Kevin Hart Presents: The Next Level
★ 4.8 · 2017 · 21m · Talk · Comedy
Kevin Hart takes time out of his busy schedule to introduce the world to some of his favorite up-and-coming comedians, including James Davis, Mario Tory and William “Spank” Horton. Now’s their chance to make it big and break on through to the Next Level.
Episodes
1. Spank Horton21m · “Spank” Horton talks to Kevin Hart about his comedic inspirations and how money changes everything.
2. James Davis21m · James Davis tells Kevin Hart what it means to be "Hood Adjacent," then takes the stage to talk safe sex, DUIs and the problem with going to the club with Kevin's entourage.
3. Taneshia “Just Nesh” Rice21m · Just Nesh Rice tells Kevin Hart how stand-up is like crack, then performs a set about accidental adultery, dating farmers online and having an eight-year-old as a roommate.
4. Vincent Oshana21m · Kevin Hart welcomes Air Force veteran Vincent Oshana to the stage, where he talks about the military, a prank gone wrong and what he loves most about women.
5. Mario Tory21m · After chatting about Dobermans with Kevin Hart, Mario Tory takes the stage and talks about eating like an adult, flying on the cheap and what it means to be man of the house.
6. BT Kingsley21m · BT Kingsley confirms his trendsetter lifestyle to Kevin Hart, then uses his set to defend bad spellers, attack Capri Sun drinks and confront his absentee father.▶7. Ray Grady21m · Ray Grady tells Kevin Hart about the power of not fearing failure, then unleashes his inner alpha male to teach everyone what it means to be a man in a complicated world.More Like This
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