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In a rather hilarious turn of events, Green Day turned their iHeartRadio Music Awards acceptance speech into a Boogie Nights ...

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For those who didn’t pick up on it, the speech was a tweaked version of Mark Wahlberg’s dialogue from “Boogie Nights,” when his character Dirk Diggler accepts one of his various accolades ...