Kid 'N Play & More Kick It At 'House Party' Screening Event In LA

Ain’t gonna hurt nobody!

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All eyes were on legendary duo Kid ‘N (Plaided up) Play who showed love to the new school at the star-studded House Party screening event in LA.

Notable attendees on the scene included Tinashe, Karrueche, Hit-Boy, BlameItOnKway, Bill Bellamy (and his daughter Bailey), Algee Smith, Rosa Acosta, Big Boy, Mark Cuban, the entire cast and more.

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In the modern reimagining of the 1990 classic, house cleaners and bffs Damon (Tosin Cole) and Kevin (Jacob Latimore) are struggling to keep things together. Out of money, down on their luck, and facing eviction, the pair needs a major win to make their problems go away.

Luckily for them, they’re assigned to clean the massive mansion of LeBron James while he’s overseas and decide to throw a giant party in a quest for immortality and some cash.

As the party spirals out of control and one of LeBron’s championship rings goes missing, they’re launched into a wild night that they will never forget.

Directed by Calmatic (with a screenplay by Jamal Olori and Stephen Glover), the raucous reboot also stars DC Young Fly, Karen Obilom, Andrew Santino, Melvin Gregg, Allen Maldonado and Scott ‘Kid Cudi’ Mescudi.

“The majority of this film’s impression will be made thanks to the writers, Steven Glover and Swank (Jamal Olori),” said Calmatic in an interview with BET.

“When I first read the script, I was in, and as a big fan of Atlanta already.. House Party gave me those vibes instantly. It felt as if this film would be what if Atlanta were to be made into a movie.”

“In House Party, we can explore all of these possibilities and tell crazy jokes for damn near two hours [laughs]. It is one of those films where there will be so many things in it, but all of it is to be unexpected.”

I’ll tell you right now, on the day House Party comes out, there are going to be eight different trending topics based on the crazy s**t going on. There will still be a few Easter eggs that fans of the original will be able to notice but it’s not going to be like Martin Lawrence and Tisha Campbell playing somebody’s parents. It’s not going to be like that.”

Check out the trailer below:

House Party opens in theaters Jan. 13, 2023.