Kevin Hart is a chaos agent. There’s no other way to put it.
Imagine being on the phone with LeBron James and hanging up. I simply cannot.
Kevin Hart absolutely can, though. Because that’s exactly what he did.
Bryce James called LeBron in the middle of Kai Cenat’s stream for Mafiathon 2. Druski, Kai and everyone else seemed so happy to talk to LeBron. They were thrilled he was on the phone.
Then Kevin Hart calmly took the phone and destroyed everyone’s dreams. It was diabolical. That’s the only way to describe what happened. He just ruined everyone’s day with this and it was so funny.
WARNING: There is some NSFW language in the video below.
LeBron James among big names in attendance for Rams vs. Eagles on NBC’s Sunday Night Football
The stars are out at SoFi Stadium for the Eagles and Rams, and the biggest name in the NBA, LeBron James, was front and center to watch Jalen Hurts, A.J. Brown, Saquon Barkley, and the Birds battle Matthew Stafford, Puka Nacua, Cooper Kupp, and the Los Angeles Rams.
James has a hilarious DraftKings commercial with Kevin Hart, so it was only fitting that he cheered on the best team in the NFC.
LeBron James is in the house tonight. He sent Saquon Barkley a pair of his new Monopoly sneakers this week. pic.twitter.com/YuKzfzO3ej
James is watching Saquon Barkley’s explosion. The Eagles running back has now accounted for 152 yards rushing (9.5 avg) and one touchdown on 16 carries midway through the third quarter, and Philadelphia holds a 27-14 lead on the road.
Ed Easton Jr. spoke to Don Cheadle about his interactions with Kevin Hart after the #Chiefs’ Super Bowl LVII victory over the Eagles | @EdEastonJr
The Kansas City Chiefs’ back-to-back Super Bowl titles have helped attract many fans locally and internationally. Their increased popularity has made their games a topic of discussion in every circle, especially among celebrities.
Chiefs Wire’s Ed Easton Jr. spoke to actor and Kansas City native Don Cheadle about his reaction to the Chiefs defeating his friend and co-star in the upcoming Peacock miniseries Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist, Kevin Hart’s Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII, and his starting tight end choice between Travis Kelce and Tony Gonzalez.
“There was no trash talk, [just] necessary eye contact, bowed heads, and somber feelings,” Cheadle explained. “You don’t want to rub it in. You don’t need to rub it in. I didn’t need to rub it in. The team did all the talking.”
Cheadle is proud of the Chiefs’ success, which includes three Super Bowls over the last five seasons. He looks forward to this weekend’s American Century Championship, where he will see Kelce and many others on the course, although Patrick Mahomes isn’t scheduled to appear this year.
“Of course, watching it now [the team’s recent success] is incredibly exciting,” said Cheadle. “Travis [Kelce] is in the tournament, and Patrick (Mahomes) is also cool to see and celebrate them.”
Kelce, however, isn’t his choice yet as a starter on his all-time fantasy Chiefs team. As the legendary actor explained, the honor remains with Pro Football Hall of Famer Tony Gonzalez.
“Just a couple more years, it would be him, but right now, I’m going to give it to the veteran,” said Cheadle. “I’m going to give it to the old guard.”
Kevin Hart playing peacemaker for Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft is must-see content
Who would have ever thought Kevin Hart, of all people, would be on a stage getting the recently broken up New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and former coach Bill Belichick to take a shot together.
The actor/comedian got the former duo to come together and put an end to the perceived beef behind the scenes. Before taking the shot, Kraft reiterated that Belichick was the greatest coach in NFL history.
“I want to say, this is the greatest coach in the history of the game that did what no one else has done. And having Tom Brady and him was the greatest honor the good Lord gave me,” said Kraft.
Hart then commented, “A black man made that happen.”
Kraft faced heavy backlash following the release of “The Dynasty: New England Patriots” docuseries. Former players and fans felt the 10-part series portrayed Belichick in a negative light.
There was also ESPN’s bombshell article, which explained how Kraft potentially played a “big part” in the Atlanta Falcons deciding not to hire Belichick as their new head coach, after he mutually parted ways with New England.
For Patriots fans, the hope is that the owner and former coach can bury the hatchet, if there is one, and celebrate what they created together—a six-time Super Bowl-winning franchise with a dynasty that spanned nearly two decades.
Here’s hoping the gentlemen’s shot was a step in the right direction.
Goodness, this was a hysterical dig at Kevin Hart from Case Keenum on the ManningCast.
Even Houston Texans quarterback Case Keenum got a brutal short joke in at original ManningCast guest Kevin Hart after the comedian had to bow out of his Monday appearance.
When Eli Manning asked the fill-in guest Keenum if he could ask him the same questions that he had prepared for Hart, the quarterback obliged before hysterically lowing his chair a bit because, y’know, Hart isn’t very tall.
After Peyton Manning got in a jab at Hart earlier in the night, who could’ve expected Keenum would join in on the jokes? This is what we love about the ManningCast: you just never know what you’re going to get.
When even Keenum is joining in on the jokes, you’ve got to take them in stride.
Hart catching shade like this when he’s not even available to make jokes back is just brutal, although we bet he’ll want to come back on the ManningCast sometime in the future to defend his honor (and his stature).
The ManningCast hadn’t even started yet before Peyton Manning began throwing out the shade.
Peyton and Eli Manning were talking with ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt about how the Seattle Seahawks hadn’t publicly listed a starter ahead of Monday night’s home game against the Philadelphia Eagles because of Geno Smith’s injury status.
Manning threw ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter under the bus about him not knowing whether Smith or Drew Lock would be Seattle’s starting quarterback. He also took a very playful jab at Schefter’s ego in even admitting that he didn’t know who the starting quarterback would be.
He also got in a short joke at comedian Kevin Hart after he backed out of making another ManningCast appearance to discuss his Eagles.
Ouch, Peyton!
"Kevin Hart was supposed to be on, Scott, but it's just a tall order for him to be on for the second time, so Kevin's out."- Peyton Manning ☠️ #MNFpic.twitter.com/M7pjEXwryy
Do you want to see Andrew Whitworth pick up Kevin Hart? Of course you do!
In “things you didn’t think you’d see on television on Thursday,” former NFL tackle Andrew Whitworth literally picked up actor and comedian Kevin Hart and carried him off the Thursday Night Football set.
Since Hart might not be 100-percent from his injuries, Whitworth decided to literally pick Hart up and carry him safely off the stage while Hart joked with him to not drop him on the way down.
Whitworth is a very strong person, and he picked up Hart with ease and set him safely on the sideline to watch the game after the latter’s TNF appearance.
Hey, we know someone like Whitworth is always great at protecting the quarterback, but he’s also great at protecting a recovering funny man, too.
Kevin Hart can fly, but it wasn’t enough to beat former Patriots RB Stevan Ridley.
Former New England Patriots running back Stevan Ridley released footage of his barbeque footrace with Kevin Hart.
Not only did the actor/comedian lose to the ex-NFL player, but he went on social media and revealed he suffered torn abductors in his lower abdomen and was wheelchair-bound after the contest.
“We get out there, and we go run the 40-yard dash. Guys, I blew all my [expletive]. I tore my lower abdomen,” said Hart. “My abductors are torn. I don’t even know what that is, but I tore them. I can’t walk. Sit my ass down. This is 44.”
On Friday, Ridley posted a video of the race on social media.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CwXnrJ6L7_s/
At 44 years old, Hart should be applauded for holding his own against Ridley. He definitely deserves some credit for effort, even with regret clearly sinking in hard in the aftermath.
But then again, who turns down a challenge at a barbeque? Stepping up to random challenges is an unwritten rule that has landed many 40-plus-year-old men in the same position as Hart is right now.
Kevin Hart is on the mend after challenging a former NFL player to a 40-yard dash.
Actor and comedian Kevin Hart learned a valuable lesson recently while challenging a former NFL player to a race.
Hart posted a video this week that showed him sitting in a wheelchair due to injuries sustained while racing former New England Patriots running back Stevan Ridley in a 40-yard dash.
In the video, Hart says that he suffered lower body injuries that have left him without the ability to walk until he heals up.
“Ladies and gentlemen, the age of 40 is real,” Hart joked in his video about how he landed with his injuries, which he shared came from Ridley and Hart trying to determine who was the faster person.
“We get out there; we go run the 40-yard dash,” Hart said. “Guys, I blew all my [expletive].”
You can hear Hart’s full, NSFW comments below about his 40-yard dash debacle.
Kevin Hart is in a wheelchair cuz he tried to do the 40 yard dash against a former NFL player and completely tore his lower abductor, I'm glad he's making fun of himself💀 pic.twitter.com/77mISzbcOo
— Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod 🇸🇴 (@big_business_) August 24, 2023
Ridley responded to Hart’s video on the incident with a laugh and a message to get well soon.
“I saw @TomBrady do it at your age so I figured you had the juice too big bro,” Ridley shared on an Instagram story with a laughing emoji.
“My bad. Heal up and keep making us all laugh!”
We also hope Hart has a speedy recovery, and we hope this helps everyone understand that there’s a clear difference between what an NFL athlete and a normal person can do in something like the 40-yard dash.
Age catches up with all of us, and we often times need to be reminded that some things just don’t work like they used to.
Such was the case for legendary actor/comedian Kevin Hart, who ended up in a wheelchair after accepting a challenge to race former New England Patriots running back Stevan Ridley in a 40-yard dash.
“This is a public service announcement because I know people may see me out, and I don’t want you to be alarmed,” said Hart. “But I’m in a wheelchair. Why? Because I tried to jump out there and do some young stuff. …Me and Stevan got into a little debate. This debate was based off of who was faster. Those that know me know I’m pretty fast.
“Stevan said, ‘Kevin, ain’t no way you gonna beat me.’ Stevan is an ex-NFL running back, played for the New England Patriots—very good guy. I said, ‘Stevan you can bet it.’ He said, ‘Bet.’ I said, ‘Bet.’ We get out there, and we go run the 40-yard dash. Guys, I blew all my [expletive]. I tore my lower abdomen. My abductors are torn. I don’t even know what that is, but I tore them. I can’t walk. Sit my ass down. This is 44.”
Kevin Hart is in a wheelchair cuz he tried to do the 40 yard dash against a former NFL player and completely tore his lower abductor, I'm glad he's making fun of himself💀 pic.twitter.com/77mISzbcOo
— Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod 🇸🇴 (@big_business_) August 24, 2023
Here’s to hoping Hart gets well soon, but even after the injury, it’s good to see him in good spirits, doing what he does best, which is delivering the gift of laughter.
As for Ridley, who turned 34 years old this year, he still has some time before the realities of middle age start to set in. Even in retirement, he clearly has gas left in the legs.
