personal standup comedy special. Mike Epps is bringing some serious laughs as he shares his perspective on fatherhood, marijuana, childhood and more. Watch now on Netflix with your special someone to see Epps light up the stage from his sold-out show at Orpheum Theatre in LA.

Mike Epps, the star of ABC's Uncle Buck and Starz's Survivor's Remorse, is back in his comedic zone with a new stand up special available Friday December 18 to Netflix subscribers. According to Collider, Epps' new special will bring "the familiarity brash and lithe stage show, moving up and down the stage with big strides delivering sharp observational jokes."

Mike Epps has been on an upswing this year as he was recognized by the NAACP Image Awards with best supporting actor nomination for his role in Survivor's Remorse on Starz. In addition to his own tour, he has also been quite busy with the Black and Brown Comedy Get Down Tour.

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— Survivor's Remorse (@SRemorse_Starz) December 8, 2015

2016 is looking like a huge year for the Hangover and Next Friday star as well. Mike Epps has been confirmed to play his dream role as Richard Pryor in the upcoming Lee Daniels' biopic Richard Pryor: Is It Something I Said?  In what may be one of the biggest comedy films of the year, Epps will play the lead role alongside Eddie Murphy, Tracy Morgan, Kate Hudson and Oprah Winfrey. The biopic is still in production with no confirmed release date as of yet.

Fans can expect a glimpse at Epps on the big screen on January 29 as he co-stars in the Fifty Shades of Black parody alongside Marlon Wayans and Affion Crockett. This film is sure to bring non-stop laughs as familiar comedic faces parody the Fifty Shades of Grey film.

In the meantime, check out the trailer for Mike Epps' Don't Take It Personal stand up special available now on Netflix.