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00:02:12.320 Biggest show we've ever done.

00:02:13.140 It's Kevin Hart.

00:02:14.480 The one thing you guys should definitely realize, Dwayne would never do this.

00:02:17.300 And I'm not calling him a bad person.

00:02:18.780 But.

00:02:20.420 Do you think you missed a major shot when you lost an entourage to it?

00:02:24.040 Absolutely.

00:02:24.620 Who knows where I'm going to be?

00:02:25.660 Come on.

00:02:26.520 Who knows where you could have been?

00:02:27.840 I thought I was tall, so I got around tall people.

00:02:29.880 My crew was all the same size.

00:02:31.300 I was like, this is good.

00:02:32.100 And then I got around tall people, and I was like, oh, s***.

00:02:34.700 Have you heard about men getting four-inch leg extensions?

00:02:37.320 I have.

00:02:37.640 And then are you considering that?

00:02:38.780 No, it's the stupidest s*** I've heard.

00:02:40.720 Nobody's going to think you had a growth spurt.

00:02:42.480 You can't.

00:02:51.540 We did have a great time.

00:02:52.800 I love Saudi.

00:02:53.460 Yeah, Saudi's great.

00:02:54.800 Almost, I mean, like, Saudi is dope.

00:02:57.100 And so is South Africa

00:02:58.820 Where Prime just launched

00:02:59.880 Damn I was the only one that clapped

00:03:05.340 Prime sounds checkers in South Africa

00:03:07.500 Dude

00:03:08.220 Whoa

00:03:09.100 Man

00:03:11.560 Whoa

00:03:12.940 Come on in bro

00:03:16.460 I wasn't expecting him to look that cool in real life

00:03:18.880 He looks fucking cool

00:03:19.840 He just set up a competitive brand

00:03:21.160 I'm not even fucking willing to

00:03:22.480 He set up a competitive brand

00:03:24.460 This is starting so bad

00:03:26.340 Kevin. Hey, Kev.

00:03:28.480 Let's go. What's up, man?

00:03:30.140 How y'all doing? Good, man. Thanks for coming

00:03:32.280 on our show, Mr. Hart.

00:03:34.420 Do I have any?

00:03:36.020 I left my grand core amino.

00:03:37.700 Did I have any? He's missing something.

00:03:40.280 I got to give them that. Don't worry. I'll give them

00:03:42.260 cases of it. I'm fine. I think I'm settled. Is it alcohol?

00:03:44.560 I think I am. I think I'm settled.

00:03:46.660 Yes, I'm ready, though.

00:03:47.920 Why you got this upside? You know I was fucking coming.

00:03:50.320 Why didn't you do this? What's going on? Ice Cube

00:03:52.220 was wearing those headphones before you. What's happening?

00:03:54.300 I mean, it's set up for a much

00:03:56.140 bigger man what do you guys do it was ice cube it was ice cube he's not that much bigger okay he

00:04:00.020 said you owe him money one dollar he said he said he wants to wire he wants you to wire him a dollar

00:04:05.940 i probably do by the way you you've never talked to like a nicer person in the world he's no

00:04:10.620 nothing like you would expect is he not really he's nothing like you would expect we asked him

00:04:18.760 what he likes to do in his spare time he said think of other stuff to do yeah like it was just

00:04:22.300 such an answer i didn't even know where to go with it i don't even know what your conversation

00:04:25.800 was about but i know cube so well cube is not only cube may be one of the most genuine uh

00:04:33.720 kindest spirits that you can be around he wants nothing but good for other people

00:04:38.800 he loves to see the people around him succeed uh and he's such a he's such a creative mind man

00:04:45.000 like that's that's all he does like he he loves the foundation of creativity and the most one of

00:04:51.740 the most professional people

00:04:53.200 I've worked with on the set.

00:04:55.360 He did not talk about you

00:04:57.660 like that.

00:04:58.320 It was like the exact opposite.

00:05:00.040 Did you guys ask him good questions?

00:05:02.880 No.

00:05:04.600 Our show is shit.

00:05:05.880 I was going to say, it's got to be the interview.

00:05:07.460 He said y'all were real tight at one point

00:05:10.000 and then you became friends

00:05:11.540 with The Rock and you just forgot about him.

00:05:14.160 That's why you owe him a dollar.

00:05:15.420 This is ridiculous.

00:05:16.540 That's what he said.

00:05:17.180 This is ridiculous.

00:05:18.060 Cube is one of my best friends.

00:05:21.740 in the business everybody knows that everybody knows that about me and q uh dude before we start

00:05:26.960 man i want to say congrats um you know i don't i don't just come and sit and you know not taking

00:05:34.440 advantage or an opportunity to say actually why i'm here i'm here i'm here because like you guys

00:05:39.100 are doing dope shit i'm a fan of the podcast thanks man i'm a fan of the platform i'm a fan

00:05:43.840 of the success um and i love the fact that you came and that you did cold as balls man i believe

00:05:49.760 like good business is good relationships so this is a relationship move this is me showing you that

00:05:55.200 i didn't forget our beginning stages of how we got to the place of just camaraderie and having

00:06:01.700 an understanding of hey kev can you do this thing sure logan logan can you do this thing and it's

00:06:06.120 continuing i think like that shit evolves and over the course of time you look up kev doing some dope

00:06:10.560 shit appreciate the shit out of you dude i mean it now it's my turn you are the most genuine down

00:06:16.780 to earth humble guy for your amount of success it makes no sense and when i came on coldest balls

00:06:22.440 and i mentioned coming on the podcast and you said i'll do it yeah i wasn't sure i wasn't sure

00:06:26.680 really i mean you have a lot of that you do that a lot what that doubt thing you do that a lot like

00:06:32.660 every time we talk there's a moment and i go why why would you think that i don't i don't know you

00:06:37.800 know sometimes you know actually we talked about this on the show yes you know how sometimes

00:06:41.660 people be like yo like let's swap numbers like i'll give him my number out of pity yes you'll

00:06:45.880 just tell them no no yeah i have no interest why well i'm at a point in my life where i'm not

00:06:50.440 looking for new numbers in my phone yeah yeah no you're honest you're honest with me and you've

00:06:55.460 always been honest with me and and open to me too man like the first video we made the dab is dead

00:07:03.000 back in hawaii yes i i was like yo kev i need you to just like dab we're gonna walk around this hotel

00:07:09.160 for 45 minutes and you you trusted me some fucking internet kid with this stupid silly idea 75 million

00:07:15.520 views later you don't know what you don't know first collab uh you know off the bat did it sound

00:07:20.800 like lightning in a bottle absolutely not uh kev we're gonna touch our forehead 86 times

00:07:26.360 and we're gonna do it as fast as we can uh all right i guess man how long is it gonna take

00:07:31.920 how long is this shit gonna take uh but dude i love i love like thinking about like the times

00:07:40.880 then and i love seeing you become the massive success that you are but it's all i hope people

00:07:47.880 really follow the story and understand like the real underlying the underlying like thread man

00:07:54.760 you're just a serial entrepreneur and fucking an entrepreneur like entrepreneurs just don't like

00:08:01.080 the word no they don't like to be told about the things they can't do so they find a hell of a lot

00:08:08.700 of ambition and like achieving the things that they aren't supposed to achieve and like i hope

00:08:16.560 you're following your fans embrace that the most like that's the dopest thing about you and your

00:08:21.880 brother and you know here just this all of this shit like it's it's not written and you guys are

00:08:27.980 writing like your own thing it's crazy bro i don't know what's going on kev but but i i do look to

00:08:33.380 people like you and uh uh and and and duane even um and you guys kind of paved the blueprint for

00:08:40.540 the lack of blueprint that exists now in this in this world that we're doing i mean bro you're

00:08:45.240 come on you're you're a you're icon you're you're probably one of the biggest stars in the world

00:08:49.360 right now definitely the biggest guest we've ever had on impulsive and the fact that you're gracing

00:08:52.820 us with your time i mean you know this this this doesn't uh uh go uh unnoticed but i appreciate

00:08:59.560 I mean, look, the one thing you guys should definitely realize that I think the one thing that we should just clear up right away is Dwayne would never do this because he's not he's not the same type of person.

00:09:10.460 Right. And I'm not calling him a bad person in no way, shape or form.

00:09:13.780 But. Right. Like you guys, like we're saying stuff without saying, but I feel like, you know, I also just got off the phone with before you got here.

00:09:23.000 Dr. Pat. Ah, I love Dr. Pat. Sports rehab. Yeah. Yeah. Dude, I found his I mean.

00:09:29.560 When you got in that car accident, that's who got me back. Right. That's who got like single handedly. That's who got me back. You were in the hospital for 10 days. I was in the hospital for 14, 14 days. And they wanted me to go through like the rehabilitation in the hospital.

00:09:44.280 And, you know, as a guy who prides himself on being physically fit, you know, when you're at a point of having no control, where you really see your body go back to ground zero, the trust in who you're going to attach yourself to get you back up to the space of good is important.

00:10:06.980 So Dr. Pat, man, Dr. Pat has been, I've been with Dr. Pat for years and I called him and I was like, dude, I don't want to go to like a sports rehab center where there are levels below what you are and what you've done.

00:10:22.980 i would much rather you and i started ground zero be honest with me about how weak how bad

00:10:30.220 so that i got my stages of growth because you know the hospital talk is different and the the

00:10:37.000 people there the therapists and stuff um and their rehab centers are just different and there's a

00:10:42.580 different level of patience there's a different level of of understanding and it's all very minimal

00:10:47.540 to a certain degree because you know they just want they want to make sure that you're careful so

00:10:51.640 um i i wanted to be in a space of comfort to be minimal and and with somebody that i knew knew me

00:10:58.480 understood my body and would understand the injury and dr pat did a fucking phenomenal job man like

00:11:05.560 it was scary we were worried we were worried about the understatement i mean you're talking

00:11:10.660 about i remember i remember like it got to the point where you you you have the like the light

00:11:18.740 bulb of oh fuck like the things that you don't really think too much about when you can't do

00:11:26.980 them anymore it's it's catastrophic yeah you know i'm talking taking a sock on and off i'm talking

00:11:33.180 about you know the the putting a belt on or lifting up a bowl or play like the things that you

00:11:41.520 just do and you have no idea or mindset of how fortunate you are to be able to do them it's

00:11:50.820 it's a real it's a real fucking shell shock what's that what's that saying a healthy man wishes for

00:11:57.080 a million things an unhealthy man wishes for just one one yeah isn't it crazy how much you take shit

00:12:02.220 for granted until you're laying in that bed looking at that doctor looking at that nurse putting that

00:12:06.880 The tubes in you

00:12:08.120 And all that shit

00:12:08.740 You've never been more

00:12:10.360 Accurate

00:12:11.040 Speaking of which

00:12:12.140 Jamie Foxx

00:12:14.100 Our thoughts are with him

00:12:15.340 Absolutely

00:12:15.840 Crazy situation

00:12:16.640 Over the past couple weeks

00:12:17.800 With Jamie's health

00:12:18.740 Have you heard anything

00:12:19.480 About his situation?

00:12:21.020 I mean

00:12:21.700 I've heard things

00:12:22.660 But I wouldn't

00:12:23.180 You know

00:12:23.540 I think I'm very

00:12:25.880 Fortunate

00:12:27.600 To

00:12:28.480 To

00:12:29.020 Have the relationship

00:12:30.020 That I have with Jamie

00:12:30.840 And to be able to

00:12:32.060 Just check on him

00:12:32.860 And stuff like that

00:12:33.300 So you know

00:12:34.120 They're being tight

00:12:35.020 And for reasons

00:12:36.400 just about where he is because jamie's always been a private person to a certain degree um but you

00:12:43.480 know i think the dope thing is that he's getting better in this situation and you know everybody's

00:12:50.000 prayers everybody's um love energy all that stuff is seen and felt so in this case man you know you

00:12:57.020 just want the guy to to get out of the situations and then get back home um you know i don't know

00:13:01.780 the details uh or the exact details as to what's going on but to my knowledge is there is a a lot

00:13:08.840 of progression and a world of better man so you know my love uh synergy energy goes out to him

00:13:15.560 he's needed he's necessary i know he knows that and um you know i know that he feels that because

00:13:21.140 there's been an outcry and outpour of uh of support in this regard so i can only hope that

00:13:26.200 it continues tragedy sucks dude tragedy sucks and he's obviously like hopefully getting the

00:13:31.560 operations he needs to be back to you you did as well you might want to go to kevin's next comedy

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00:14:19.320 download the app back to the show man speaking of like operation surgery and stuff um have you

00:14:27.580 heard about men getting the four inch leg extensions and then are you considering that

00:14:32.200 you know i'm gonna be honest with you man i don't know what the fuck is going on

00:14:35.400 like i don't know like in general or just with that specific no i just want to like what the

00:14:40.780 fuck is going on like like there's like at some point at some point we gotta hold the right people

00:14:48.540 accountable and it's the doctors at this point like like i don't know what you're doing to sell

00:14:55.780 That you can pull all this shit off

00:14:58.340 Like what

00:14:59.060 I don't understand the confidence

00:15:01.220 And comfort that you have

00:15:02.860 In delivering these messages

00:15:04.680 Like all I gotta do is take your fibula

00:15:07.260 And add bone

00:15:08.900 I can add bone

00:15:10.440 Listen it's easy

00:15:11.260 Like when you're saying shit

00:15:13.140 I can open your hips up

00:15:15.040 And I can add

00:15:15.760 You don't need this bone here

00:15:17.780 So what I can do

00:15:18.580 I'm gonna take it from here

00:15:19.540 I'll put it right here

00:15:20.600 People are doing it

00:15:22.460 No it's the stupidest shit out of here

00:15:24.040 People are doing it

00:15:24.260 you're jeopardizing everything like like by the way nobody's gonna think you had a growth spurt

00:15:32.880 you you clearly got the work done this is what i'm saying like people people are losing their

00:15:38.980 fucking minds yeah man yeah like they're here i don't i'm not going to tell anybody what to do

00:15:47.320 with their lives it's your life all right and you we only get one to my knowledge right now

00:15:52.820 there may be more let's say let's say there there there are more right and spiritual versions or

00:15:58.900 whatever okay great but to my knowledge you get the one live it however the fuck you want

00:16:03.700 do with it what you may what with the part that makes me go like wow is when people get this shit

00:16:13.380 and they just show up like like everybody's not gonna go hey man what the fuck you just did

00:16:20.780 like you didn't look like you have hair now yeah you didn't look I was just with you yesterday

00:16:26.000 you didn't ball this shit you were six six like it's like yeah it's it's the surprise factor

00:16:31.680 in the you know the immediate want for the attention that's attached to that and you know

00:16:38.040 I I really hope and pray that this this thing of just like um acceptance or looking for it from

00:16:49.320 others calms a little bit right like to where we're not we're not worried as much about the words or

00:16:58.120 the the the side of like acceptance from people you don't fucking know you know what I mean of

00:17:06.720 people that had no value to you your life like looking for the yeah from the shit that don't

00:17:13.600 matter I hope calms a little bit because this thing like the motherfuckers getting their knees

00:17:18.900 extended or whatever. Yeah, but that's not gonna

00:17:20.720 nothing's gonna change there because that concept

00:17:22.900 of wanting to be accepted for vanity

00:17:25.000 stats in life like height

00:17:26.440 and all that shit is not new. It's just more under

00:17:28.860 a magnifying glass now because of social media.

00:17:31.240 You know what I'm saying? But since the beginning of time, people

00:17:33.020 always wanted to be the tallest, the richest.

00:17:35.100 I've never wanted to be tall. Really?

00:17:36.900 It never affected you ever in your life?

00:17:39.120 At one point, I mean, I thought I was tall, so I got

00:17:41.100 around tall people. My crew

00:17:43.180 was all the same size. I was like, this is good.

00:17:45.100 We're killing it. And then I got around

00:17:46.960 I'm telling people, I'm like, oh, shit.

00:17:48.760 Well, this is different.

00:17:50.600 Well, the NBA ain't happening.

00:17:52.340 But I think there's perks and benefits for wherever you are.

00:17:56.500 Like, wherever you sit and stand, there's perks and benefits.

00:18:00.220 What's one of the perks of being, like, not as...

00:18:02.580 What did you say?

00:18:03.240 What the fuck did you just...

00:18:04.820 What did you say?

00:18:05.440 What did you just say?

00:18:06.940 I'm not trying to...

00:18:07.600 What did you say?

00:18:08.260 Because that's our guess.

00:18:09.120 Yeah, what the fuck just happened?

00:18:10.260 Like, we were on a roll, and then you called me...

00:18:13.200 Well, I just said, I was going to say a fan of sheep.

00:18:16.140 Yeah, okay.

00:18:16.960 What's one of the perks of being a fan of sheep?

00:18:20.240 The biggest perk, the biggest perk to being a 5'5 male is the clothes.

00:18:28.780 My access to fucking clothes is ridiculous.

00:18:31.380 You could go to Baby Gap and get...

00:18:32.540 Well, that's aggressive.

00:18:34.140 Okay, what you just did is very aggressive.

00:18:36.460 I'm sorry.

00:18:37.000 What you just did, okay?

00:18:38.180 I'm just talking about the opportunity to be fashionable and, you know, having abundance of choices.

00:18:45.960 It's ridiculous

00:18:47.100 I love the world clothes

00:18:48.940 Do you have a stylist?

00:18:50.520 I do have a stylist

00:18:51.180 Ashley North

00:18:52.480 I have a team

00:18:54.680 I have a nice team

00:18:55.280 It takes a village

00:18:55.940 You don't have a team?

00:18:56.940 Well for your empire

00:18:58.240 I mean

00:18:58.660 You got an empire dude

00:19:00.240 And you do so much

00:19:02.060 Do you still consider yourself

00:19:03.880 A comedian first and foremost?

00:19:07.580 It's a fucking good question

00:19:08.900 Good for you Logan

00:19:09.580 I am a comedian first

00:19:13.480 uh there is a massive world that the world of comedy presented to me and for me so my

00:19:26.340 commitment to comedy is there forever but now i'm 43 and there's a broad overview that i have on just

00:19:37.960 business and entertainment so i try to think of things um on a on a larger scale right and

00:19:45.900 what what used to be the thought of like one thing and one thing only is now a thought well

00:19:52.900 how does this thing help this thing and how does this thing create a better opportunity for this

00:19:58.120 like an ecosystem yeah that's so so now i'm more i'm more focused on the world of the ecosystem

00:20:06.740 the brand of the ecosystem the business and the opportunities that can come from the ecosystem

00:20:12.600 um i'm more focused on the team the corporation the people that work underneath the corporation's

00:20:21.380 umbrella the jobs that the corporation are providing for others like see what i'm saying

00:20:25.840 like it's now a thought that's that's under the thought under the thought entertainment mastery

00:20:29.280 you're at your like grandmaster status it sounds like i'm i'm in the beautiful mind stage where i

00:20:39.020 can see how everything is starting to formulate and go together yeah and it's all about the

00:20:44.940 execution of it and the one thing that i've realized now and i love to echo it is the the

00:20:51.880 best way to get to any place of value is understanding that you can't be the best

00:20:59.220 person or the smartest person you have to move yourself out of the way and allow other people

00:21:06.880 to show their value their talents and that's how empires grow that's how opportunities continue to

00:21:14.240 come in and companies start to exceed expectations it's it's riding off of the backs of the creatives

00:21:22.880 the you know the heads of the CEOs CFOs there's so many minds that you have to invest in and

00:21:32.840 ultimately be comfortable sitting at a table with and going how are we going to make this thing

00:21:38.440 better and as a leader the thing that you try to lead on the most is showing that you're willing

00:21:44.080 to be a part of a team and that you don't have to control and operate everything and when people

00:21:49.140 kind of piggyback off of that it gets dope was that easy for you to to like accept the idea of

00:21:54.300 having other people like jump into what you you might have believed at one point to be like your

00:21:57.860 shit you know what i'm saying like was it always easy to delegate and to and to like sit at a table

00:22:02.960 with other people and give that type of responsibility away as a creative that's not always

00:22:06.360 the easiest thing no because it's not it's not easy i mean dealing with people is not easy right

00:22:11.720 like not not dealing with a lot of personalities like everybody everybody has a want a need an

00:22:17.180 opinion um a feeling uh frustration or not right like everybody has something that will ultimately

00:22:25.480 present itself to be a problem and in the beginning stages you want to combat things you want to

00:22:30.700 argue and you want to stand on the ground of this is my shit and if you're not a part of my shit

00:22:37.000 you don't need to be here with my like those are the younger immature stances and then as you grow

00:22:43.520 you start to figure out other ways to communicate um other ways to align yourself with other people

00:22:50.080 and then you also gotta start to humble yourself a little bit i was gonna say so just the way you're

00:22:54.460 talking and and knowing your career like you you have had the what i'm gonna call now privilege of

00:23:00.220 Being humbled a couple times

00:23:01.540 A couple?

00:23:02.380 Yeah

00:23:02.640 A couple?

00:23:04.940 Shit

00:23:05.260 Yeah

00:23:05.540 Life as we said on Coldest Balls

00:23:08.260 Has you know

00:23:08.780 Smacked us both in the dick

00:23:10.120 A couple times

00:23:10.820 But you need it

00:23:11.640 You need it

00:23:12.320 Like I don't

00:23:12.780 Like

00:23:13.080 We live in a time now

00:23:15.020 Where people are so

00:23:16.400 People are so

00:23:18.500 Taken

00:23:19.140 Taken back

00:23:20.360 By the mistake

00:23:21.320 How could

00:23:24.080 What?

00:23:26.360 You're fired

00:23:27.420 Motherfuck

00:23:28.080 You should never work again

00:23:29.180 Life for you

00:23:29.920 stops at the age 28 like like we oh that's so fucking stupid like if you just zoom out for one

00:23:37.760 second like oh my god that's so dumb it's so ridiculous like you're the beauty of talking

00:23:43.860 to an older individual and i've said this before if you are lucky enough to have older people

00:23:53.000 around you take advantage of just sitting there and listening and what you'll find when you listen

00:23:59.100 there's not only dope stories there's a dope like fucking overview of life and and life

00:24:08.920 and the different levels that life presented that individual good bad ugly but somehow they made it

00:24:16.380 to the age whatever when we're acting as if at these young ages we have life figured out and

00:24:25.040 we don't need this shit up here we don't need your knowledge your information your opportunities

00:24:30.420 your longevity we don't need it because right here today we deem this as a no mistake fucking

00:24:38.120 zone like that's it's the most ridiculous thing and i think you know now there's a nice calm that

00:24:44.760 presented itself and also you have to be able to look from both povs right like you should one thing

00:24:50.780 that I got real good at

00:24:51.600 is not

00:24:52.080 I don't just expect people

00:24:54.120 to see my point of view

00:24:55.520 I'm fortunate enough

00:24:56.900 to be able to see

00:24:57.700 your point of view

00:24:59.020 and my point

00:24:59.480 like I can look

00:24:59.980 from both ways

00:25:00.460 and feel it

00:25:01.500 I've been on both sides

00:25:02.340 so I don't think

00:25:04.680 that I have to be right

00:25:05.340 all the time

00:25:05.780 I don't think

00:25:06.240 that I know everything

00:25:06.980 I remember what it was

00:25:08.140 like when I felt I did

00:25:09.240 I know the consequences

00:25:10.300 that came from that

00:25:10.940 we have to be comfortable

00:25:13.240 with understanding

00:25:14.660 that we don't know everything

00:25:16.100 and sometimes it's good

00:25:17.700 to put ourselves

00:25:18.240 in a position

00:25:18.820 to learn more

00:25:20.080 And in learning more, sometimes you should forgive more.

00:25:22.840 In forgiving more, sometimes it can create an opportunity for better shit to happen.

00:25:27.060 Some people don't deserve the second opportunity because the thing could be so drastic.

00:25:31.960 And the level of attention and the spotlight that has been shined on some have changed and redirected a stance in culture, in corporation, in the road to equality.

00:25:47.300 how we talk and treat our women

00:25:50.080 like a lot of things now

00:25:51.900 are changing for the better but it's because

00:25:54.100 of the spotlight which is a great thing

00:25:55.860 but everything doesn't deserve the

00:25:57.920 same energy everything

00:25:59.840 isn't the same problem

00:26:01.200 so finding that balance

00:26:03.880 I think is where people now

00:26:06.040 are trying to

00:26:08.040 get and that board

00:26:09.920 that we're standing on is just one that's not even

00:26:12.040 but I promise you

00:26:13.500 if we embrace more the opportunity

00:26:16.080 of

00:26:16.700 people are going to fuck up

00:26:19.420 people are going to go do stupid shit

00:26:21.800 every person isn't the worst person

00:26:24.080 that does it

00:26:24.640 some people honestly are

00:26:26.880 wrong space, wrong time

00:26:28.840 wrong feeling, wrong mindset

00:26:30.760 wrong surroundings

00:26:32.380 zoom out

00:26:33.740 I remain optimistic

00:26:38.080 that we're kind of heading there

00:26:39.620 I feel better about cancel culture

00:26:42.400 and all that shit now

00:26:43.480 I think people are understanding

00:26:45.560 How humans are

00:26:48.060 More now than ever

00:26:49.580 And we fuck up man

00:26:51.040 We make mistakes it's inevitable

00:26:52.960 Every person in this room has made plenty of errors

00:26:54.860 And every person watching this will make plenty of errors

00:26:56.740 Isn't that why you have parents

00:26:58.820 The parents are supposed to be there

00:27:01.060 For the younger people

00:27:02.460 Hey don't do this because this is what's going to happen

00:27:04.700 The thing is some people

00:27:06.480 Like myself especially

00:27:08.020 We got to touch that stove

00:27:09.460 The stove's hot

00:27:11.100 I got to see if the stove's hot

00:27:13.900 I got to get in there

00:27:15.300 But here's the thing, you're talking about touching the stove

00:27:18.680 Well, you didn't touch the stove necessarily in your house that you saw every day

00:27:22.280 Because your parents were there

00:27:23.700 But then when you go to another place and there's a stove

00:27:26.640 And nobody's here to tell you to touch the stove

00:27:29.520 Well, you know what?

00:27:32.040 My mom and dad ain't fucking here, you know what I'm going to do?

00:27:35.200 I'm going to go over here and touch this fucking stove

00:27:36.760 I'm tired of people telling me not to touch the fucking stove

00:27:39.260 So it's about the things that you

00:27:41.360 like what are you okay or not okay with that you start to make the decision of chance on right like

00:27:50.020 what is your version of chance and when you do take those versions of chance you know just like

00:27:56.980 a fucking game uh and just because it's basketball season just using as an analogy every shot you

00:28:02.980 take ain't going in it don't necessarily mean they were all the worst shots they weren't all

00:28:08.100 the worst shots but some of those shots that you felt were good shots didn't go in people go why

00:28:13.600 the fuck you shoot it well you thought i shot it because i thought i was gonna miss it nobody

00:28:18.060 thinks they're gonna fucking miss nobody takes the shot to intentionally say man i fucked that

00:28:23.440 off on purpose like every shot is taking with the intent of making it so you know i think when

00:28:29.700 you understand that sometimes we're like scolding people for the thing that they thought ultimately

00:28:35.360 had a good outcome behind it

00:28:36.900 can be wrong at times.

00:28:39.600 Do you think you missed a major shot

00:28:41.320 when you lost the role on

00:28:43.280 Entourage to Bow Wow? Absolutely.

00:28:46.760 Absolutely.

00:28:47.300 Every role I fucking lost I think was a major shot.

00:28:50.120 Who knows where I would be if I had a

00:28:51.260 come on.

00:28:52.980 Does that one sting a little bit?

00:28:55.340 Who knows where you could have been?

00:28:56.820 Who knows where the fuck I would be if I had a goddamn role.

00:29:00.040 You got no idea.

00:29:01.820 I read that in the PDF.

00:29:02.740 He had no idea where the fuck I could be

00:29:05.660 You were upset

00:29:07.280 Because you lost it to Bow Wow

00:29:09.200 I didn't know

00:29:10.840 So that hurt at the time?

00:29:12.600 This is a true story yes

00:29:13.440 And by the way this is nothing against Bow Wow

00:29:17.720 Bow Wow was hot as fuck

00:29:19.880 At the time

00:29:20.440 Phenomenal actor

00:29:21.760 We had a lot of shit going on

00:29:23.900 But Entourage was cracking

00:29:25.560 This show was everything

00:29:27.380 This show

00:29:29.160 If you didn't know anything about LA

00:29:32.420 You based everything you thought off of Entourage

00:29:35.140 It was my college course

00:29:37.360 To come to LA

00:29:38.980 I didn't know anything about this place

00:29:40.600 Jeff, my manager right there goes, just watch our Entourage

00:29:42.880 I mean, it's very true

00:29:44.180 One of the best, like the show is so well casted

00:29:47.740 Man

00:29:48.100 Sheila Jaffe, shout out to Sheila Jaffe too

00:29:51.220 I remember Sheila Jaffe

00:29:53.120 Sheila Jaffe, man

00:29:54.460 Sheila Jaffe gave me some of my first roles

00:29:57.360 In the beginning

00:29:58.580 I don't forget shit

00:30:00.020 But this, here she had bought me in

00:30:02.360 she didn't get this to me though so maybe i should take the shout out back um but like the show

00:30:09.220 the reason i say it was well casted man because they these guys grounded it right like that that

00:30:15.820 world that mark basically highlighted that mimicked his world of success you know they

00:30:23.800 grounded it so as funny and crazy as it was i just wanted to be on the fucking show and this

00:30:28.160 road came up and i was like oh my god i gotta get this if i get this holy shit man like i'm out of

00:30:34.940 here if i get this like this is it i need this like every you know i was at the point in my

00:30:38.860 career where everything was like this is gonna fucking this will be the one this is the one

00:30:43.060 if i get this and i didn't get it man and i'll never forget i remember watching it

00:30:47.360 and i saw bow wow doing the lines i was like damn that was good i was like that was pretty

00:30:55.860 fucking good i get it i see i see why he gave a better read he gave a much better read so i didn't

00:31:02.620 get the part yeah that's my entourage story did did you have a moment though i mean we're laughing

00:31:07.640 about having the this is it moment and i even looking back have a hard time figuring out when

00:31:14.100 you went from the dude in 40 year old virgin like the cat that comedian the funny comedian to

00:31:19.080 That's Kevin fucking Hart

00:31:20.640 Was it

00:31:22.740 Maybe spurred by social media

00:31:26.100 You started going crazy viral

00:31:27.760 I know the moment

00:31:29.020 I know the material

00:31:30.700 I know the exact thing

00:31:33.400 And this is what

00:31:34.920 You

00:31:35.300 You can't

00:31:38.160 Prepare for

00:31:40.280 The thing

00:31:42.800 Because you don't know that the thing is going to be there

00:31:45.580 You're preparing

00:31:46.980 to just be ready for the opportunity when it presents itself and that is staying in the gym

00:31:55.460 the acting classes or being on stage as much as you possibly can getting a tight set

00:32:00.400 staying true to having a tight set i'm gonna work on it all the time and the reason why you're

00:32:04.600 committing to that because you don't know when the thing is so so the preparation for the thing

00:32:10.120 is really camouflaged because your preparation is just the consistency in saying i'm just

00:32:16.700 working as hard as I can to tighten up everything

00:32:18.760 I have for if I ever get called

00:32:20.460 for what the thing is going to be. You're ready.

00:32:22.260 To be ready. But I don't know what the fuck

00:32:24.620 it's for, but if that thing

00:32:26.660 come, I'm knocking out

00:32:28.700 the park. You stay ready, you don't got to get ready.

00:32:30.260 What the fuck is it? Does anybody know what it is?

00:32:32.360 Nobody's got an answer. Everybody just keeps saying

00:32:34.420 you just got to be ready. For what?

00:32:36.520 What is it? I'll never

00:32:38.420 forget it. I got asked to do

00:32:41.020 Shaq's All-Star Comedy

00:32:42.640 Jam and

00:32:44.480 Jeff Klanigan

00:32:46.560 was one of the producers

00:32:48.860 for it. Shaq, of course

00:32:50.900 it was his. And at

00:32:52.760 the time we were like touring

00:32:54.180 and he was like, Kev, can you do it?

00:32:56.660 And I was like, man, I'm supposed to shoot

00:32:58.620 my special, like, coming up.

00:33:00.940 And he was like, dude, just like, we just do it

00:33:02.780 during All-Star Weekend. We're going to shoot this special.

00:33:04.900 Just do like 15 minutes or something.

00:33:06.860 And I was like,

00:33:07.780 I don't know, man, because I want to save it for

00:33:10.680 my special. And I was going

00:33:12.680 to film,

00:33:13.200 i think i was about the film seriously funny i was about the film seriously funny at the time yeah

00:33:19.400 grown little man seriously funny yeah i was about the film seriously funny after so i was like all

00:33:25.920 right fuck it i'll do it and i didn't really care that much about it i looked at it like i'm gonna

00:33:32.280 throw some material like just in the wind that was kind of like leftover material man i go and i do

00:33:40.580 this shit and i say good night crowd goes crazy an amazing set when i watched it i closed out the

00:33:49.720 special but when i say good night they put the good night in slow motion for the people watching

00:33:54.020 this podcast go go look up kevin hart shacks all-star comedy jam and go to how i departed

00:34:02.400 the stage when i say good night in slow motion they they had me put up a peace sign and i walk

00:34:08.800 off the stage in like this slow motion dramatic like effect they didn't do it for like none of

00:34:15.460 the other comics it was the way that the that they were just wrapping up the special so this

00:34:19.760 wasn't necessarily like the launch pad for kevin it was them trying to put a dramatic dope effect

00:34:24.700 on this show episode right of shaq's all-star comedy jam volume whatever they've done several

00:34:31.420 But this moment, that slow motion, that walk-off, the shit hit Showtime and fucking boomed.

00:34:42.620 I mean, took the fuck off.

00:34:46.180 This is when social media was starting to not go crazy, but it was like people were on social media.

00:34:52.980 You had things that you could talk on and stuff.

00:34:55.520 Oh, my God.

00:34:56.920 This conversation about me and comedy and Shaq's All-Star Comedy Jam.

00:35:00.320 Wow, that's crazy

00:35:02.120 Keep in mind, I didn't care about that

00:35:04.000 Because I'm about to tape my special

00:35:05.720 Hence, I taped my special

00:35:08.900 It just went off

00:35:11.820 Everybody was teed up to watch Seriously Funny

00:35:14.820 Because the Shaq All-Star Comedy Jam got everybody's attention

00:35:18.360 The slow motion made it

00:35:20.940 Oh God, that's the, oh shit

00:35:22.920 Then Seriously Funny came out

00:35:24.840 And then it was over

00:35:26.400 But then you've got like 150 million Instagram followers.

00:35:31.180 Who are these people?

00:35:32.380 Where are they coming from?

00:35:33.600 I mean, over the course of years.

00:35:35.540 Are they bots?

00:35:36.560 Well, I mean, I'm not on there checking for bots and stuff,

00:35:39.660 so I don't even know how to find out if they're bots.

00:35:41.860 I feel like they're bots.

00:35:43.040 I mean, if they're bots, I guess they're bots.

00:35:46.380 The beauty of social media is at this point,

00:35:51.440 you just have a direct line of communication.

00:35:56.400 to the people that have supported you but my my approach to social media is now different like

00:36:04.200 I'm nowhere near the social media person that you are I got tons of I mean I probably got like 260

00:36:10.980 million total followers but I'm not as engaging and knowledgeable as you are with how you approach

00:36:18.020 it at this point I have to go and get people to put around me to help me think about the way to

00:36:25.740 engage with the demographic today because it's not the same of old it's not just about yo yo yo

00:36:31.720 hey uh and holding the fucking view the phone like this hey y'all already know what it is

00:36:37.820 um hey y'all see it pancakes eating like you that's not it anymore it's like a it's a fucking

00:36:46.320 business for so many and it's a well manicured thing that people navigate and operate to the

00:36:53.080 highest levels so now it's like my fan base well what am i talking about and what am i talking

00:37:00.860 about it i go less now so that when i do have something to talk about it can be i can make it

00:37:07.320 a thing but yeah but it's like i don't i don't have the bandwidth to do it at the level that i

00:37:13.460 once did so those followers and everything over the years that's just people that are just supporting

00:37:18.280 the journey of the career

00:37:19.580 and the numbers just keep growing

00:37:21.600 you know because I'm still doing movies

00:37:23.800 I'm still touring

00:37:24.520 that's the part that

00:37:25.820 that I'm in love with the most

00:37:28.240 you know

00:37:29.020 it's like fuck man

00:37:30.360 when do

00:37:30.800 when do

00:37:31.580 when do your numbers go down the road

00:37:33.620 that's the scary part

00:37:34.660 as an artist

00:37:35.680 like that's the real tell

00:37:36.960 like oh man

00:37:38.200 oh fuck

00:37:38.660 I done put these tickets on sale

00:37:40.160 man boy

00:37:41.820 they ain't moving at all

00:37:43.900 y'all say

00:37:44.460 did we announce it

00:37:45.740 we did

00:37:46.120 okay

00:37:46.640 Did y'all put it up on Twitter

00:37:48.380 The baby sold more tickets

00:37:50.100 I mean shit

00:37:51.860 If that starts cracking that's your insight

00:37:54.460 But I mean dude this may have been

00:37:56.880 Like my biggest fucking

00:37:58.620 Touring

00:38:00.660 I've been touring

00:38:01.380 I've been touring at

00:38:03.140 The highest level of arenas

00:38:07.020 I don't know

00:38:08.520 10 years now

00:38:10.160 10-12 years

00:38:11.860 It's wild Kev

00:38:13.420 It's stupid

00:38:13.940 I was just in Riyadh

00:38:15.800 And I saw you do your set there

00:38:18.360 And I was

00:38:20.180 Curious to see if you still had it

00:38:25.120 In the stand-up arena

00:38:27.780 Because you are so fucking busy

00:38:30.200 You go from movie

00:38:31.920 To fucking podcast slash coldest balls

00:38:34.720 With that format

00:38:35.720 Running your social media I'm sure with the team

00:38:37.900 But still to

00:38:39.000 Business

00:38:40.420 Like everything

00:38:41.980 And I don't know how you do all of it

00:38:45.500 And then still do all of it at the highest level

00:38:47.720 Most people can't do one of those things

00:38:49.460 At the highest level

00:38:50.220 That's what this special is

00:38:51.780 This special was just to like

00:38:55.260 Hush the murmur

00:38:58.760 That's what it did, it was great

00:39:00.380 I didn't say it was great

00:39:02.040 I walked out and I was like holy fucking shit

00:39:04.500 That guy's good

00:39:05.180 That guy's hilarious

00:39:06.800 And here's the crazy thing about

00:39:10.080 Performing in Riyadh

00:39:11.240 So

00:39:12.640 So, you know, there's one thing to make sure I say this correctly

00:39:19.060 so people can, like, really understand it.

00:39:22.260 All right, so in stand-up comedy, it's like, what do you want?

00:39:29.040 What are you trying to do?

00:39:30.260 Like, what is your thing?

00:39:34.200 And, like, within the thing that you think you have,

00:39:37.380 how are you going to grab it?

00:39:38.720 When I look at Chris Rock, when I look at Dave Chappelle,

00:39:41.120 I'm just using them as two examples.

00:39:42.640 right they both to do they do two different things extremely well you're looking at two guys that

00:39:48.580 have been a topic in conversation through the duration of their careers right who constantly

00:39:53.880 recreate themselves and put out an hour of material by the way groundbreaking and not only

00:40:00.060 put out an hour of material um a distinctive version of our material and dave's approach to

00:40:08.880 doing his material um is one of not just art but dave is not afraid to stand in the fire

00:40:18.120 address the climate the temperature of the climate and the the context in how he's being perceived

00:40:25.980 and how he wants to proceed like be perceived he's not afraid to do that both can be political

00:40:32.860 but extremely clever in how they deliver the messages right um chris at the same time

00:40:41.880 has thrown like this edgy take to family household problem like bad problems but i'm okay with

00:40:51.700 talking about them because now that i'm who i am today i'm a different man than i was it's a

00:40:58.220 rebuilding he's always redefining rebuilding but still inclusive and insightful as to what is

00:41:05.160 happening today my shit was I said yo I want to fucking I want to appeal to the world how do I

00:41:13.420 get to the world how do I build the fucking brand and comedy that allows me to travel the world and

00:41:20.900 put me in a place where I don't have to change by world I do mean fucking world you're talking about

00:41:26.540 me being over there

00:41:27.460 in fucking Saudi.

00:41:29.520 Not adapting.

00:41:31.860 Not conforming.

00:41:33.740 Not changing.

00:41:34.580 I wasn't sure

00:41:35.380 if they were going to

00:41:35.820 understand your jokes

00:41:36.580 or even be allowed

00:41:37.800 to laugh at some of them.

00:41:38.540 Change a thing?

00:41:39.420 Yeah.

00:41:39.940 And you can go from

00:41:41.180 Bahrain

00:41:42.240 to Germany,

00:41:44.860 Australia.

00:41:45.920 I mean,

00:41:46.220 you go down the list.

00:41:47.400 Like when I say

00:41:48.080 the goal is to make

00:41:48.800 the world laugh,

00:41:49.460 that's the goal.

00:41:50.340 So to get and obtain

00:41:51.700 that world of

00:41:52.480 brand-like ability,

00:41:54.240 you have to appeal

00:41:56.520 to the world you have to appeal to the mass

00:42:02.740 brand like partners producers that can put you on the biggest platforms to light up the room to

00:42:11.720 get in the room so my plan to get there it was well orchestrated like that's not a it's not a

00:42:17.840 fucking accident so in doing it my choice was go heavy family go heavy kids human everybody has it

00:42:26.920 kevin let's hone in on this as you do that the world that grew with you and i watched you from

00:42:34.600 the beginning well some of that world will go oh my god it ain't the same the edge where the fuck

00:42:40.600 is it at well you're you're not privy to the big picture yeah the big goal and by the way that's

00:42:46.680 not a you problem that's just you not knowing what i want what i'm going after so after getting there

00:42:53.820 i said you know what i'm gonna do let me let me just give a a reminder and just show you that

00:43:01.620 like whenever i want that flick of a switch can be turned on like it's not an accident that the

00:43:08.360 comedians or performers that do it at a certain level that it's only a small group that operate

00:43:14.640 at that level like it's not an accident yeah like they're very honed in on their craft they know what

00:43:20.220 they're doing male female the the conglomerates that share a high level of success they know how

00:43:27.740 to operate and i can go down a list there's a list of a good 20 that operate at the highest level

00:43:34.400 every fucking year and people come out to see them every fucking year it's because that foundation

00:43:42.500 that goddamn audience

00:43:44.540 they're married to them

00:43:46.300 they're not going anywhere because they've grown with them

00:43:49.040 that's what comedy does

00:43:50.900 so occasionally

00:43:53.140 you give the insight

00:43:55.180 and the moment of a reminder

00:43:56.840 and that's what this one is

00:43:58.540 this is a reminder

00:43:59.500 it's so good

00:44:00.640 your dad, the bitch about your father

00:44:03.720 so true

00:44:04.520 what do you prefer to do

00:44:07.940 do you prefer to be the edgy

00:44:09.940 Kevin Hart or do you prefer to be

00:44:12.100 the the global uh relatable kevin hart because for example you brought up dave me and logan have

00:44:18.560 both had on separate occasions the the fucking luxury the blessing to be able to spend five or

00:44:25.100 six hours with dave on random nights i'm gonna be honest with you he's a wild man that man is wild

00:44:31.520 he's a he is a wild wild man and when he goes on stage it's basically he's the same off stage

00:44:38.140 As he is on stage

00:44:39.340 He's a loose cannon

00:44:41.380 So question number one

00:44:44.240 Is which one do you prefer

00:44:45.080 And question number two

00:44:46.020 Am I ever going to be

00:44:47.320 Hanging out with you

00:44:48.100 4am Brisbane

00:44:49.880 Random nightclub

00:44:51.800 With a bunch of like

00:44:52.740 Strange type people

00:44:54.440 Or is that not going to happen

00:44:55.620 It'll never happen

00:44:56.360 Let's just nip that in the bud

00:44:58.220 It'll never happen

00:44:59.420 By the way

00:45:00.160 It means I'm on drugs

00:45:01.080 If I'm there

00:45:02.760 I'm at rock by

00:45:04.540 Okay

00:45:05.180 Steve made a career out of it

00:45:07.440 Here's what Dave is.

00:45:08.520 Here's what Dave does.

00:45:09.800 And this is what Dave can do.

00:45:10.900 And this is why you got to love Dave, right?

00:45:13.460 Fucking one of the, he's my brother.

00:45:17.020 Like, he's not even a friend.

00:45:18.000 Dave is my fucking brother in this thing called comedy.

00:45:21.840 He's so smart.

00:45:24.100 He positioned himself in the business to not be a work for hire,

00:45:32.200 be a partner control the entity and the only entity that he cares about most which is the

00:45:40.160 entity of crowd engagement my live performance he controls it he puts up shows when he wants to

00:45:49.400 he controls that tour and business 95 i'm willing to bet he's partnering with live nation and they

00:45:57.280 still get a small piece but that's just because of the overall business and the relationship between

00:46:03.080 Chappelle and Live Nation throughout the years so he allows him to come in and still have that

00:46:07.720 business but Dave controls that he can do it whenever he wants nobody else can control that

00:46:14.420 Dave doesn't have the worry of a studio saying we're not going to book you and do movies with

00:46:21.820 you we're pulling your book from the shelves we're not going to air your television program etc

00:46:28.740 we're not doing the branding partnership you're we're pulling you from the nba and all the

00:46:35.740 sponsorship he doesn't he's not a part of that he has no desire to be so the one partnership that

00:46:42.360 he made and that was in his best interest was one that came from years of like friendship and

00:46:47.560 building so the netflix and chappelle relationship is one that i love and value because that's a true

00:46:53.780 relationship that's not a we're in this based off of what some say and what some may not say

00:46:59.260 we understand one another and we're best for each other because we understand each other

00:47:04.040 i don't have that luxury right like jp morgan chase draft kings i mean c4 hydro fabletics and

00:47:13.740 that's just me throwing a couple out i can go down the list between netflix nbc universal peacock

00:47:21.360 sam's club you got partners i mean i have a lot of partners roku i mean i have tons of partners

00:47:27.680 and i say partners because these aren't these aren't like work for hires we're in relationships

00:47:35.900 where my interest is your interest and your interest is my interest audible same like i

00:47:41.380 There's a list, and I'm committed to the relationship and the growth behind it.

00:47:47.020 So right now, my resume, underneath the corporate structure and the personal appearance and ambassador and ownership side of it, is one of progression and success.

00:48:01.820 Attaching me to a brand has been proven to elevate a brand.

00:48:06.180 Attaching me

00:48:07.700 Giving me the opportunity

00:48:09.080 To have a voice

00:48:10.400 Be a part of the growing

00:48:11.660 And the beginning to end

00:48:15.100 It shows that we'll both come out

00:48:17.700 Way ahead

00:48:18.840 When you look at Fabletics

00:48:20.240 There wasn't Fabletics men

00:48:21.980 I launched Fabletics men

00:48:24.600 Fabletics men is an amazing brand

00:48:28.180 But I didn't sign up

00:48:29.500 Because it was just an amazing brand

00:48:30.860 I signed up because I wanted to help you grow the brand

00:48:33.440 I'm committed to that thing

00:48:34.900 So I don't have the luxury

00:48:36.620 Of going out

00:48:38.280 And fucking off

00:48:39.920 Like I don't have that

00:48:41.780 I can't

00:48:42.360 I don't have the luxury

00:48:43.760 Of the bad view

00:48:45.060 I feel like even if you did

00:48:46.300 You just probably still

00:48:47.280 Wouldn't chill with Mike

00:48:48.060 At 4am in Brisbane

00:48:48.880 Yeah that wouldn't happen

00:48:50.820 First of all

00:48:51.360 I don't think he meant

00:48:52.160 To like

00:48:52.500 He won't chill with me

00:48:53.520 I think he's not gonna

00:48:54.500 No no no that's what I meant

00:48:55.300 No that's what I meant

00:48:55.900 No Mike I just feel like

00:48:56.880 Bad things are happening

00:48:57.860 At 4am with you

00:48:59.300 Like in

00:48:59.800 In any environment

00:49:00.960 I feel like

00:49:01.440 You at 4am

00:49:02.680 Doesn't seem like

00:49:03.700 4am Mike's not

00:49:04.680 No, no, no.

00:49:06.200 PM Mike is not the best decision.

00:49:08.960 But I will say, though, from the stand-up perspective,

00:49:12.560 if I could in the perfect world, this last special, I'm very edgy.

00:49:16.720 I gave glimpses of old.

00:49:19.700 I didn't go crazy, crazy, but I went crazy enough to have people go,

00:49:24.660 oh, wow, oh, shit.

00:49:26.140 Now, that doesn't mean that that's my forte

00:49:28.200 and that's the world that I'm embarking on

00:49:30.760 or that I want to stay true to.

00:49:34.300 It just means that every once in a while, giving a reminder is cool.

00:49:37.380 But for the bigger picture, for the bigger scheme and the bigger idea of the business that I'm in, you know, I want and need families, households on a global level.

00:49:51.580 I mean, Hart House, I've now got a fucking fast food chain.

00:49:54.940 Yeah.

00:49:55.660 We wanted to talk about it.

00:49:57.080 No meat.

00:49:58.100 You made the burger without meat.

00:49:59.440 Plant-based.

00:49:59.760 Plant-based fast food chain.

00:50:00.940 Are you a big plant guy?

00:50:02.780 I'm a plant-based guy.

00:50:04.300 when i want to be a plant-based guy i'm not like plant plant-based or else you know what i mean

00:50:09.360 like i'm not like yeah it's this or die motherfucker if i catch you with any meat in

00:50:16.160 your hand it's over for you i'm like i was talking about it before you came in i'm so i'm making a

00:50:21.900 joke about it but obviously like you're you're i feel like everything that you do is positioned in

00:50:27.260 the the future trajectory of an industry or vertical everybody knows that soy and plant-based

00:50:33.220 are a big part of the future

00:50:35.240 as health and wellness becomes a major

00:50:36.920 perspective and

00:50:39.220 growth space, right?

00:50:40.940 I completely understand your positioning there.

00:50:42.980 I just have my own burger shop.

00:50:44.600 Take out this, right?

00:50:45.600 Take out the health and wellness part of it.

00:50:48.320 I'm going to give you a different understanding

00:50:49.800 and you're going to go wild.

00:50:51.360 Remove health and wellness.

00:50:52.640 I don't even discuss health and wellness

00:50:54.460 when I talk about the plant-based

00:50:55.880 fast food chain hard house, right?

00:50:58.240 I discuss the option.

00:51:00.400 What I found as a person

00:51:01.880 that dabbled in the space of plant-based,

00:51:04.800 when I went to a fast food chain,

00:51:06.580 I had the option of getting one sandwich.

00:51:08.840 It was one burger on the menu.

00:51:11.060 And when you go to a restaurant,

00:51:13.780 you may see four or five.

00:51:15.280 There was a limited amount of things to choose from

00:51:18.600 for this particular customer.

00:51:20.940 And what I said to myself is,

00:51:22.740 I was like, damn, man, it'd be dope to have the option.

00:51:25.200 Like when I pull up and I see the McDonald's,

00:51:28.160 the Wendy's, the Burger King, et cetera,

00:51:31.380 right and all these places are great people love them they've been there for years i said how dope

00:51:36.160 would it be to just have an option not to say everybody go eat there but if people wanted to

00:51:40.480 try it you can try it love it and still love what you love like there is no world of commitment that

00:51:47.060 comes with an option life is about options so i said if i can be the first to market with the

00:51:53.160 plant-based fast food chain that serves as an option it's a burger a double burger a chicken

00:51:59.620 sandwich and the spicy tater tots and fries it's simple it's nothing crazy it's not like

00:52:04.620 i'm on some groundbreaking shit it's just good food and people go oh that's dope then i got the

00:52:10.180 option i'm not selling you the idea of a false presentation of anything outside of that and the

00:52:16.340 success is growing because people were just like yo that's dope as hell that this is here because

00:52:21.400 i didn't know where i could get something like this and if i do like plant-based food and i do

00:52:26.340 want to like enjoy fast food why can i enjoy it at the same level that the people that go and get

00:52:32.040 fast food enjoy it out on the regular why can't i have the same thing you fill the hole in the

00:52:36.100 market pretty much yeah because there really was no like there's i won't name them obviously because

00:52:40.280 they're comps but like there were some other options but they they weren't like the same

00:52:44.760 style like you couldn't roll in there get a guaranteed product that you that you knew you're

00:52:48.140 gonna like blah blah so on and so forth so i see i respect it you don't name them i would because i

00:52:52.280 I wouldn't name them in a manner where I'm shitting on them.

00:52:55.080 I think anybody that embarks in a space of business

00:52:58.380 is doing it because of the original idea,

00:53:00.840 and it's always a good idea.

00:53:02.000 As you do it, you discover things,

00:53:04.340 and then you shape mold into the thing that has to now be.

00:53:09.460 I think that nobody's not necessarily doing it wrong.

00:53:13.320 Some people have done it just to where mistakes have been highlighted, right?

00:53:18.380 But it's a market that's growing.

00:53:21.600 Who are the cops?

00:53:22.280 Is it like veggie grill and shit like that?

00:53:24.420 In this space?

00:53:27.080 Slutty Vegan?

00:53:28.080 I know Slutty Vegan is doing a great job.

00:53:31.000 They were in Atlanta, and I'm a fan of Slutty Vegan.

00:53:33.820 Have been amazing burgers.

00:53:34.860 Is that a girl?

00:53:36.280 Yes, it's a woman.

00:53:37.600 A woman that owns it.

00:53:39.260 I feel like there's a ton of those in L.A.

00:53:41.400 There's...

00:53:41.760 Not the restaurants.

00:53:42.860 I don't know.

00:53:45.280 I know that in Brooklyn, I think she opened some.

00:53:48.580 I know in Atlanta, she's been doing great business.

00:53:50.520 But I love that it's just a business

00:53:52.020 That's promising and growing

00:53:53.200 People really

00:53:55.660 Sometimes tend to think

00:53:57.800 That there's only room for one thing

00:54:00.100 Right

00:54:01.520 There's only room for one thing

00:54:03.680 Logan you got your prime in your hand

00:54:05.860 I don't give two shits

00:54:07.480 Well they told me I couldn't set it on the table

00:54:08.900 It doesn't matter

00:54:10.840 Who cares

00:54:12.400 Do they think we're going to fight

00:54:15.040 Do they think we're going to fight

00:54:16.600 I don't know

00:54:17.000 Listen but that's my point

00:54:19.800 It doesn't matter

00:54:21.820 You are building a foundation that stands

00:54:25.020 And yet people are responding to it

00:54:27.060 That's dope as shit

00:54:28.300 So I can't put it on the table?

00:54:29.900 I don't care

00:54:31.400 He's not saying yes

00:54:32.520 Put it on this table

00:54:35.160 This one

00:54:35.660 This is the context

00:54:38.160 And what I'm speaking on

00:54:39.400 That acts as a problem in today

00:54:41.380 What is wrong?

00:54:43.080 There's nothing wrong with them

00:54:44.620 But in a business of brands

00:54:47.860 in a business of brands

00:54:49.260 in a business of just like commerce

00:54:51.740 people act as if they're going to be one

00:54:53.960 it's true

00:54:54.480 Gary Vaynerchuk put this in a very nice context that I love

00:54:57.480 everyone thinks it's an or world

00:54:59.480 it's this or that

00:55:01.200 why can't it be an and world

00:55:02.740 it can't

00:55:03.680 this and that

00:55:05.060 but that only exists for the people that process that

00:55:08.860 for the people that process and understand

00:55:11.000 like we're telling two different stories

00:55:13.960 your story behind your product

00:55:16.180 is different from mine

00:55:17.380 I love your story

00:55:18.520 I love the fact that y'all two did it together

00:55:20.260 Hey man I'm rooting for you

00:55:21.720 The world of what I'm doing with C4

00:55:24.100 And my reason behind that

00:55:25.520 Is a completely different thing

00:55:26.920 Where we're going in business and our trajectory and product

00:55:29.660 Is a completely different thing

00:55:31.080 So yes you share the same space

00:55:33.680 And the overall title

00:55:36.220 Sort of

00:55:37.180 But you don't but it doesn't matter

00:55:39.180 And that's the thing where

00:55:41.320 I find comfort

00:55:42.640 I find comfort in understanding that world

00:55:45.800 Let me ask you though

00:55:47.060 do you ever feel like you've diluted yourself because you do do so much and do you feel like

00:55:52.420 you've spread yourself not as many as snoop dog no no but no but think about it right i i feel

00:55:57.800 like you're super hands-on with all your it's a you're you're a partner to the all the products

00:56:02.240 you just oh i don't know the world of snoop right but when you when you say i love that snoop is

00:56:08.740 snooping has been snoop and i love anybody that still is a conversation at the 20 plus years

00:56:16.820 sure totally right um where where i look to shine and where i don't look at it or i have ever looked

00:56:26.040 at it in the space of dilution if you looked at what the quote-unquote idea of diluting yourself

00:56:31.540 is i mean you know it would be after doing a certain amount of movies in a year or two years

00:56:38.780 or shows or stand-up and movies or TV stand-up movies and a campaign.

00:56:45.520 If you get into that space or you can look up and you go,

00:56:49.360 damn, man, it's been like 12 years.

00:56:51.040 I've kind of been doing it all.

00:56:52.880 And the thing that we forget, you're in a business that's not promised.

00:56:59.220 At the end of the day, if you're a work for hire

00:57:01.280 and they decide not to hire you no more, you're just not hired.

00:57:07.660 You built nothing. Now, if you are a work for hire and while being a work for hire, you build your likeness and that likeness gets you into the rooms where opportunities exist to make you a partner, owner, investor face.

00:57:22.840 and those ideas and those concepts

00:57:25.700 take you to a space of future opportunities

00:57:29.060 to invest, build.

00:57:30.900 Well, now, if you're a part of things that have worked,

00:57:35.360 things that look and now show success,

00:57:38.020 it's all built off of a real resume.

00:57:40.760 So you're no longer a work for hire,

00:57:43.520 you're a proof of concept.

00:57:44.540 And that concept allows you to build and build more.

00:57:48.660 So you're not diluting when you're building.

00:57:50.500 if I was just the guy

00:57:52.800 that's the work for hire

00:57:53.860 on all these brands

00:57:54.780 then it would be different

00:57:56.000 I'm an owner

00:57:57.260 I respect

00:57:57.860 I'm an investor

00:57:58.660 so when I choose

00:58:00.200 to give my likeness

00:58:01.240 it's because I believe

00:58:02.460 in the thing

00:58:03.060 and I want to see

00:58:04.200 the thing get to

00:58:04.800 the next stage of success

00:58:06.220 I can remove myself

00:58:07.620 at any point

00:58:08.320 but if the thing

00:58:09.540 that we're talking about

00:58:10.720 and it's come from

00:58:11.860 a conversation internally

00:58:13.160 and we have now

00:58:14.700 made the decision

00:58:15.560 that it's best

00:58:16.540 to ignite

00:58:17.340 or curate a campaign

00:58:19.800 Based around

00:58:20.640 Well then let's go get

00:58:22.000 I'm also at a point

00:58:23.400 Because of all these relationships

00:58:24.640 Where I can create the next one

00:58:26.540 Yeah

00:58:26.840 Yo man you know what

00:58:27.720 I've been traveling a lot

00:58:28.540 I want to find a luggage company

00:58:30.340 That I can go invest in

00:58:32.440 And honestly give myself to

00:58:34.800 In a way that I haven't yet

00:58:36.420 Because traveling connects the dots

00:58:38.200 With everything else

00:58:38.940 I buy it

00:58:39.340 I love luggage

00:58:39.980 Now how do you fucking get

00:58:41.240 All these people in a room

00:58:42.180 And then get all these people

00:58:43.300 To do business together

00:58:44.100 How do you get them to do business

00:58:46.200 With you under your umbrella

00:58:47.180 And do it together

00:58:48.080 That's the difference

00:58:49.760 That's where you're talking about the bigger side of thinking and the bigger concept that some can't see because they only look at the work for hire aspect.

00:58:58.440 I don't look at that.

00:58:59.060 That's the ground floor.

00:59:01.060 That's the entry level.

00:59:02.160 You know what's one I was surprised when you launched was your tequila.

00:59:06.680 Gran Cormino.

00:59:07.860 Yeah, I was just so curious because, you know, tequila is at least what I thought, like Dwayne, you know, has that space.

00:59:14.720 I feel like, you know.

00:59:15.820 He's doing a very good job.

00:59:16.860 Yeah, Terraman is doing great.

00:59:19.760 What is it?

00:59:20.700 It's called Terramana is Dwayne's.

00:59:22.840 His is called Terramana.

00:59:24.460 DJ's been around, I think, probably for like,

00:59:26.540 I want to say maybe four, four and a half years.

00:59:31.340 Is it?

00:59:32.700 Top of 20, right?

00:59:33.780 So I was just curious because, you know,

00:59:36.800 he had been crushing in the space

00:59:38.780 and then out of nowhere, you launched one.

00:59:41.040 Like, you didn't look at the mountain

00:59:43.560 that was Dwayne Johnson's empire.

00:59:45.280 I know you guys are tight.

00:59:46.440 And then the tequila that was working

00:59:48.760 and go, damn, this is a competitive space

00:59:51.340 with like a friend of mine who I know is power,

00:59:54.100 like I'm going to let him have that.

00:59:55.960 You attacked it still.

00:59:57.040 Well, you have to have an understanding

00:59:59.320 like they're not one and the same, right?

01:00:02.540 And when you think about the world of alcohol,

01:00:07.260 how big is the world

01:00:08.740 and how far is the outreach for alcohol in success, right?

01:00:14.780 If you're talking about billions of people

01:00:16.520 and you feel like you can create a product

01:00:20.380 that will get the return and engagement

01:00:24.700 because of the quality and taste,

01:00:26.560 then it means you are in the game.

01:00:28.600 Now, if you just throw your name on something,

01:00:31.380 well, it's a shit show for you.

01:00:33.160 So I chose not to throw my name on something.

01:00:35.620 What I did was I went the opposite way.

01:00:38.240 I went and found the best partner

01:00:42.440 that Tequila could provide.

01:00:44.700 Juan Domingo Beckman.

01:00:46.520 the biggest distributor

01:00:48.380 when it comes to tequila

01:00:49.560 in the world.

01:00:51.040 The guy comes from like

01:00:51.760 11 generations of success.

01:00:53.280 He's Jose Cuervo,

01:00:54.900 Debel,

01:00:55.560 Debel.

01:00:56.420 I mean,

01:00:56.840 the umbrella

01:00:58.020 of product created

01:01:00.000 underneath him,

01:01:02.060 his distillery.

01:01:03.780 I mean,

01:01:04.040 like he has done

01:01:05.540 so much.

01:01:07.340 I flew to him.

01:01:09.540 I want to do this,

01:01:11.640 but I want to do it correctly.

01:01:13.500 I want to partner with you.

01:01:14.960 I want to put real skin in the game, and I want us to sit across from each other and say we equally share the same investment, and we equally want the same thing.

01:01:25.880 I'm not looking for the opportunity of exit.

01:01:28.720 I'm looking for the opportunity of mirroring your longevity.

01:01:32.220 How do I get to a space where Grand Cormino can basically be generations of?

01:01:38.780 How do I create that for my family?

01:01:40.920 Well, I do it by attaching myself to somebody who's done it right.

01:01:43.680 So I went and fucking took four years

01:01:46.360 To develop

01:01:46.820 It took me four years to develop my tequila

01:01:49.960 Our Cristalino was first

01:01:51.620 I did Cristalino because I said

01:01:53.860 Right now within culture

01:01:55.520 The idea and understanding attached to Cristalino

01:01:58.360 Isn't clear

01:01:58.860 People don't know what it is

01:02:00.040 People think of Cristalino as a blocko

01:02:01.440 You don't know that it's a premium tequila that's available

01:02:03.700 That premium tequila that's available is at a price point

01:02:06.360 That most couldn't afford

01:02:07.700 The ones that were not at that price point

01:02:09.660 People have no desire or want to even touch it on the shelf

01:02:12.560 because they don't know what it is oh my god what if i take that premium price point bring it down

01:02:17.280 to an affordable price point as my entry that's my entry version of tequila but if my taste is

01:02:23.320 actually at the premium level and then my definition and my reason and my story is interesting enough

01:02:29.760 i can grab them because it's good you know what let's figure out how to grab them well why don't

01:02:36.000 we mirror it with what we feel everybody is like a part of and what everybody can basically relate

01:02:43.660 to hard work hard work in when you do work hard you do have something that you're working towards

01:02:51.560 that's like a journey how do you celebrate hard work how do you celebrate your journey

01:02:56.100 that's what i want this to be about how do i bring everybody to the same table

01:03:00.380 and we all are celebrating different versions of our success because everybody's wins are different

01:03:05.120 got it

01:03:06.860 are you the hardest working man in Hollywood or is it Hugh Jackman

01:03:09.320 The Rock

01:03:10.840 Mark Wahlberg

01:03:11.700 I don't think there's a such thing

01:03:14.640 I don't think there's a such thing

01:03:16.980 because you know

01:03:18.020 the hardest working person

01:03:20.160 in Hollywood can sit at the top

01:03:22.960 of said

01:03:24.860 entertainment

01:03:25.600 company and they're navigating

01:03:28.940 the investors

01:03:30.880 that have all invested into the

01:03:32.880 studio to

01:03:34.460 help make the movies and the bottom line's

01:03:36.680 gotta be met and if we don't then we're

01:03:38.640 underneath and like everybody

01:03:40.640 like everybody's on a different landscape

01:03:42.460 are you the hardest smartest working man in Hollywood

01:03:44.460 you gotta be up there bro you work hard

01:03:46.440 I think I am

01:03:47.380 I am a guy that's committed

01:03:49.780 to doing the work

01:03:51.880 I'm one of the guys

01:03:54.220 that are committed guys or

01:03:56.100 women I'm one of the hard

01:03:58.140 workers in this town

01:04:00.160 and not because I have

01:04:02.520 to but because I want to

01:04:03.920 What time do you wake up at?

01:04:05.760 4.30, 5.00.

01:04:06.580 Oh, because Mark Wahlberg wakes up at 2.

01:04:08.700 So what I think is he's already got three hours on you

01:04:11.840 before you even get out of bed.

01:04:12.860 Let me tell you something.

01:04:13.380 Mark.

01:04:14.860 That's why Bow Wow got that role.

01:04:16.300 I'm going to be honest with you, bro.

01:04:17.660 Because Bow Wow gets up at like 3.

01:04:19.340 I can't call bullshit on Mark because we did a movie together

01:04:22.540 and Mark was up early, but he did get sleepy around 3 p.m.

01:04:28.880 See, I can't have that.

01:04:30.140 Around 3 p.m. he disappears.

01:04:32.040 so that nap time could be

01:04:34.220 I've read that like 24 hour breakdown

01:04:36.260 of his day it's fucking crazy

01:04:37.880 Mark is a very committed

01:04:39.980 systematic guy but some of the hours were

01:04:42.200 just like strange like it would be like workout

01:04:44.040 start 6am

01:04:45.140 9.15am prayer I'm like you did

01:04:48.300 a 3 hour and 15 minute workout

01:04:49.880 that was probably during

01:04:51.260 that was probably during

01:04:53.160 a timeline where he was trying to achieve

01:04:56.280 something so from this time to this time

01:04:58.320 here's gonna be my schedule

01:04:59.520 Mark that schedule doesn't exist

01:05:01.900 For his 24 hour period

01:05:03.800 I mean that's

01:05:04.320 Right

01:05:04.580 But this is what I mean

01:05:05.380 How literal

01:05:06.080 The world takes

01:05:07.120 Jesus Christ

01:05:07.860 He's only spending

01:05:08.760 16 minutes with his kids

01:05:10.780 With a dick

01:05:12.660 Was that me?

01:05:13.800 That was like

01:05:14.220 What I did

01:05:14.740 He's a guy

01:05:16.460 That's crazy

01:05:17.120 It was probably for

01:05:17.820 A certain period of time

01:05:19.340 And you know

01:05:20.560 He

01:05:20.940 He did it for

01:05:22.760 You know Mark's a

01:05:23.540 He's also a fitness lover too

01:05:24.960 You know what I mean

01:05:25.500 Like he

01:05:25.860 He trains really hard

01:05:27.100 He has his dreams

01:05:27.460 That's how he like energizes

01:05:28.800 And I think

01:05:29.320 It's like Nick Cannon

01:05:30.020 Probably energizes

01:05:30.800 Through having kids

01:05:31.560 Well, I think there's two different things

01:05:33.840 And I'm not sure

01:05:35.200 Yo, how many kids does he have now?

01:05:38.080 More or less than Elon?

01:05:39.680 He got like, what, 20?

01:05:41.540 10 plus

01:05:42.220 I respect the spread of the seed

01:05:46.060 I respect it

01:05:47.200 Imagine how many grandkids there will be

01:05:49.840 Put it this way

01:05:50.840 Nick Cannon is the modern day Genghis Khan

01:05:53.400 I don't know

01:05:55.200 What does that mean? Who's Genghis Khan?

01:05:56.520 Genghis Khan

01:05:57.140 He was a wild dictator

01:06:00.900 Mongolian warlord

01:06:03.600 back in the, I want to say 1200s

01:06:05.320 fact check me

01:06:05.900 I'll fact check you

01:06:08.880 let me go look up

01:06:11.600 when was Genghis Khan

01:06:12.660 1200s

01:06:15.040 I'll show here 1208

01:06:16.920 this show sucks

01:06:18.880 Genghis Khan was the first leader of the Mongol Empire

01:06:21.780 but the man spread his seed

01:06:23.680 the man spread his seed

01:06:24.840 I think Nick is

01:06:26.580 if you talk to Nick

01:06:28.940 Nick is a very smart guy.

01:06:31.060 Nick is a guy who has a good heart, good head on his shoulders,

01:06:36.040 and stands on the ground that he creates.

01:06:38.420 So, you know, I don't have a perception or overview.

01:06:43.040 Like, I love Nick to death.

01:06:44.560 Nick is another one of my guys and talking to him.

01:06:48.060 Why do you keep making that noise?

01:06:48.680 He did not have the same stuff to say about you.

01:06:51.000 Nick?

01:06:51.400 Nick didn't?

01:06:52.060 Again?

01:06:52.920 So much ego squeezed into such a small man.

01:06:56.000 Jesus Christ, did Nick say that?

01:06:56.900 He makes us call him Mr. Hart.

01:06:58.880 I mean, we can't look him in the eye.

01:07:00.560 Son of a bitch.

01:07:01.220 I mean, bro, I feel like your perceptions of some of these people in your circle are just way off, bro.

01:07:06.880 Damn it, Nick.

01:07:07.700 I really thought you had it in the back.

01:07:09.620 But, but, but, at least in your inner circle, I love the way you elevate your friends.

01:07:17.100 Yes.

01:07:17.360 You know, like the day once.

01:07:18.780 Yes.

01:07:19.060 And I see you on Instagram buying your boys cars and stuff.

01:07:21.180 Yes.

01:07:21.520 And you're very generously sharing your success.

01:07:25.140 And I think it's fucking awesome, dude.

01:07:26.900 I think it's a lonely, lonely world at the top.

01:07:30.880 And if you have people that are lucky enough

01:07:34.260 or fortunate enough to be a part of the journey with you

01:07:36.180 that, you know, you can put in positions to win.

01:07:41.400 Those are the dopest examples of like real success to me.

01:07:45.480 It's like how many people around you

01:07:47.040 are not benefiting from the give,

01:07:51.940 but benefiting from the create.

01:07:53.740 Like what are we creating?

01:07:55.900 what did you take advantage of and build what did you put into action and how were we able to do

01:08:04.600 said things like you know i think that's one of the the biggest pieces to my success man is the

01:08:11.840 fact that we can say that we're still we're still around each other granted you know there's your

01:08:17.120 good days bad days we're brothers so you're gonna have that but that thing is still there

01:08:22.460 uh and we've we've grown from boys to men you know we like from households families kids

01:08:30.460 home like it's it's it's crazy when we sit back now and think about how far we've come we've been

01:08:37.180 on the road for 19 years 20 years same group and we've been friends before the road presented

01:08:45.360 itself what happens with your close friends and you're like really really close the idea of

01:08:51.960 challenge it it starts to appear more than like not like you know because if if one person is at

01:09:03.340 the top you find yourself delegating or talking a lot and over the course of time to your friends

01:09:10.220 to your brothers they build up a thing where like they don't want to hear that shit yeah and you

01:09:13.880 don't know shit you don't know what you think you know and sometimes fuck you and i'm gonna show you

01:09:18.800 you'll know and i'm gonna go do this shit and make this shit better because he don't need and

01:09:23.280 sometimes like that thing it just festers and they have to happen for sometimes for you know

01:09:31.860 for there to be an overall resetting of respect and appreciation and and what you realize is that

01:09:40.060 you don't say we respect each other all the time we don't say we love you all the time or whatever

01:09:45.520 And over the course of time when that doesn't happen, there's like an overview of assumption.

01:09:51.860 And that assumption can be the positive side or the negative side.

01:09:55.580 And sometimes when it's negative, the bullshit brews.

01:09:58.460 So what you're talking about sounds like the brewing of some bullshit.

01:10:02.660 I was just wondering.

01:10:03.720 It has nothing to do with anything.

01:10:04.600 I was just wondering.

01:10:05.180 Right.

01:10:05.400 Okay, got it.

01:10:06.140 We brew.

01:10:07.400 I hope one day that I can be as generous with my friends as you have been with yours.

01:10:11.820 Like everyone except Mike.

01:10:13.740 And I'll tell you why.

01:10:15.520 how dare you i'm just kidding i'm just kidding nah you know like i'm gonna i'm gonna make michael

01:10:24.400 happy do you give your friends equity you give your friends equity in brands they have things

01:10:28.980 not i mean not all my stuff the things that they deserve yeah to have equity yeah i mean when they

01:10:33.700 work and they promote i don't give any i want to make this very clear i don't give anything

01:10:38.580 they earn it yes i want to make that very clear i'm not i'm not giving out rewards and giving out

01:10:47.240 gifts like that's only cool until you go hey look this shit is stupid right like that has a time

01:10:55.360 limit on it so i haven't given out gifts that haven't been earned in a long time the things

01:11:03.800 that they're in position to have and build on they've created and you know there's something

01:11:10.420 to create more than others and there's something to find with the space of creating that they're

01:11:13.800 in but they're they're maximizing those opportunities that's not coming like i don't

01:11:18.980 have the bandwidth to think about ways to give you stuff i'm not in that position in my life and

01:11:25.760 that would be selfish of them to act like i am sure at this point so once again that's what i

01:11:30.060 was talking about about the equal understanding and respect level that you need the table every

01:11:36.020 once in a while and just make sure that we're all on the same front with just a quick question

01:11:39.520 how long do we have him for because i know i know you i think you got a timely right and i don't

01:11:43.480 want to keep you saying another 14 max he's got a 6 30 hard out there you go that's what she was

01:11:48.400 that she gave me that in her eyes okay okay okay all right um because i mean we could we could go

01:11:54.560 forever but yeah well it's just so much bro maybe another like five to ten i said 14 and we got an

01:12:00.160 agreeance why are you gonna dial it back i'm just being nice listen you get far being nice in life

01:12:05.120 you're never nice to me wow well you don't you know you don't uh i'm not here to give you anything

01:12:09.980 i like it i like it i like it giving you shit by the way certain activities drain drain drain you

01:12:17.500 one one's energy certain other activities make you feel full what is an activity that you do maybe

01:12:23.740 maybe non-work related where like man you walk a dog and you're like that was cool that was a good

01:12:27.900 walk with that dog go-kart uh no you know what i like man honestly i don't like go-kart i'm sorry

01:12:35.480 i just by yourself who's go-karting by themselves

01:12:40.320 what was this childhood go-kart go-kart what it's one go-kart you're just like pushing it

01:12:51.120 jumping in it by yourself i'm sorry my god really so besides go-kart uh i love dude honestly my my

01:12:59.980 happy space is the gym i yes i really like the gym but i can be in the gym by myself in the

01:13:07.780 morning and i'm fine like i'm a i'm a two a day guy i'm fine dude that's crazy i'm fine like i

01:13:16.620 love it morning workout

01:13:18.600 afternoon cardio I'm fine

01:13:20.960 trainer music on trainers

01:13:22.760 there in the morning later on I'm by myself

01:13:25.020 music's on

01:13:26.500 or not TV

01:13:28.720 show on the iPad while

01:13:30.020 I'm on a treadmill sometimes

01:13:32.680 like you know if my wife

01:13:34.900 is a little pissed she'll let my little ones

01:13:36.620 sit in the gym with me and they fuck it all up

01:13:38.740 but for the most part

01:13:40.480 if I'm by myself

01:13:42.940 like I'm

01:13:44.340 i'm so good like it's it's my happy place yeah see i would think that that is an activity

01:13:50.920 that drains you like like you're you're expending a lot of energy physically and then and then you

01:13:57.760 got to be a dad too holy shit to like what three kids four four kids but what do you get like it's

01:14:03.160 a difference right like if if your workout if you're going into your workouts with the

01:14:10.640 Ah, I fucking gotta do this shit again

01:14:12.620 Yeah

01:14:12.960 Right, it's different

01:14:14.100 Yeah

01:14:14.420 But if you're getting up

01:14:16.000 You're like, ah, fuck, time to go

01:14:17.660 It's a different thing

01:14:19.480 Like, I'm in the gym

01:14:21.300 And I'm happy about being in the gym

01:14:23.360 What's a workout you like?

01:14:24.960 I mean, I don't mind any of them

01:14:26.420 Really?

01:14:27.080 Yeah, like, I don't

01:14:27.780 Like, that's the thing

01:14:28.800 It's more

01:14:29.660 It's all mental for me

01:14:31.480 You still have that trainer who, like, bullies you?

01:14:34.320 Well, boss

01:14:34.980 Yeah, that's a bully thing

01:14:36.560 But yes, boss

01:14:38.000 Boss

01:14:38.640 He's a big guy

01:14:40.000 Paul's is a very big guy

01:14:41.200 He feels angry to me

01:14:42.980 Every time I come around him

01:14:43.960 Fuck, complete opposite

01:14:44.960 Really?

01:14:46.040 Complete opposite

01:14:46.780 Now, Paul used to be more of a higher

01:14:49.700 But he's like

01:14:50.280 He's a completely different guy, man

01:14:51.800 Completely different guy

01:14:52.860 Like, very smart guy

01:14:54.320 That's an example of a guy

01:14:55.640 That's turned into like

01:14:56.620 A business mind

01:14:58.180 A businessman

01:14:58.800 Over the course of years

01:15:00.020 Like, you know

01:15:01.680 But a relationship

01:15:03.620 That proves itself

01:15:04.640 Just like the rest of the friends

01:15:06.120 Like, that whole group

01:15:07.020 That whole PCB group

01:15:08.980 like these relationships are proven and over the course of years everybody has progressed

01:15:14.440 and gotten better man and you got an acronym uh plastic cup boys oh yeah plastic cup boys

01:15:21.500 that's what we started off when we were younger because we said everybody that has a plastic cup

01:15:26.440 is having a good time because you go to picnics a goddamn acronym everything with him is not like

01:15:31.360 it's like the logan paul like lpg like are you in the logan paul grade it's all him you know

01:15:37.540 what i'm saying it's not there's no plastic cups yeah that's the you know what i'm saying like

01:15:41.660 yours seems much more democratized that's not true that's not true you can't you can't you

01:15:45.680 can't be drinking or smoking or partying right now with with the output you're doing no yes all right

01:15:50.100 now no right now you ever take you ever take bender breaks no i'm not a bender guy uh but i

01:15:57.360 mean like if you're talking like drinking and having your crazy like days where you are going

01:16:03.360 crazy with the drinking then yeah yeah i mean i'm 43 now so it's not it's i just want to make a very

01:16:10.180 clear thing it's different when you get older the recovery yeah from drinking is not the same so

01:16:17.140 you're scaling back not because you're approved but because physically you can't you can't keep

01:16:24.120 doing that hang no more not not at that level not not getting on the plane getting off the plane and

01:16:29.680 You throwing them back every night?

01:16:31.340 No shot.

01:16:32.800 No shot.

01:16:33.360 And I'm going to be honest with you, that shit start to age you, man.

01:16:36.380 Yeah.

01:16:37.040 You start to look fucked up.

01:16:38.260 Like, I've been around some people that's like 28.

01:16:41.280 I'm like, you're 28?

01:16:43.580 God damn.

01:16:44.340 God damn.

01:16:45.360 Yeah, yeah.

01:16:45.860 Yeah.

01:16:46.360 No, like, you get to a point where you're just a little more conscious,

01:16:49.740 conscious of just how you're taking care of yourself.

01:16:53.500 And by the way, like, in drinking, like, you can drink.

01:16:57.940 There's ways to drink

01:16:59.160 But you don't have to be

01:17:00.300 On the excessive side

01:17:01.720 At a certain point

01:17:03.480 So I think the years

01:17:04.780 Where you're supposed to do that

01:17:05.580 And enjoy it

01:17:06.100 Go by all means

01:17:07.240 Do it

01:17:08.100 I'm glad you said that

01:17:09.180 Because you said earlier as well

01:17:10.740 Exceed expectations

01:17:11.800 And I

01:17:12.320 I try to make it a point to

01:17:14.120 Exceed my own expectations

01:17:15.800 With how much I can drink

01:17:16.840 Okay

01:17:17.140 And that often

01:17:18.820 Leads to me just you know

01:17:20.120 Going a little too hard

01:17:22.200 But you're young though

01:17:23.420 How old are you?

01:17:24.480 12

01:17:24.960 What are you?

01:17:25.960 28

01:17:26.400 28?

01:17:27.180 Yeah you're under 30

01:17:27.920 What are you talking about?

01:17:28.600 These are the years

01:17:29.320 Who are you supposed to do that?

01:17:30.300 I'm almost done

01:17:30.720 I'm almost done

01:17:31.100 I'm chilling

01:17:31.600 I'm hanging out right now

01:17:32.420 Listen

01:17:32.720 You're not doing nothing wrong

01:17:35.400 Yeah

01:17:35.800 You're not doing nothing wrong

01:17:37.640 I think some people

01:17:38.420 Would find exception

01:17:39.040 No

01:17:39.600 I don't man

01:17:40.580 Like

01:17:40.800 Do you understand

01:17:42.100 There is no blueprint

01:17:45.000 For success

01:17:46.720 Yeah

01:17:47.280 There's no book

01:17:48.600 Man you talk about it

01:17:49.460 Like they don't

01:17:49.880 They don't give you shit

01:17:51.120 So you figure out

01:17:52.420 In real time

01:17:53.200 How to handle

01:17:54.280 Your version of success

01:17:55.980 And by the way

01:17:56.780 there's not a lot of people that can relate

01:17:58.900 to the fucking version that you're seeing

01:18:00.760 in real time. There's not a lot

01:18:02.860 of people that can relate to the version of

01:18:04.900 partying that you're seeing in real time.

01:18:07.300 There's not a lot of people that have the

01:18:08.800 access to the world of access

01:18:10.700 that you have in real time.

01:18:12.580 So everybody's opinion doesn't

01:18:14.720 matter because they can't see the same

01:18:16.800 thing. They weren't in the same

01:18:18.900 position. So you got to be

01:18:20.820 able to check yourself and go, alright, let me

01:18:22.900 pull back a little bit.

01:18:24.680 this is getting a lot like I ain't gonna be around

01:18:27.000 too long if this is it

01:18:28.760 or hey man look also

01:18:30.960 at some point my only piece of advice

01:18:33.100 is just look at the motherfuckers around

01:18:35.200 you that are part of that

01:18:36.940 like party not like your closest friends

01:18:39.100 I'm saying the other people

01:18:40.600 you live in Puerto Rico you live on an island

01:18:42.500 I'm saying the other people

01:18:43.900 you drove me there

01:18:44.780 I left LA because of you

01:18:47.900 you're right

01:18:48.540 I'm saying look at the people

01:18:53.240 and and then you gotta start to like look at where those all right let me just start to look

01:18:58.280 and see the the meter and the lives on the meter around me and am i fucking like going down yeah

01:19:07.000 for sure you know what i mean like you gotta at one point 100 you gotta see that and as long as

01:19:11.840 you're privy to that yeah then you'll be okay to whatever decision you make as long as you're not

01:19:16.720 oblivious to that we didn't we didn't really get to talk about any of the like downsides the rise

01:19:21.800 the stardom like getting booed off stages your relationship with your father we didn't get to

01:19:25.280 talk about any of that stuff now shut up all we talked about was all the good stuff the business

01:19:30.300 i'm a billionaire me and duane rock johnson are best friends like bro what i'm saying is this

01:19:34.920 bro it's been a brag-a-thon kevin r brag-a-thon yo welcome to the brag-a-thon what i'm saying is

01:19:39.560 this do you have any message to the people right now who are trying some new shit who are getting

01:19:44.920 booed off the stage who are scared to write their first book who are you know scared to get on a

01:19:49.740 track and sing a song and do something that they're passionate about because they're the

01:19:52.760 guy anxiety or they're stressed out or they're scared or they're not confident enough you got

01:19:56.320 a message as someone who did go through the trials and tribulations of getting big uh well first thing

01:20:01.920 you know uh accountability is huge right and when i say that i'm referring to the questions being

01:20:08.620 asked right like you you have to take accountability and the path of this amazing conversation

01:20:16.800 Ultimately is navigated

01:20:18.600 By those that are directing

01:20:20.700 So at some point

01:20:22.940 The accountability has to go

01:20:24.440 I took offense to what you said

01:20:27.200 You are right

01:20:27.740 We asked you so many business questions

01:20:29.600 We botched it

01:20:32.920 With that being said

01:20:34.520 I will say

01:20:36.380 The piece of information

01:20:39.120 I would give to anybody coming up

01:20:40.880 Is so dope to struggle and do bad

01:20:43.500 It's not a bad thing

01:20:45.000 It's so dope

01:20:46.640 to not have it figured out

01:20:49.920 and work to figure it out.

01:20:52.440 It's so dope to have a reason to get up

01:20:55.360 and go at it every day.

01:20:57.580 It's a fucking great feeling.

01:21:00.040 Do not underestimate the good

01:21:04.300 and the search and find, right?

01:21:07.220 If it was that easy, oh my God,

01:21:10.100 it's like there's no story behind it.

01:21:12.660 And fucking life without stories is boring.

01:21:15.020 I don't want to live in a life where I can't tell stories or hear stories.

01:21:19.120 Like, that's not cool to me.

01:21:20.920 I would much rather work, figure it out, and then be able to say, oh, my God, what was crazy is, like, we didn't have to figure it out.

01:21:29.320 We fucking almost lost it twice.

01:21:31.660 And then we got to go and do it.

01:21:33.160 But thank God we made the deal because that deal ended up saying, like, you need that.

01:21:36.980 Or, oh, my God, yo, when I was first bombing on stage, I thought about quitting.

01:21:40.680 but I didn't because the guy that was in the bathroom

01:21:43.060 when I was taking a shit, he was talking to me

01:21:44.740 out of the stall and he was like, man, I'm nervous

01:21:46.680 about going on. He didn't even want to go up.

01:21:48.540 And it made me like, damn, he ain't here bitching

01:21:50.580 about going up. I did go up. Fuck that.

01:21:52.600 I ain't going to be a bitch. I'm going to go.

01:21:54.240 You need the things

01:21:56.460 to use this fuel

01:21:58.460 and fire to go on.

01:22:00.880 So embrace the boo. Embrace the bomb.

01:22:03.360 Embrace the fail.

01:22:04.980 And when you talk to people that don't

01:22:06.640 have any of them,

01:22:07.620 I ask you to really check and see

01:22:10.760 how real those conversations are.

01:22:14.140 They exist for us all,

01:22:15.200 from the biggest of the big

01:22:16.400 to the smallest of the small.

01:22:18.140 It's so hard to hear that

01:22:19.480 when you're in the trenches

01:22:20.320 and you're scared or you're hurt

01:22:22.100 or you're broke

01:22:22.820 or you're fucking fucked up on drugs,

01:22:25.040 whatever it is,

01:22:25.640 but it's just so important

01:22:26.880 to have those back-against-the-wall moments.

01:22:28.560 They define your life.

01:22:30.060 They become what you take with you

01:22:31.320 for the rest of your days on this planet.

01:22:32.760 They make you who you are.

01:22:33.820 Everybody has a different version of one,

01:22:36.440 and they don't all need

01:22:38.600 to be the same. Everybody has a different

01:22:40.440 version of one. Everybody

01:22:42.280 doesn't need to be homeless. Everybody doesn't need

01:22:44.400 to be broke in the story. Everybody doesn't

01:22:46.520 need to be on drugs in the story.

01:22:48.780 Everybody has a different version of

01:22:50.480 the thing. The different

01:22:52.360 version from the billionaire father that gave

01:22:54.480 me the money and I fucked off the money. I had to go

01:22:56.400 back to my parents again. We all look at that and

01:22:58.340 shut the fuck up. But we don't know what that

01:23:00.360 household's like. The level of

01:23:02.400 embarrassment that it is

01:23:04.320 for one to go and fuck up the... You don't

01:23:06.280 know those things like we don't know the meter and and the range of feeling attached to that

01:23:13.100 meter just like some don't know the one attached to drugs or living out your car or you know

01:23:18.800 fucking not having electricity etc everybody's story and and meter is different so uh i don't

01:23:26.280 knock anybody's i don't i don't judge um look down or frown upon i i embrace them all and i hope

01:23:35.740 that i hope and pray um that the opportunities are still in front of me and are in arm's reach

01:23:44.060 because i'm still working to do things and i still love discovering what else i can do and

01:23:49.960 ultimately um at this point it's bigger than me it's about the foundation of what will be under

01:23:57.740 the umbrella of and what the last name will be for years after me and what jobs will be created

01:24:06.600 what um economic holes will be filled uh what communities uh where i come from will be able

01:24:16.320 to operate and manage differently than what they did in the past like it's it's a bigger conversation

01:24:21.880 A bigger want

01:24:22.720 A bigger goal

01:24:23.380 And you know

01:24:24.720 If I get there

01:24:25.260 Great

01:24:25.620 If I fail

01:24:26.340 I fail trying

01:24:27.120 You gotta look at it

01:24:28.500 In the best way possible

01:24:29.780 Ultimately it's life

01:24:31.260 Make the best of it

01:24:32.340 Respect Kevin Hart

01:24:33.280 I got one more question

01:24:34.560 Before you go

01:24:35.600 Just why you wearing sunglasses

01:24:37.600 We're inside

01:24:38.160 I always wear them

01:24:39.620 When I like

01:24:40.840 Do the podcast and stuff

01:24:42.680 Because y'all light these things

01:24:44.400 As if there's no

01:24:45.660 Fucking light in the room

01:24:47.940 Like it's like

01:24:48.660 You use

01:24:49.620 It is bright as fuck

01:24:50.360 It is so bright

01:24:51.480 It's my longest fucking life.

01:24:52.880 So great.

01:24:53.680 And then you look up and you look at this shit and it looks like I got a lazy eye or something's bad.

01:25:00.860 All right, all right.

01:25:01.300 And it goes bad.

01:25:02.580 So when you fucking have the glasses on, like, oh, my God, look at this.

01:25:06.000 Look at this shit.

01:25:07.040 Look at this.

01:25:07.380 So you doing this shit the whole, looks like I'm trying to be Robert De Niro.

01:25:12.640 So that's when I said, so what did I tell you?

01:25:16.420 Kevin's on cocaine.

01:25:18.300 No, I'm not.

01:25:18.880 I got fucking seven goddamn chicken heating lights.

01:25:23.080 It's too much.

01:25:25.180 He should hit Heartbeat 2023 real quick.

01:25:27.760 Oh, yeah.

01:25:28.540 Yeah.

01:25:29.420 Heartbeat 2023.

01:25:30.600 What is it?

01:25:31.320 Where is it?

01:25:32.120 And who is in?

01:25:34.360 Good question.

01:25:37.600 Great question.

01:25:38.620 You really picked it up.

01:25:39.460 Do you like go-karts?

01:25:42.800 After the go-kart question, you really picked it up.

01:25:45.900 Just crushing it.

01:25:47.580 Heartbeat.

01:25:48.880 in a perfect world you know we are an independent studio now we are a partner to so many um you

01:25:55.680 know creating developing ip um that's putting us in a position to grow to scale and be a part of

01:26:02.660 the bigger conversations that are happening today so from the world of television scripted unscripted

01:26:08.380 film um you know tv uh literature advertising um you know we are we are a full circle um and

01:26:20.620 within the circle i can only hope that we continue to grow we continue to onboard amazing talent

01:26:25.840 create a talent and be responsible for the new faces of tomorrow right nothing will make me

01:26:30.820 happier than launching the next stars right or giving the platform for these stars to be seen

01:26:39.400 or the material to be read or the opportunity for the new director to direct like you know

01:26:48.000 ultimately within heartbeat it's it's how how am i making it a cool thing again to discover the new

01:26:55.920 because we forgot that it's attaching ourselves to the things and the people that we know work

01:27:01.700 because that's where the business makes sense but there was a time where the conversation of your

01:27:06.640 new comic your new face male and female whatever um was one that people focused on a little more

01:27:13.780 so in our business you know we really are we really are driving towards um getting back to

01:27:21.000 of the times of old that were just forgotten in the days of new and if we do it correctly we'll

01:27:26.020 we'll have a lot of success i'm excited about the projects we got on the way tons of them um

01:27:31.080 and these are inside of myself and outside of myself so uh 2023 will be bright 2024 will be

01:27:36.880 brighter let's go kevin hart ladies and gentlemen thank you man thanks for coming on this podcast

01:27:41.580 that was that was that was so much fun then no man i i appreciate you guys ending it on a positive

01:27:46.820 note uh keep going dude like i love i love that you know it's just undefined and i love what

01:27:53.780 you're doing in the the wwe i love what you're doing here within podcasts i can only uh cross

01:28:00.940 my fingers and see what you do next right and i think that you're a great example just of like

01:28:07.420 how dope this generation is in creating what the fuck the version of next is that they want

01:28:13.840 It to be

01:28:14.760 Thank you man

01:28:15.500 Like that's a dope thing

01:28:16.540 So keep groundbreaking

01:28:17.860 Keep doing what you're doing

01:28:19.320 And putting your guys

01:28:20.120 In positions to win as well

01:28:21.360 Yes sir

01:28:21.780 But a lot of people

01:28:23.000 Are watching

01:28:23.380 So it's not just me man

01:28:24.660 Yes sir

01:28:25.080 A lot of people are watching

01:28:25.740 Don't fuck it up

01:28:26.480 Alright

01:28:26.720 Hit that subscribe button

01:28:27.820 Hit that freaking subscribe button

01:28:29.520 We'll see you guys next time

01:28:30.220 Take it easy

01:28:30.620 Peace

01:28:31.000 Before you leave

01:28:32.080 Can I have you look at that camera

01:28:33.400 Just give a couple different

01:28:34.400 Facial expressions

01:28:35.100 Should we do one without

01:28:35.640 Nice

01:28:36.100 Yeah yeah

01:28:36.500 I'm gonna move this mic

01:28:37.200 I got you buddy

01:28:37.740 Yeah there you go

01:28:38.400 Just

01:28:39.280 You can smile

01:28:40.540 You can smile

01:28:41.260 This one

01:28:42.400 This one

01:28:42.640 This one

01:28:42.900 This one

01:28:43.400 I got you buddy

01:28:44.260 You're on camera

01:28:45.100 You're on camera

01:28:46.140 You have to open your eyes

01:28:46.980 You're on camera Kevin

01:28:47.660 Here we go

01:28:48.620 No no no Kevin

01:28:49.640 No

01:28:50.540 No no no

01:28:51.960 Just the one to your left

01:28:53.240 It's to your left

01:28:53.800 Right now you're watching

01:28:54.700 Just

01:28:54.900 Son of a

01:28:57.020 Look at this one

01:28:58.700 With the good looking

01:29:00.380 Yeah yeah

01:29:01.140 That's perfect

01:29:02.320 That's

01:29:02.840 That's exactly what we need

01:29:04.260 What do you want to say buddy?

01:29:05.740 No that's good

01:29:06.420 That's good

01:29:06.780 That's good

01:29:07.120 We got it?

01:29:07.640 Yeah we got it

01:29:08.260 Alright

01:29:08.640 Yeah we got it

01:29:09.680 Hit the like button right there

01:29:11.460 Yeah that's good

01:29:12.220 we're gonna run all day

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Impaulsive with Logan Paul - May 02, 2023

The Kevin Hart Interview

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