Mike Epps recently hosted his second annual free concert in Washington Park, Indianapolis, on September 6. This event drew attention as Epps took the opportunity to discuss his past feud with NFL star Shannon Sharpe. The two had clashed on social media leading up to the 2024 NBA All-Star Weekend but have since reconciled, as revealed during a podcast episode of Club Shay Shay.
Mike Epps and Shannon Sharpe’s Reconciliation
During a candid conversation on Sharpe’s podcast, the pair reflected on their social media exchanges and their meeting at the Kountry Kitchen restaurant in Indianapolis. Their previous rivalry appeared to have come to an end, and both expressed a desire to set an example for their fans.
- Meeting at All-Star Weekend: Epps and Sharpe acknowledged their past disagreements while pledging to focus on more positive interactions.
- Epps’ Message: “We’re still all examples in front of millions,” Epps stated, emphasizing the importance of resolving conflicts peacefully.
- Sharpe’s Insight: “Just because we disagree doesn’t mean we have to fight,” Sharpe added, advocating for a more constructive approach to conflict.
Upcoming Projects: ‘Last Friday’
As they shared laughs and memories, Epps also provided updates on his future projects, particularly the much-anticipated sequel to the “Friday” movie series, titled ‘Last Friday’. Epps confirmed he is collaborating with notable figures like Ice Cube, Aaron McGruder, and DJ Pooh on the script.
- Release Year: Fans can expect ‘Last Friday’ to be released in 2027.
- Ongoing Franchise: Epps hinted that this may not be the final installment in the series.
Michael Epps’ Career Highlights
Throughout the three-hour podcast, Epps discussed his career and various collaborations. He touched on his favorite role as Milo Hughes in the Petey Greene biopic ‘Talk to Me’ and expressed his long-standing desire to portray Richard Pryor in a biopic.
Additionally, Epps confirmed the premiere of the final season of ‘The Upshaws’ on Netflix, set for January 15. He’s also gearing up for the ‘We Them One’s Comedy Tour,’ which kicks off in 2026.
Appearances and Public Engagement
Epps shared how he appreciates engagement from fans. He encouraged people to approach him for autographs, saying, “Don’t just stare at me. Ask me if I’m Mike Epps.”
With his comedic talent and heartfelt messages, Mike Epps continues to make an important impact both in entertainment and his community.
