Funny man Kevin Hart graces the cover of the August issue of Rolling Stone.
Say what you want about the man but he's on top of his game. Started from the bottom, now he'e here. From Stand up, movies, his own tv show, Kevin hart is not going anywhere any time soon,
He chopped it up with the legendary magazine to discuss his career moves and why he feels he's his only competition.
He says success hasn't changed him, and yet he also styles himself a "comedic rock star." He tries to keep his mostly autobiographical jokes true to his increasingly surreal life without alienating fans. "You don't ever want to look down on your audience," he says. Hart counts among his mentors superstars like Murphy and Chris Rock, and comics' comics like Patrice O'Neal and Dave Attell, but ultimately he is comparable to no one in his field. To truly get his measure, you need to think about artist-businessmen like Jay Z or Tyler Perry. Hart has had a production company for five years; he leads a crew of comedians, nicknamed the Plastic Cup Boyz, who open for him at arenas and whose careers he hopes to launch to new heights. On the horizon, he is developing a video-sharing comedy site that he intends to rival Funny or Die, and has plans to penetrate the lucrative fitness sector. Kevin Hart, in other words, wants to become the world's most hilarious mogul. "At this point," he says, "I'm competing against Kevin Hart."
Well alright, alright, alright!!!! lol
Be sure to check out Kevin's full interview via Rolling Stone.
