KEVIN HART

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Kevin Hart is an American comedian and actor born in 1979. He started as a stand-up comedian and later transitioned into film and television, achieving significant success. He's known for his comedy tours, including "Laugh at My Pain" and "What Now?", which were also released as films. Hart has starred in movies such as Ride Along, Central Intelligence, and the Jumanji franchise. He also co-created and starred in Real Husbands of Hollywood. He is the founder of Laugh Out Loud Productions, a global media company. He has hosted various awards shows and specials. Hart has faced controversy for past homophobic tweets and has been open about his personal life, including his marriages and injuries.

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Kevin Hart's early stand-up performances were not always successful; he was booed off stage multiple times, and once even had a piece of chicken thrown at him. Despite these setbacks, he continued to pursue comedy, eventually finding his own style by focusing on his insecurities and life experiences.

Hart's first stand-up performance was at The Laff House in Philadelphia, under the name Lil Kev, and it did not go well. This initial failure didn't deter him, as he started entering comedy competitions in Massachusetts, where his audience receptions gradually improved.

Kevin Hart had aspirations of being a basketball player as a teenager, attending a camp with future NBA star Kobe Bryant. However, he ultimately pursued comedy after briefly attending the Community College of Philadelphia and working as a shoe salesman.