Why Kevin Hart Says He ‘Never Paid Attention’ To His Reviews

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Kevin Hart went from being a stand-up comedian to a Hollywood leading man in what feels like the blink of an eye. Of course, he’s primarily a comedic actor whose films have a certain silliness that doesn’t usually fare well with critics. You’d think this might get him down, but as it turns out, he pays zero attention to such attention, and there’s a pretty legitimate reason as to why.

Kevin Hart’s series from 2020, Die Hart, has an 80% on Rotten Tomatoes. I caught up with the comic to talk about the fantastically-titled sequel season, Die Hart 2: Die Harter, which is coming our way March 31 on Roku. When I mentioned the comparatively high Rotten Tomatoes score, Hart said the following: 

You know, I don’t look at none of that, to be honest with you. I’ve never paid attention to it. I don’t think I’ve gotten good scores or Rotten Tomatoes or anything throughout my career, so I don’t want them. Don’t start now. I mean, it has been going pretty good without it, so don’t make a change now and start giving me amazing scores. Keep it to yourself! I’ll let the audience give me the scores. Those are the reviews I want. Not the not the critics. I don’t want those.

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