Unfortunately, both series were cancelled after the first year. According to CNN, in a recent interview, Kevin Hart has some words towards the cancel culture that has been taking over lately, specifically when it comes to anything or anyone who has anything to do with sports, entertainment, politics, and just about anything anyone has opinions about. The sudden box office star was soon landing roles in such big-budget films as “The Five Year Engagement” and “Think Like a Man,” with “Grudge Match” opposite Robert DeNiro and Sylvester Stallone, and top billing on “Ride Along” opposite Ice Cube on the horizon.Īs Hart prepares for the July 3 release of his new standup film “Let Me Explain,” he takes a moment to look back on those lean years following his bittersweet experience of 2004. This was obviously a good choice because otherwise Hart may not have written, produced. His stop at LA’s Nokia Theater put him in the record books as the first African-American comedian to pocket over $1.1 million for two-day ticket sales, unseating previous record holder Eddie Murphy. Fast forward seven years to the release of “Laugh at My Pain,” the theatrical version of his 90-city comedy tour in 2011 that earned a staggering $15 million in ticket sales. Kevin Hart No longer touring 380 past concerts Join Songkick to track your favorite artists and never miss them live.
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