Dude Where's My Cup

After the disappearance of a special cup, all hope seems lost for an aspiring hip-hop artist until his buddy steals a gallon. The rest is history.

Cast

Afroman

as Self

Jemar Berry

as JB

Big A

as Self

Point Blank

as Self

ESG

as Self (as Cedric ESG Hill)

Lil' Flip

as Self

Brady Bobb

as Mr. Oneal

DJ Sauce Park

as Club DJ

Chef Machette

as Big Lean

Carley Coy

as Carley

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