Chris Rock receives a goat called Will Smith from Kevin Hart
On Monday, Kevin Hart appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to promote his newest films, Me Time and DC League of Super-Pets. But first, he talked about his Saturday comedy performance at Madison Square Garden and the real live goat he donated to Chris Rock.
Hart informed the audience of The Tonight Show, "You know, you guys don't know, Chris is a mentor, buddy, and inspiration. "He's my GOAT," I said. "Just because of his guidance, knowledge, and other contributions, I am where I am in my job today.
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Hart reportedly sneaked a goat into the renowned venue to commemorate his pal. The night's opening act, comedian Dave Chappelle, didn't think he could pull it off. Hart not only succeeded in bringing the goat to the stage, but he also produced a touching scene.
Hart said, "I handed him the goat. He nearly sobbed. On stage, he nearly sobbed and started crying. It was an authentic moment.
Even while the comedians found the experience to be exceptional, Kevin admitted that bringing a live goat on stage can be a little messy.
Hart said, "The goat, um, goat took a s*** on stage.
He s*** on Chris' shoes. Chris' shoes were damaged by him. Chris was attacked by the goat while wearing some white moon boots.
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Chappelle touched up his dislike of cancel culture, the notorious slap that Will Smith gave Chris Rock at the Oscars this year, and being tackled onstage during his act at the Netflix Is a Joke festival back in May, as if checking off a predetermined to-do list. He joked, "Not that he should die, but his ass should ache for four to six weeks," that he wished his assailant, who describes himself as a bisexual male, catches monkeypox. "Louis, even if you get in problems on the streets, you are my friend," the comic yelled out to fellow troubled celebrity Louis C.K.
Naturally, it didn't take long for the goat to decide to go potty on stage. How was your first night in the entertainment industry? Putting a microphone to the animal's lips, Chappelle posed the question. He then turned to his fellow human performers and said, "What are we going to call him?" Will Smith, was Hart's response.
Following his 2021 Netflix special The Closer, in which he labeled as a trans-exclusionary radical feminist (TERF) and defended fellow TERF J.K. Rowling, Chappelle's transphobia became very apparent. Members of the LGBTQ community, GLAAD, and the National Black Justice Coalition all expressed disgust with the jokes; openly homosexual comic Jerrod Carmichael called the subject "an old hill to die on." The Closer received an Emmy nomination despite this.
