Kevin Hart has interviewed some of the biggest celebs in Hollywood, and they haven't disappointed in providing us with some laugh-out-loud moments. From Don Cheadle to Saweetie, check out some of the hilarious clips from Hart to Heart.
Synopsis: Armed with his insatiable curiosity, lightning wit, and vintage wine, Kevin Hart sits down to interview A-list guests in the comfort of his virtual wine cellar for an uninterrupted hour of insight, truth, enlightenment, and of course, some humor. Hart to Heart will dig deep to find out what makes these world-class influencers tick, their goals and aspirations, their journey to stardom, and the obstacles they overcame to reach their lofty status.
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The video features a candid and humorous conversation between a host and Kevin Hart. They discuss the early struggles of the host's show, Kevin's experiences with public embarrassment, the challenges of being a diverse actress in the industry, and Kevin's self-deprecating approach to his fame and career setbacks.
I'm a big fuckin' idiot.
Yeah, who are you?
What?
Uh, hmm, should I interject?
Did you?
That was not my intention.
I'm sorry.
We made this video, um,
I'm ******* Matt Damon,
which became a big viral video.
And it changed, it changed a lot.
It really changed the show because
suddenly celebrities wanted to be on it,
which they didn't before.
I mean, like, if you go, if you ever have the
don't, by the way, but if you ever, like,
go back and watch the early shows, like,
there were times where
the guests weren't even paying attention to me.
Like, they were talking to the other guests.
It felt like every party I ever was at,
where I'd be sitting there at the desk
and they'd be carrying on a conversation
and I was like, uh, hmm, should I interject?
Like, what should I do now?
And the show was live.
And it was just a mess.
And we had, sometimes we had really,
we were really scraping the bottom of the barrel
when it came to stars.
We'd have, like, the sixth most interesting person
on Joe Millionaire or something, you know?
Not even Joe.
We were like, all right, if we have him,
can we maybe get Joe?
They're like, well, Joe's doing Leno.
Joe's, uh, Joe's not available.
But, um, it's true.
In fact, that's why I started making fun of Matt Damon
because at the end of a show,
we had some terrible guests
and I was standing there,
I'm wrapping up the show
and I'm standing there with these guests
and I don't even remember who they were.
And I go, I want to apologize to Matt Damon.
We ran out of time for him.
And I just did it to make our producer, Jason, laugh,
you know, and he was cracking up.
And, uh, then I just did it again the next night.
And then, um, I started doing it all the time
as just, you know, how I close the show.
Here's why I'm laughing, all right?
There's no way, there's no way not to be aware.
Like, when you say, yeah, we're kind of scraping
the bottom of the barrel, like, you know,
you're looking, you're looking at your guests
and you're like, oh, man, all right, well,
this is who we got.
And then they're looking at their booking at my show
and going, who's this?
Have you ever gotten, like, food poisoning
and had to go on stage?
I shitted on myself on stage.
Oh, did you?
I swear to God.
Oh, my God, it almost happened at Staples Center.
I swear to God, I shitted on myself.
And once in Germany.
Watch this.
Joey, where were you at when I shitted on myself?
Norway.
Norway, we were in Norway.
Mine was almost Germany, almost Staples Center.
See, you got almost.
I want to make this very clear.
Let me, let me, no.
There is no almost.
Let me be clear.
There's no almost.
What I did to these trash cans is ungodly.
I don't know what I ate, but I was like,
I literally was like, if I don't walk off this stage
right now, I'm going to ---- myself
in front of thousands of people.
And that was pretty traumatic.
I was sweating.
There's very far few and in between
with the opportunities for the black woman.
They were only telling like a couple stories,
a couple of our diverse stories, you know.
So you were mindful of that at that point in time?
Well, because what I kept getting from my agents
at the time is they kept saying I was too edgy.
And I'm like, too edgy?
Because you just thug.
Well, I am a thug, but I'm a trained actress.
Very true.
But you can't judge me on who I am
because that's never going to change.
Yeah.
I don't judge you on it.
I'm saying I know.
Oh, not you.
I'm just saying I want you to know
that I know what's in there.
Yeah, I know you do.
Like this.
You don't never let me forget.
Like this.
You got this thing.
I got all of that.
Like what you, what?
What?
Yeah, who you?
What?
Who you, what?
What?
Like that's in there.
Grabbing the bottle, looking for the weapon.
Yes.
Oh, it's OK.
I'm working.
I have a therapist.
It's called Rage.
I'm working on it.
And there are reasons for it.
That's why therapy is good.
OK.
We'll get there.
We'll get down there.
I can't wait to get down there.
But at the same time, like I said,
and me, you know, I'm 56 years old.
Damn.
I'm sorry.
Because it was a thought.
No, no, seriously.
It was a thought.
I don't care.
It was a thought and I blurted it out.
I'm fine.
I didn't mean it that way.
I'm fine.
OK.
But just understand I didn't mean it
the way it came out.
We'll take a poll on how you meant it
with people here later after the show's over.
I can sit up here and honestly say, buddy,
that was from a place of love.
Got it.
Like, damn.
You didn't.
If we could play it back right now.
Play it back.
These are two different dams.
Play it back in slow motion.
There wasn't no.
I said.
There was no like.
I said.
Damn.
No.
You said the word damn.
Do you want me to tell you how you said it?
I know how I said it, Don.
Do you want me to say it back to you
how I think you said it?
Go ahead.
Damn.
Not true.
Fam.
Not true.
Fam.
I said.
Kevin.
I said.
Damn it.
Each time you've said it now,
it's gotten quieter and quieter.
I could barely hear you
that last time when you said it.
Well, that means that
you can barely hear the truth.
So who has the problem here?
Hmm?
Who has the problem?
Maybe 56 is catching up.
The way you Nadia Comaneci things,
it's just flipping.
Oh, I know what you just did there.
Straight around.
The way I Nadia Comaneci it.
Huh?
Hmm?
Uh-oh.
Does he not know what that is?
The way I Nadia Comaneci it?
Yeah.
He thinks he's the only one
that can Nadia Comaneci it.
What are you talking about?
You don't think I know
what Nadia Comaneci it?
What is?
You heard me.
Okay.
Yeah.
56 though.
Yeah.
Let's get back to it.
Damn.
Still here.
Still kicking.
Still walking.
Knees are still working.
No noise.
Right?
Hmm.
All right.
That's good.
Well, perfect segue
into my next question.
Your appetite.
Uh, you somewhat referred to you
as, what's it called?
Greedy.
There it is.
Some people would say
that you're greedy.
Uh, you have put so much
on display when it comes
to your love for food.
The concoctions that you feel
go together.
Uh, it's even landed you a deal.
You know, a deal
in the food space.
You had your own meal
at McDonald's.
Um, before I get to the meal,
what, what, what the ****
is going on with your system?
Let's just get into the,
to the meat in particular.
Why, why, why the mixture
of such random and,
and crazy foods?
It's random.
Yeah.
You put like,
then you put like Cheetos
and you do a lot of,
a lot of crazy stuff.
This is how I do it.
Nobody showed me this,
but I'm telling you.
Okay.
So don't tell nobody.
All right.
This is how I do it.
Some days I'm like,
Ooh.
Really?
It was a close call today.
Well, at the end of the day,
yes.
Oh my God.
I've gone to bed at night
and been like,
God, **** that ----.
That was not my intention,
but that did not go well.
Cheers to the end.
You know what I mean?
Well, we can't change that.
Wish you could.
Have a lot of shame.
Feel a little sweaty.
Oh God.
And you know,
sometimes that night
lasts for a couple of days.
Yeah.
Sometimes.
You know what the worst is,
Kevin?
When you do something,
hold on,
I got to yank this down.
When you do something public
and you just,
even in your mind's eye,
you're like,
I'm just not going
to look there.
I'm not.
Don't mention it.
It's fine.
It's going to,
just don't say anything
to me about it.
I don't want to hear.
Yeah, I know I did it.
Oh, you saw it?
Thank you.
I don't want to hear about it.
Nope.
Don't want to hear about it.
Give me a good year.
Then I'll look back
and be like,
okay.
You grow into certain roles.
I was going to say,
you're good.
You know what I mean?
Like,
I couldn't have played
that 10 years ago.
No, you're good.
You know what I mean?
Like,
I wasn't that guy.
You're,
I've seen you.
I'm 56.
I've seen you.
Now don't give me
that Don Cheadle.
I almost did it.
Damn!
I almost did it just now.
I was like,
why he do that to Don Cheadle?
I almost did it.
One of the greatest actors
of our time.
I almost,
you cut me off
as I was about to do it.
He was uncomfortable.
I was right,
it was right here.
He's such a cool guy.
I grabbed the chair
because I was going to do it
with such aggression
that it was going to pull me up
and I was going to
have myself balance.
It was like,
what the ****?
You're 56.
Don Cheadle!
You're 56.
I'm 56.
Now, like you said,
okay,
you wouldn't have been
in a position to do
what you did.
I'm 56, man.
But.
56 is only young
when you're dying 56.
No.
Do you feel like you're now
finally getting a grasp
on this thing
called entertainment?
I have no idea
what the ****
is going on ever.
I just,
like,
you're so,
like,
if your schedule,
I would have
a panic attack.
But like,
I just get into cars
and then get out
and then do what they say
and then get back
into the car
and then go home.
But I feel like
I did find
some sort of a playing field
where it became my thing.
But now I feel like
I'm at a place
where like the whole like,
I'm not supposed
to be here
like type of like,
you know,
just downplaying
everything so hard.
Like,
it's cool to be
self-deprecating.
Like,
I love it.
It's like my thing.
But like now
I'm at a place
where like I'll do
other shows
and like you come in
and they have stuff
like written for you
and all the dialogue
is like,
I'm a big ******* idiot.
Hey,
let's smoke a doobie.
Oh,
yeah.
And I'm like,
like,
every joke
is just like,
well,
you know me,
I'm a big ******* idiot.
But a big deal.
------- Entourage.
Dude,
this would be
great for my career.
I got to get this.
My manager calls me.
Hey,
they got a part.
This part is going
to run over
about three episodes.
Uh,
they want to see you.
What?
I don't remember
which part.
They want to see you.
I don't want to say
the name
because I don't want
to hurt you.
Okay.
I go,
oh my God.
I go read.
Sheila?
Sheila.
Sheila Jaffe.
She fucked up.
I go read for Sheila.
She fucked up.
Oh my God.
I go read for Sheila.
Sheila and I,
I come back.
Oh,
I got a call back.
They called me back.
I call my manager,
Dave.
They want me to come back.
Oh my God.
That's a call back.
That's good.
Dude,
you got this.
You're ******* right.
I got it.
I'm getting big.
I'm ******* confident.
I walk in the room.
Bow Wow's in the room.
Oh,
I knew it was that part.
I didn't want to say
because I don't know
if I'm taller than you or not.
The **** is Bow Wow doing here?
Right?
I'll never forget it.
I walk in the room.
Bow Wow had on a big jersey
and a do-rag.
What the ****
is Bow Wow doing here?
This part,
I don't know.
He had to wear a jersey.
Nobody told me to wear a jersey.
I got on like a regular t-shirt.
I got on,
I got on like a regular t-shirt.
God,
I wish I was.
Like the ******* part
is like a fun part.
This guy's like loud.
He's got like
a little bravado to him.
Yeah,
he's got a script.
He's got a thing.
Are you ready
for what I'm about to tell you?
Yeah,
I remember.
I remember
going in.
I ******* kill.
I kill.
I walk out.
I leave,
right?
All right,
man.
See,
I don't know Bow Wow at the time.
All right,
see you guys later.
I'm walking out.
I don't get,
I'm probably on the third step
walking out.
Bow Wow walks in the room.
I hear,
hey!
What the ****
is going on in there?
Is he reading?
I stay on the step
for a second.
They're dying.
They're going,
they're going through the roof.
What the ****
is happening in there?
He was reading with Kevin.
He was reading.
What's happening in there?
With Dylan?
Or Kevin Conley?
Yes,
he was reading with Kevin.
All right,
well,
I don't get a call back
and I keep calling
and I just remember
watching Entourage
and seeing Bow Wow
do the scene.
And I was like,
I lost the part
to ******* Bow Wow.
How big is your team?
You know,
it's about 20 people.
I asked you that question
because I was going to say
from your immediate team
those are people
that really know you.
Well,
how many people do you have?
Immediate team?
Yeah,
your immediate team.
12.
Like 12?
Yeah,
okay,
that's about right.
No,
20 and 12 is a big number.
That's the difference.
It's a big difference.
But you're a little younger
than I am.
I'm 42.
Yeah.
What are you?
I'm not going to tell you.
It's on Wikipedia.
Are you serious?
Yeah.
How old?
I'm also 42,
Kevin.
I need a white version
of what I did with Don Cheadle.
You need a white version?
I need a white version.
Well,
Kevin,
so as it turns out,
I'm also 42.
How old are you?
How old do you think you can be?
50?
No,
no,
not 50 yet.
All right,
then stop.
What are you talking about?
I thought you were going to say
I'm crazy.
Yeah,
all right.
You're like 45.
I'm in my mid-40s.
45?
Yeah,
there you go.
Sure,
sure.
You're 45
and you've had 21 years
of your life
of successful TV.
What?
Of successful TV.
Yes,
yeah,
yeah.
I mean,
yeah,
sure.
Look how you breathe with that.