Kevin Hart: Zero F**ks Given

Kevin really needs to stick to movies and chill with the specials until he gets material worth listening to for an entire hour or two. It's clear that zero f's went into this show. There are a few laughs throughout, but overall this special ranks right down there with his last few specials. Content from his writers is sorely lacking and his constant reminders about his success and 5 star lifesyle is tired. We get it, you're rich, bruh, but try connecting with the people who aren't.

This is just a relaxed comedy special from his house. Had a few chuckles but was far more toned down than all his other stand ups. I felt as though I heard some of the jokes before with some of it slightly changed up. It was still entertaining overall and is worth a watch if you're a Kevin Hart fan.

Kevin Hart almost died in a car accident in 2019, and he says his arms and legs were semi-paralyzed for a while. He mentions what it is like to get old a few times, and how his kids have grown up and are teenagers.

Most of this video sounds like a cry for help. On the one hand Hart is constantly bragging about how rich he is, and how he and his family live a privileged life. On the other hand, Hart is bringing up stories to complain about the inconveniences of being rich and famous.

It is kind of sad to hear him, no longer a funny guy, just a multi-millionaire trying to cash in on his fame again, so he can take his kids to Disney and be #1 in front of every line. "Don't look at the people as they walk you to the front of the line" is his advice. That is advice most people will never need, since the average viewer cannot pay for a Disney employee to walk your family through the entire park, and take you to the front of every line.

Hart had so little material to deliver that he literally repeated everything three times, which is an old trick used to pad the time. I miss the original version of Kevin Hart, young and full of awesome funny stories. The new older Kevin Hart sounds like a landlord standing by the door to collect the rent. There was a look of desperation. Even Kevin Hart knew he was not funny.

This was funny. Not top 10 specials ever, no. But solidly funny. Of all the stand up showz I've ever seen, I'd place it around the 60% - 70% mark, comparatively. Which is pretty damn good. I enjoyed it, and I'm not even really much of Kevin Hart fan.

Its strange to see how bad his material has gotten. Being arrogant and boastful without punch lines is just bad comedy.