Kevin Hart Roast Airs on Netflix With Several Jokes Cut From Broadcast
1-Minute Brief
The editing of the Kevin Hart roast special has prompted discussion about content standards in televised comedy events.
Key Facts
- The Kevin Hart roast was broadcast live as part of the Netflix Is a Joke comedy festival.
- Jokes about Lizzo’s weight, the #MeToo movement, and the Riyadh Comedy Festival were cut from the Netflix special.
- The event featured appearances and jokes from Tom Brady, The Rock, Katt Williams, and others.
- Jeff Ross discussed his favorite joke that was cut from the final broadcast.
- Kevin Hart publicly offered Katt Williams an 'olive branch,' addressing their previous feud during the roast.
What Happened
A star-studded roast of Kevin Hart aired live on Netflix as part of a comedy festival, with several jokes later removed from the on-demand version.
Why It Matters
The selective editing of the roast highlights ongoing debates about the boundaries of comedy and the influence of streaming platforms on content moderation.
What's Next
Reactions from comedians and viewers may influence future decisions on what material is included in televised comedy specials.
Sources
Confirmed by 2 independent sources
- Google NewsUnknown9h agoJeff Ross on Kevin Hart Roast and His Favorite Cut Joke
- The IndependentLeft14h agoKevin Hart roast jokes about Lizzo’s weight, #MeToo and Riyadh Comedy Festival cut from Netflix special
