A-list actor and heavyweight comedian Kevin Hart has been widely mocked after trying to crash the Philadelphia Eagles’ trophy ceremony after they won Sunday night’s Super Bowl against the New England Patriots.
Kevin Hart, a proud Philadelphia native, was blocked by security guards as he tried to force his way into the Eagles’ celebrations after they won the game 41-33, following a thrilling contest in Minneapolis. Footage from the incident showed him vehemently protesting with security guards, although he was ultimately unsuccessful.
However, Hart did manage to crash the television post-match interview with Eagles player Fletcher Cox, where he used an expletive.
“Philadelphia’s a great city,” Hart said on live television. “I thought, I hope this is an example of what we can do. We gave a f–k … ooh.
“I’ve been drinking, I’m on cloud 9,” he told hosts moments before his outburst.
Security: “Sorry Kevin Hart, you gotta be at least 5-feet tall to get on stage” pic.twitter.com/VHymAX2AgK
— Josiah Johnson (@KingJosiah54) February 5, 2018
The comedian, who is a long time fan of the Eagles having been born and raised in Philadelphia, was widely mocked for his antics.
Security guard playing better defense on Kevin Hart than either team did in the game: pic.twitter.com/Stj85U87co
— Deadspin (@Deadspin) February 5, 2018
Security just stuffed Kevin Hart in a locker pic.twitter.com/br7vmw3dBt
— Barstool Sports (@barstooltweetss) February 5, 2018
Shoutout to that security guard treating Kevin Hart the way Miami Heat security treated Drake
— Pablo S. Torre (@PabloTorre) February 5, 2018
Kevin Hart being stopped from getting to that Super Bowl podium by security is the most I’ve ever related to him.
— Ronald Funches (@RonFunches) February 5, 2018
I’m embarrassed for Kevin Hart right now.
— Jamie Erdahl 💍 Buckman (@JamieErdahl) February 5, 2018
I want Kevin Hart to text me when he's home safe
— Katelyn 🌊 (@GingerAssassin) February 5, 2018
Despite the exciting spectacle a large number of America did not watch last night’s encounter, citing the many NFL players who refused to stand to honor the country during the playing of the national anthem.
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