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Amazing jokes by him in this that make you laugh. Definitely worth a watch.

I like Kevin Hart and I really want to love this show. But compare this to Dave Chapelle's shows and dare I say Louie CK's. This is not as funny as I first saw 'laugh at my pain'. It has good moments though. So a big meh~

It seems that sexual jokes are somehow more common in such shows. This show was also quite a lot. He tells the stories well, but I can't say I laughed a lot. But if I say unsuccessful, I would have lost the right.

I enjoyed this special!!! My favorite bit was the 9 guns in different rooms of the house! Hilarious! Keep the laughs comin Kev!

I watched the trailer for this Netflix special and thought it was going to be the same old thing and I wouldn't enjoy it but it was actually good, the material was new and it all came together nicely in the end.

While this special isn't a flop in terms of comedic material, it's still Kevin Hart's worst comedy special ever. The jokes are repetitive and quite boring punctuated by his trademarked screams which are unwelcome and sometimes cringe-worthy.

My review is negative because I know Kevin Hart can do much better. It's like he doesn't put much effort nowadays into his stand up routine and hands over joke writing duties to friends or friends of friends. My two cents: Not a bad stand up, but definitely not Kevin Hart's best.

It was a good show. Ignore the bad reviews. Give it a try. I loved it and i think you will love it too. In only one point i thought it was forced but in the end he killed it too. So please give it a try you will love it too.

I loved every second, hilarious. I loved the jokes (more than other of his Netflix's special).

....le sigh.... Disappointing. It had its funny moments. But overall, I felt like he was trying too hard. Kevin's first two comedy specials were the funnies things I'd seen in a long time. And then something changed. His writing, delivery, appreciation, approach....something changed! I remember 80% of the jokes from Seriously Funny and Laugh At My Pain. I know one joke from What Now. And this show...I'll remember bits and pieces of the genius baby situation. It was funny. But not gut busting killing over funny. I feel like the crowd was more laughing because it's Kevin Hart...more so than because the material was really funny. He's a great actor for the roles (SAME DAMN ROLE) he plays. Being that they are all the same. But his comedy has fallen off. The jokes about his family and addressing his public infidelities felt more...more cringe worthy than comedy. I wouldn't watch it again.

I was disappointed almost right away. I did not laugh 1 time! I mistakenly watched the whole thing, trying to give it a chance but I was sadly wrong. He tried way too hard but just came off with a lot of vulgarity that was forced. Just because you say all the bad cuss words and talk nasty doesn't make it any funnier! I'm so over him now. Its time to move on to a new and fresh comedian

Not his best to be honest and I'm a huge fan of his. He cracks up telling his "favourite joke" which is isn't really that funny. It's a shame but still much love for him and looking forward to his next work whether in film or stand up.

Turned it off after 10 mins. Didn't hear many laughs his jokes were cringe worthy and try too hard. His stage voice is very annoying (you know the one where he shrieks and doesn't take a breath) next....

I dont understand the bad reviews, this was hilarious!

Don't like how he did it for the camera while everyone paid to be there. Funny when he paid no attention to the camera (Netflix paid). Now he has the same moves doing high voice and high crying sounds (OKAY, EHHH,OKAY)

I was privileged to watch it live and I cried for 60% of it because he was so funny. The many parts where he carries on the joke got me in creases. Watching on the Netflix and not in person doesn't give the same effect but it's still hilarious the second time round which shows just how much of a comedic rockstar Kevin Hart is! Definitely worth the watch!

I'm a big stand up fan. I like some things about Kevin Hart's personality, I loved his book. I like him in some TV interviews when he's calm and collected. He can talk smart, be witty.

That's when he's funny.

This special is not of of these occasions. It's the Hart that's screaming at a low pitch, sweating, yelling, doing too much. Telling us how every story he tells is a "real story".

Sorry, Kev. I'm a fan of your grind, but seeing you do this... It's really painful to watch.

This was amazing, Kevin you just blew it. I gotta say the first 30 minutes were Amazing, and then it slightly went off. But I enjoyed a lot. I almost died laughing. Watch it Right Now!

These last two specials are definitely not up to par with his previous work. It seems like he's trying too hard. It had a few good jokes but nothing crazy like his earlier stuff. One thing I hate is that he keeps using this high pitch "aaaah" scream a lot, which I don't find funny at all. I had trouble watching the whole hour because his screaming made my head hurt. He also dragged some jokes for too long in my opinion. If you're a fan of his, watch it but you'll be dissapointed. If you're not, dont even bother

I laughed to the point of not being able to breathe at several moments and watch a lot of stand up which fails to have me laughing like I did for this, so I have absolutely no idea what these bad reviews are about. He most definitely still has it!!!

He's not as good as he used to be. This comedy special was GARBAGE. Nothing new, and poorly delivered.

I was immediately bewildered at the size of the audience. THAT MANY people buy tickets and show up to a ONE HOUR COMEDY performance? Okay, maybe the tickets were cheap, but there are crowds, traffic, babysitters, etc etc, to deal with. People must be starved for entertainment. I don't know if I'd even go through all that for the second coming of Jesus. I'd probably just wait to see it on NetFlix. Kevin didn't seem too bewildered by, or even appreciative of, the size of the crowd. He complained that the cheering wasn't loud enough...okay, okay maybe it was a joke, but I guess he's used to massive crowds. I'm not too crazy about the gratuitous vulgarity. Eddie Murphy, Dave Chappelle, Pryor, and Sam Kinison use(d) vulgarities. but they used them to embellish their jokes, they weren't used as a crutch. I came across this because I was searching for stand-up, and I like a good laugh once in a while. This wasn't very funny imo. I shut it off half-way through and then checked out Kevin's "Laugh At My Pain" show, which is funnier, but not by much. I think I'm being generous in giving it a 5 rating because maybe it's just me.

Watch and judge for yourself, I personally found this hilarious

I was painfully disappointed when I saw what now? I remember being the only guy in the theatre. And then I figured ,he's done now. Then this comes out , and I think ,it can't be worse.

Oh ,it is

It's so bland; similar to What now , he's just telling you about his life and ranting and screaming He seems to be talking down to the audience a lot and I sometimes think that the audience is edited ; in the long shots ,I see a lot of empty seats and straight faces,but then they cut to random audiences laughing .

The character image Kevin hart portrays is incredibly egotistic and mysoginistic ; if you listen to the show from the victims perspective, it's very cruel and unfunny. He's just bragging .

It's disappointing,but I'll give it a 2 because it can be left on in the background while you're doing a chore.