IS HE LYING? Body Language Analyst REACTS: Katt Williams Calls out Steve Harvey, Kevin Hart & More!

No one in Hollywood remembers attending a sold-out Kevin Hart show. He already had the agreements from him when he got here. At least one of these four people is blatantly

lying

to their audience and I'm about to tell you which one it is. is what's going on everyone, welcome to behavioral arts, my name is Spidey and I use my degree in sociology and psychology, my certifications in criminal interrogation and

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analysis, and over 10 years of experience as an award-winning mentalist to teach people behavioral and practical analysis. psychology on stages and TV shows around the world this week we're covering one of the most requested topics in the channel's history, so last week actor and comedian Cat Williams did an interview on the Shay club's YouTube channel and It instantly went viral in a matter of days having tens of millions of views and everyone on the internet was talking about it.

The reason the interview received so much attention is because Cat made some truly shocking claims about some of the biggest celebrities in the world, including Kevin Hart, Steve Harvey, Cedric. The Entertainer and many

more

, shortly after the interview aired, some of the people he called out publicly responded to some of the things he said and in this video we will see it all, we will see the

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facial expressions. choice of words from all the players involved to find out what is going on and why I personally believe that one of these four individuals is flat out misleading his audience.

Now this video is going to be a little bit different from my other analysis videos because we generally focus a lot on body language and while there is some good body language here and we're going to talk about it, a lot of the important things here are word choice. A lot of these people are comedians, they use their words very effectively and I. I think we're getting a lot of clues about how they choose to communicate certain messages. The other thing is that, in addition to my work as a behavior

analyst

, I will bring a lot of my experience as a live performer to this analysis because there are a lot of things that he is talking about that involve the dynamics between live performers and I have been a Twing player for the last 15 years of my life.

I have many friends who have worked with some of the people he and I talk about. I've shared material on stage with Steve Harvey myself and seen him work a crowd and I'll bring all that experience to some of the things we're talking about here. That being said, let's dive in, he understands the method. that involves doing well kanyak as a comedian, you get free drinks at the club, so all the comedians turn out to be connoisseurs like me or up and down alcoholics like 60% of Hollywood and the reason I had to come is because you've made a safe place for the truth to be told, okay, before we move on to the controversial clips and see what I wanted to start with a couple of clips from the beginning of the interview where he gets cozy with Shannon, the host, and immediately we.

Seeing the cat's ability with words and hearing him, let's quickly start with some body language that you'll notice from the beginning, when he talks about whiskey, we see his right hand rubbing his right knee. Now this is something we call adapter pacifiers. or self-soothing gestures whenever you see someone doing something that looks like a massage type gesture, this is something that research has found we do in times of stress to calm ourselves. Now, at the beginning of the interview, he does it a little with his knee so we see him adjusting the hat but as the interview progresses these pacifiers Spike like crazy at the end of the interview he is constant both hands are rubbing his legs constantly he is adjusting the hat there doesn't seem to be any specific theme this beginning and therefore we can't pay much attention to it because at some point it just becomes constant and becomes part of your baseline, so we can see why the whole interview may have become stressful for him as a whole, but I can't look at specific things because it happens all the time, but let's talk about his very effective use of language, so from the beginning, Shannon says that the cat really knows his content and CAD responds immediately because He is a comedian who has performed in bars.

Or become a connoisseur or an alcoholic like 60% of Hollywood. What he's doing there is in this quick little fun moment. He is establishing two things at the beginning of the interview. The first is that he has a lot of experience as a comedian because he says that. He is a KAC connoisseur not because he studied cognac but because he spent so much time in places where there are bars that he inevitably became a connoisseur. This will be a constant theme in this interview. He's very proud of the fact that he put in the He tried really hard and never took the easy way out and he's already starting from the beginning to plant that seed.

The second thing he is establishing from the beginning is a mission statement. He is saying that he is here to express something of what is there. is happening in Hollywood because he separates himself from the 60% of Hollywood who simply become alcoholics and we even see this throwaway gesture with his hand as he says they are separated from me Hollywood, these alcoholics are separated from me, but one of The The most psychologically powerful things he does are right at the end of those clips when he says that the reason I'm here is because you've created a safe space for the truth to be told, so there's a lot of layers to this first, again. a mission statement, it's saying I'm here to tell the truth, but second, this is something that in Psychology we call labeling or attribution and there's a lot of research on it, basically what it means is if you tell someone they've already done something . they behave

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consistently with that attribution or label, so in this case he's not saying I'm here to tell the truth, regardless of what he's saying, you've created a space to tell the truth, that's what you did. , so now the host says yes, me.

I've done that, I've made this a space to tell the truth, so go ahead and tell the truth, that's what I've done, so from the beginning of the interview we have a mission statement, we have it establishing his experience as a performer. Ask him to get the host on his side and open the track to reveal some truths, so now let's dig into some of the things he said about these celebrities who made headlines, starting with Cedric the Entertainer. I had Cedric here. and I asked him about joke delivery and he said the timeline doesn't add up properly up to that point, you say right, so he thought I was just an anonymous comedian and he could take this joke and no one would.

I know the problem was that he had already made this particular joke on BET's Comic View twice, right. Mark Curry had already helped me work on this joke because I thought it was good because I was getting a standing ovation, so this isn't just a random joke this is my best joke and it's my last joke and it's my closing joke okay 1998 I'm Making This Joke is on Comic View Cedric comes to The Comedy Store looks at me in the audience comes backstage and tells me what a great job I did and how much he loves the joke two years later he's doing it as his last joke on the Kings of Comedy and he's doing it word for word, he just traded my car for a spaceship, okay, before we talk about any of the behaviors, let's talk. about what this joke is to get everyone on the same page, so in 1998 on BET's Comic View, a cat made a joke where he talked about being in his car and he sat on stage in his chair and started to make gestures with some music. with his arm raised like that sitting bouncing to the music, then in 2000 Cedric the Entertainer was doing a bit about space shuttles and he talked about how he would sit in a space shuttle to drive it and he did almost exactly the same thing.

The gestures brought a chair, they sat on it, leaned back, arm raised, bouncing to the music. Now I shouldn't spend too much time talking about the ethics of performance and theft of material, but in cases where it is reasonable for two people to have thought about the same thing. Which isn't considered theft, but if what you're saying here is true, he was doing it, Cedric came to his show, watched it, complimented him on that part and now all of a sudden he's doing it on TV, that's something completely different, so with that. He said, let's look at his behaviors when he tells that story on the channel, we constantly say that there is no way to observe behavior and know for sure if someone is cheating, we have to see groups of cheating behaviors that occur at the same time and when we see those groups, the probability of deception increases, but never the certainty, if we look at Kat at this moment and look very carefully for the groups, various behaviors that would indicate that something is happening here, this is what we see, we see some faces touching and mouths. blocking so her hand goes up like this and touches her face and that's it.

There's nothing else happening in that segment that would make me go. I have to ask some questions here. Something doesn't add up and this is it. a great example of why we need groups because sometimes a touch to the face is just a touch to the face, not to mention throughout this interview there is touching of the face on numerous occasions yes I saw many other things happening at this time that weren't happening before. like he started to withdraw into himself, if he started, you know, blinking a little more or blocking his eyes, he started to hesitate a lot more searching for his words.

I would say okay, maybe something is going on, but we have someone here who is telling a story with a lot of confidence. Watch your gestures, illustrators and facial expressions align exactly with what you are saying, which is usually a good indication that a thought is arising and your gestures and words express that thought. This doesn't seem speculative, it seems quite real. his head because if I were to make this up I'd say Cedric must have seen you keep it vague that way you don't know where he saw you but he's saying where he came and saw it that's a little more detail yes If that didn't happen it would be easier for Cedric denies that.

Another thing I want to mention is that he credits Mark Cury for helping him write the joke and I showed it here in the clips, but he goes on to say how much Mark helped him. with this, which is really cool, he's giving credit to someone who helped him write this joke, he's giving us the story of the joke and when he says it's my final joke, we see a hand on his chest, we even hear it on the microphone while hitting your collar and chest is a highly researched gesture and researchers found that when we see someone with their hand on their chest we tend to perceive them as honest, but not only that, we tend to speak more sincerely when we put our hand on chest. chest in other words, there is a great connection between this gesture and honesty.

Now there are no absolutes, it doesn't mean that every time we see someone with their hand on their chest they must be telling the truth, but there is a correlation between the two. When I saw this, I was pretty convinced by the passion of it, the excitement of it, the fact that nothing seemed to raise too many red flags for me, but then I saw a denial from Cedric the Entertainer. Now this wasn't recent, it turns out Cat has publicly accused him. Cedric of robbing the steakhouse before and two years ago Cedric made a video denying it.

I want you to watch that video and pay close attention to what Cedric the Entertainer says. What's happening? What's happening? He said he addressed me to this cat. The Williams thing once, man, I have no idea what this brother is talking about, that joke is over 30 years old, close to 30 something. He did The Kings of Comedy in 1999, he'd probably been doing that joke six seven years before that. I don't even know if Cat was doing comedy then, so you know again, he's a talented brother. I have no idea what he's talking about. I've never seen Cat make a joke about a space program, so you know it might be something he believes to be true.

I have written many jokes. A lot of comedians have stolen my jokes too, so I understand if you feel slighted by that, but that's my joke, that's my joke dog, grabbing a spaceship to the moon, a cute cigarette pie bobbing in the parallel background park the spaceship, it's my joke, so that's what I think it is, so okay, that's all I can say about that man, okay, I love this, we have a direct accusation and a direct denial and both things can. It's not true, so if you want to follow the video, pause the video, go to the comments and let me know what you believe, which of these two you believe and why.

Okay, I'm about to do it. I think it is one of the safest statements. as to whether someone is being truthful or misleading in the channel story because I am usually very cautious because I know that behavior can never tell us for sure if someone is being misleading. Normally I say, okay, this is what this indicates, but I can't. I'm sure, butpersonally in this case I firmly believe that Cedric the Entertainer is being misleading and it has a little to do with behavior, but there is one thing about that video that when I talked to my Entertainer friends they said yes, no. that's pretty undeniable, let's talk about what these reasons are, first of all, notice the emphasis he puts on the space shuttles, at the end he says that's my joke, you know, driving the space shuttle, parking the space shuttle.and towards The beginning says: I have never seen a cat make a joke about the space shuttle, that's because the cat never made a joke about the space shuttle.

The cat made a joke about a car with those exact same gestures, so as long as Cedric can say no, no, that's my space shuttle. cat joke has never made a space shuttle joke well he's being honest it's not a space shuttle joke so there's a really interesting choice of words he says. Many comedians also stole my jokes. Many comedians also stole my jokes. my jokes too and it's also a really interesting choice because if you say also it means it's happening there and it's happening here too, it's happening here too now I'm going to play a little bit of Devil's Advocate here because he says I have I wrote a lot of jokes.

A lot of comedians also stole my jokes, so it could just be an unfortunate sentence structure in which he means, plus I've written a lot of jokes correctly, so if I do what I did. I went to the supermarket today I also went to the cinema, so it's like that and also like that, however, the way it's said it actually sounds like it's saying that jokes were stolen from you and that jokes were stolen from me too, there's also this little possibility. which is to say, I understand how you feel, you feel, I stole your joke and I know how that feels because that happened to me too, but let's put this all in a pile of maybes because that's a really unfortunate choice of words, but Yes Be completely objective and try not to jump to conclusions, it may have other meanings that would be a possible defense for why you also said without 100% certainty that you are

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, but the third thing I noticed here I think is, by far, the most compelling and I haven't seen anyone else talk about it.

Someone may have an artist who realizes this, but I haven't seen anyone talk about it now, let me see if I can get you there without me telling you. Imagine you're a seasonal actor and you have this part that you've worked on for years, it's your closer, you worked on it very, very hard and it's very unique, then this younger performer comes on TV and does that part, does your part. almost exactly the same way, not only that years later this kid appears on television or on the platforms and starts saying that you stole that fragment from him, you film a video, what do you say in that video?

What is the number one thing you are thinking about? your head I can promise you that almost any artist out there would firmly believe that this younger comedian stole that part from them if this happened to me I promise I would make a video and go, not only did I not see you do that, you stole that part from me and now You have the audacity to come out and say I stole it from you I was doing that part 7 years ago I did it in this place that place I talked to this Booker I talked to that comedian everyone saw me do this.

Cedric never denies at any point that the part looks exactly the same now if the cat is lying about Cedric coming to see him and complimenting him on that part if that's a lie why isn't Cedric convinced that the cat? If he's been doing it for so long and he knows it's unique and he knows it's the same thing, the only logical conclusion is that the cat must have stolen it, but at no point will he go on the offensive, he's just playing. defense here and at the end he even says that's what I think it is there's not what you think it is that's what happened there's what you mean believe it if you know for sure that you wrote that part and you were doing it years before him , then you should have receipts from someone who has seen you do it somewhere and can testify that you use those exact gestures in that joke, so let me tell you, not as a behavior

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but as a performer, let me tell you. exactly what I think happened I think Cedric actually had a joke about the space shuttles I think he went to see the cat performance, saw that sequence with the car like that and said oh, that would work really well in my space shuttle joke like that who took that component and incorporated it into an existing space shuttle joke, so now he can confidently deny ever having seen Cat make a space shuttle joke because he didn't, he could say the space shuttle joke was his idea because it was but he never actually denies taking those gestures from the car joke and fitting them into a space shuttle joke and, more importantly, at no point does he accuse Cat of stealing that sequence from him.

Okay, now let's go ahead and look at some. things he said about the other celebrities and a couple more statements he made that got quite a bit of attention, but before we do myself a big favor, hit that subscribe button, turn on those notifications for more behavioral analysis and actionable content from psychology. It's almost 100 years old right now, but if we go out right now, I can run a 4340 or a sub, I can run a 416, if there's Jimmy John's across the street, we can order a sub, but oh, you've been in the submarine, what? you sub so I'm reading in multiple languages ​​like I was probably reading 3000 books a year from the time I was 8 until I was 12 okay so those statements and then some. like them he got a lot of attention on social media because here he claims he can run 40 yards in 4.3 seconds or less and then he says he reads 3,000 books a year between the ages of 8 and 12, so a lot. of people ask if this is truthful if you're telling the truth let me start by saying that these little facts, these little fun facts that people throw out this way are the ones where it's hardest to use behavior to determine the likelihood of deception because it's almost like a white lie, there's no real stress about it, no, we're not asking questions, they're not elaborating, where we get to see a lot of different things, it's just these little things that get thrown out on top of that.

If the person has convinced himself of these things, then technically it won't be presented as a lie if he believes it. Said Cat Williams has a habit of speaking with hyperbole, exaggerates things, has a high opinion of himself, and often says things that are very grandiose. I don't think we need to look at these little statements that he's throwing around with the same amount of weight and seriousness as these other serious accusations that he's making, in this case he's just saying these little things in fact. he starts the sentence by saying I'm almost 100 years old right now, no one is looking at that and he's going to wait a second, that's right, he's actually 100 years old, no, it's exaggerated, it's hyperbole and it's the same with books that He says I probably read. 3,000 books a year between the ages of 8 and 12 this is probably not a statement of fact this is not a scientific number what he is saying probably actually look at his body language like he says between the time I am 8 and the moment when I'm 12 years old, right before he says 12, we see a mouth shrugging his shoulders as his lips lift like this as he looks into the distance with a little head movement like this until the moment I'm 12 years old . and this is something we often do is unable to say I don't know between the ages of eight and I don't know 12 that's exactly what it is so even he in his head isn't clear if he's estimating it's roughly a range and yes it is a range that is very much in your favor, the 40R Dash on the other hand is a little different because it is not a range, it doesn't look like it is trying to estimate or remember, it is throwing out specific numbers, it says a 4340 or even sub 416, these are specific numbers, so it makes me believe that maybe it is possible that at some point I could have reached one of those numbers.

I'm not too sure, but it seems a little more confident and specific. that the books, though, look at the way Shannon takes it when she says it could even be sub, it could be 4.16 Shannon says oh sub, there's a Jimmy John's across the street, do you want to take a sub or, oh , you want a submarine, so Even Shannon doesn't take this part too seriously and is joking about it. There is now a clip online of what appears to be him running the 40 yard dash, but I don't know how legit it is, many channels are. I treat it like it's legit, but I don't see the context.

I see nothing. I just see a blurry image of a man running and that's meant to be evidence that he can do it, so I'll leave a link in the description of that, if you want to check it out and see if you think it's legit, if it's super impressive, but for me , the bottom line is, I think he actually read 3,000 books a year from the age of 8. to 12 I don't know, that's a lot of books, it's 8 to nine books a day, that's a lot, but I think he read a lot of books at those ages.

I just think he's being very generous with himself at a time when he shouldn't be. You have to take him seriously, the same Steve who went to see Mark Curry do all his comedy and then stole everything Mark Curry had. I didn't want to be a movie star, no you couldn't be a movie star, there are 30,000 new scripts every year in Hollywood, none of them ask for a black guy who can't speak well and looks like Mr. Potato Head. There are none. You would have to have a range. I do not know i do not know.

We may not let you drink like you anymore I mean, we don't even have I'm not fuel B I've had a sip These are this is like Steve Harvey telling people he used to be a bum That's my story That's not his story Steve Harvey was never homeless when Mark Curry was on tour with him 25 years ago making $3,000 a show in cash. Well now we're on the topic of Steve Harvey and one of the things you'll notice is that those suckers are starting to increase so now we place our left hand rubbing the left knee a little more frequently as the interview.

He will become much more with both hands very consistently. We also notice that Shannon is noticing this becoming a bit. negative, she even says maybe we have to get you to stop drinking and for a second let's think about Shannon's position here as a host, on the one hand she wants this information, she wants the drama because this is going to be good. because of her numbers, but on the other hand she has to be careful that her show isn't too insulting to some of these people because I'm sure she wants to have these people back on the show.

Steve Harvey Kevin Hart Shannon himself doesn't want to make enemies in the industry just because Cat appeared on his show and started criticizing a lot of people, so he's in a very difficult situation. Let's see that throughout the interview, on numerous occasions, what do you expect the boy to have married? Like what, oh Lord, I didn't mean that, I mean marry her because she was a now he didn't know he courted her, that's what I wanted to base his she has a good heart on, although I know what you're going to say. don Don't you say it, cat now?

That's what she said once again. Gato had the same fire, that same passion when he accused Steve Harvey. Here he didn't have to think too much about how he was delivering this. He was very sure of the facts and the illustrators are right. period, the facial expressions were correct and again, other than the pacifier we already talked about, it's part of the baseline, there's really not much I can point to to say, okay, there's a group there, something's going on, so let's see what he's talking about. about what is this prank that

steve

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stole from mark curry halloween was a trip halloween we couldn't afford any halloween costumes hi kids please mom sent us to the liquor store they put boxes on us we didn't know what we were.

I don't know what we are I don't know, she didn't tell him I think we're UPS I guess I don't know, you've heard me say every Halloween I had the same suit, every year I just had a brown one. box wasn't sad at all I just didn't ask my dad if I could have a new suit and he said no just wear the same one it was just a brown box and he just told me to tell everyone he was a UPS man, okay, first of all I have to post this. Steve Harvey's version of that joke doesn't even make any sense.

He says he put up a box and his father said, "Tell people you're the UPS man, why would the UPS man be in a box?" The UPS men carry boxes in Mark Curry's version, he says I think we're UPS, I guess I don't know, suggesting that he in his box and his brothers in their boxes together are a UPS delivery as if they were the packages , that's funny, but in Steve's version, you know, I just tell them you're the UPS man, that doesn't make sense as a joke anyway, sorry, it just irritated me a little, but at least it indicates who thought more in this joke and in the interviews, Mark Curry. he said he said this was a true story this really happened when he was younger hismom told him to get in a box and that he and his brothers could be UPS this was real now it's possible that Steve's father had the same idea but that specific UPS reference especially because it doesn't make sense the way Steve told me He said, it was a red flag, something is happening, so a few days ago, after the interview came out, Steve posted a clip on his social media of him talking to Family Feud. crowd where he talks about the haters and he doesn't address the haters all my enemies that I have I don't have to tell them anything they have television they can turn off the television seven days a week oh man no I don't even worry You know I've learned how to handle haters, man, and the only reason you have haters is because you're effective and Go on like this for two minutes, it's two minutes of why haters behave the way they behave and what it means to a hates doing this and how you have to completely ignore them and how they are on their social media, like what are you?

By doing that, I don't even pay attention to them for 2 minutes and there is an irony in that because by talking for 2 minutes about how you are not addressing your enemies, you are addressing your enemies, but nowhere is there a denial that you can. you just took a quarter of the time you did talking about the haters to say here's the accusation that's been brought to me here's why it's false but that never happens he completely dodges the issue so my thought is this , you're right, you don't have To address your haters you don't have to address people's opinions of you, but you do have to address serious accusations, especially when it's something that's so important in the world of comedy, especially For someone who preaches honesty, who preaches living a virtuous life, it's very strange that they're accusing him of deception, they're accusing him of stealing something and the only way he addresses it is by saying, "I don't have to address the haters." .

I think this is something you might need to address, so yeah, when it comes to stealing the Joke I think I would have done if it was just about Halloween and putting up a box. I would have been okay with that, but something about that UPS statement and the fact that he never denies this or has anyone deny it for him, to me it just feels like. It's a little weird to say, I think Cat committed an FAA when she made it personal, so she went further, you know, steals jokes, which is fine if that's what's happening, you talk about it, you put it out there, and then she talks about it. about the fact that he thinks Steve Falta's talent is fine too, but when he says he's getting personal about his physique, I think he's crossing a line and giving Steve the right to say: I don't have to address the They hate because now this is hate, he talked about my physique, that is hate. and it kind of allows you to change the subject and divert direction and talk about hate instead of accusation.

There's another thing in what Cat said about Steve that I think he's just expressing an opinion and doesn't know it for a moment. In fact, when he says that Steve was never homeless, that's my story and he and he took that story, so a couple of things first, two people can be homeless, you know, just because the cat was homeless. , that doesn't contradict Steve being homeless, it's possible that this happened. to two different people, the other thing is that he says that 25 years ago Steve was on tour and making $3,000 a night, but 25 years ago Steve was about 40 years old, that's not the time period that he claims he used to live in his car so I have experience here when I performed at the Apollo Steve Harvey at the beginning of the night came up on stage and told the audience his story and told them that the Apollo means a lot to him because in his youth he lived in his car and He drove to New York City because he booked a concert at the Apollo and that's when things started to change for him.

He certainly wasn't talking about the time when he was 40, but the bottom line is this segment where Cat talks. About Steve never being homeless, I find that a little less convincing than the other things where he brought receipts. Cedric came to see me. Steve and Mark worked together. We have evidence that these clips are very similar, while in this case it seems a little more speculative. If someone came out with receipts and said no, no, this is where Steve lived in those years, it would be very convincing, but this seems a little more theoretical. In 15 years in Hollywood, no one in Hollywood has any memory of going. a sold-out Kevin Hart show, there was a line for him to get a standing ovation at any comedy club.

He already had the agreements from him when he got here. Have we heard of a comedian who came to Los Angeles and in his first year in Los Angeles he had his own sitcom on network television and he had his own movie called Soul Plane that he directed, no we've never heard of that before that person or after that person, what do you think you think a plant is okay? So there he is talking about Kevin Hart and this. one is a little different because he doesn't accuse him of stealing material he just says the guy came out of nowhere he didn't pay his dues he didn't sell out he didn't have lineups or standing ovations he showed up out of nowhere in hollywood and he's getting all these important roles, this one to me felt a little more personal, it felt because there's no accusation there of something concrete of like you stole this, it's more like where did this guy come from and why so famous that, as I kept listening, in At some point we had an idea of ​​what was going on over a 5 year period, every movie that Kevin Hart made was a movie that had been on my desk and all I said was can we have some? of this step and I come out and then I can do it like I don't have to be openly gay because I'm not gay, right, that doesn't have to be funny, right, and I say that and they say oh yeah, no. problem and then I'm going to give it to this other guy and have him do it as it was, so that answered my questions, there's a little bit of rivalry there and a lot of the roles that he was offered that he tried to change or I said, you know, I don't feel like I have to do it this way for it to be fun, I went to Kevin Hart who said, yeah, I'll do it, I'll do it that way, no problem, I took advantage of those opportunities and that's how Kevin ended up appearing in movies. which had been considered for now before we went into detail about the validity of what he says about Kevin Hart and what is going on between the two of them.

Let's look at Kevin Hart's answers, so Kevin is on a show called NBA. offline where there's a basketball game going on and he and his friends are just commenting and they mentioned this after the interview, they said some things about it here, yeah, yeah, good luck. Good luck getting him to talk about it. I have two words. to the world, check it out, that's what I'm saying, check it all out andre9 figured out how to play basketball by reading all those books 3,000 of them 3,000 a year a year that's two a day at age 6 that's two a day who knew he was so vicious at 7 years old they accepted him I think it was the University of Delaware yeah, oh yeah, it was never public news, it was never the biggest secret, the biggest secret in the world, hey, smartest kid to ever do it , they kept it a secret, so he starts. by saying good luck getting him to talk about it like he's not going to address this at all, but then he addresses it on numerous occasions, but he addresses the accusations against him, he addresses the accusations against other people, no, he addresses things.

Those were those exaggerations that the cat threw out there Those things that are really hard to believe Those things that none of us would really believe Someone reads 3,000 books a year between the ages of 8 and 12 He breaks down The credibility of the source instead to address the direct accusations against him and this is a classic technique and it's one of the reasons why I think if Cat was going to be here and tell the truth like she said at the beginning, you know she told Shannon, you would have created space here . where people come and can tell the truth.

I feel like he should have been a little more careful with those exaggerations because it's very easy for someone for one of his critics to look at the audience and say: do you really think this guy read 3,000 books a day? year do you really think that some of these claims he is making are really hard to believe? Do you think these are really things that happened and now the person listening is saying oh yeah? I guess that may not be true and now everything starts working. fall apart, so the things where he's being sincere start to lose a little weight, but in this case it seems a little obvious that Kevin Art is going.

I'm not going to address that, but I will, but I'm not going to. address the things about me, just the things that might call Cat's credibility into question and so it seems like what Cat says might have some truth to it because Cat was part of the comedy circuit if Kevin was crushing the audience. Cat would do it. He knew it, so what he means is that none of us knew him in the industry, all of a sudden, here he is, and Kevin doesn't really deny it. However, I'm going to give an opinion here, this is not objective. analysis, this is me giving my opinion and you may or may not agree and I hope to discuss it in the comments with you, but unlike the accusations about Cedric and Steve that you stole material and that is unacceptable to me, it seems like this The accusation against Kevin Hart is a little unnecessary because the real message is that Kevin didn't pay his dues.

Kevin did not sell stadiums and now it is an industrial plant. If we have an industrial plant in the government or in the military, that is one thing. but in the world of comedy in the world of Hollywood, what does that mean? All it means is that someone with money saw Kevin Hart and decided to roll the dice on him and it paid off because he may not have had sold out stadiums at the time, but he did. now and money talks, he's selling out stadiums now I have friends that have been to his shows, standing ovations, packed out, you may not think he's as funny as Cat Williams and maybe Cat Williams is a better comedian but it's working , the guy is in movies that make hundreds of millions of dollars, he could be an industrial plant, but people are paying a lot of money to go see his movies and shows, believe me, the minute he stops, Hollywood will spit him out the same way he was raised from nothing.

If the criticism is that Kevin claims that he was a great comedian who paid his dues and sold out stadiums and that's how he got to Hollywood, I can see how that would be irritating to Cat and she might say that's not true, but say that. You know, he came out of nowhere and suddenly he's making all these movies and no one had heard of him. There is a part of me that is doing well, so in every branch of entertainment there are people who are working. that they are very talented and they don't always get the recognition they deserve and there are people who make the right connection, meet the right person and move up very quickly and what they are doing to get there is their business as long as it is not illegal.

It's her business because Kat said it herself, she wasn't willing to do the parts as written, she wanted to have discussions while Kevin was going, yes, no, I'll do it as written, so maybe it comes down to that . He was easier to work with, so again we might not agree on this, but for me, after watching this interview, part of me was ashamed of you Cedric, it's your fault Steve, but there's no nothing for me to look at Kevin and be ashamed of you. It seems to me that yes, he took a shortcut, so that's fine, so now it's all said and done, this interview comes out, there are a couple of answers here and there from some of the people he talked about, but how do we know in general if what he said was? for the most part whether it's true or not I think there's one thing that's really telling and here it is at the time I'm filming this video it was released 6 days ago and now it's got 40 million views in that time obviously people He saw it and left. and they did their research to see what's true, what's not true, other celebrities came out and talked about it.

The internet is flooded with reactions to this video and within these reactions we were able to find a lot of evidence for many of the things he said. We found that comparison between him and Cedric, we found that comparison between Mark Curry and Steve Harvey, we found a lot of receipts confirming a lot of the things he says, but in my searching and I've searched for quite a while, I haven't seen a single person provide a shred. of evidence to counter everything he said and that's huge because we're talking about a lot of people here who have a lot of power and influence and a lot of people with power and influence don't want to. see them fall, so even if it's not the artists themselves addressing it, someone out there would have put emotion into trying to discredit some of what he's saying, actually, and I haven't seen any of that.

I've seen some mockery about exaggerated claims that he made the books, can read, how fast he can run, but other than that, when it comes to serious accusations, nothing, not a concrete denial, and that's huge, we're living in The information age, where is it? that person who went to a showby Cedric the inter Entertainer before 1998 and you saw him do that space shuttle joke and now you can just go on Instagram and say no, no, I saw him do it back then, where is anyone who denies any of this stuff? They could all be denied if they weren't true, so the fact that, and even if some come to light in the next few weeks because they might be, it's crazy how in the first six days tons of evidence comes out to support what you're saying. . but nothing to deny it, so after all is said and done, what do I think we have here?

I think we have someone who, when it comes to his industry, the love he has for stand-up comedy, the respect he has for the effort that he put in and others like him have contributed. I think when it comes down to it he really values ​​honesty and values ​​doing everything Fair write your own jokes make your own material get famous the right way I feel like there are some frustrations related to the fact that he feels like the effort he put into the talent he has should result in him He's a bigger star than other people who aren't as talented.

I see frustration there and it's something that I recognize even in my own industry, among magicians and mentalists, the names that you know, the big names that do it really well, are not always the ones that are necessarily the most talented, they are the ones that were well packaged. , done the right way. connections and Rose to the top and then you have some very talented and creative people who are working hard and getting those standing ovations, but they are not reaching those levels and very often the more conventional ones are complained about as talentless coming out of nowhere I don't think there's much deception in what he says.

I think there are parts where he takes his opinions and presents them a little more as fact or adds them to the narrative. I think there are things that he exaggerates a little bit, especially when it comes to himself, and this could simply be because he feels that his ego is a little bit down, so this could be a way of elevating himself a little bit and I think that's how it is. . There are some places where he crosses the line a little bit and makes it a little personal, but we may not agree with that because it's a line that everyone draws at a different point for me personally.

I am always okay with someone questioning or analyzing. someone's ethical choices, but I don't agree with someone criticizing something we were born with, something we can't change, but it was just me who said, I really don't know what I'm going to do with this issue in the future, I know . that many of you wanted the analysis of this interview. I know there was a lot more to this interview, but I felt like I wanted to talk about the things that I was pretty confident in what I was seeing, especially with those answers. They were the things that I felt had a lot of context and enough for me to see.

There are a lot of other things that I'm sure in the interview that you guys specifically want to talk about, maybe more things will come out. answers more elaborations more interviews and I'm open to talking about it further, but when it comes to this interview I feel like today the main points were talked about, but let me know in the comments if there is anything specific you want to talk about. Do we want to do a live stream about this? I really do not know. I'm not closed to doing more about this, but I think I'm happy with the things we talked about in this video.

Let me know in the comments what you want. I thought and see you next time.