Underrated. In my opinion he's one of the funniest dudes in entertainment. His jokes are a subtle though you gotta pay attention. Plus
him for keeping it "hood" as others put it
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How is Kevin uppity?
He does not say anything that can relate to blacks as a whole, his whole routine is made to cater to women and soft black men.
He does not say anything that can relate to blacks as a whole, his whole routine is made to cater to women and soft black men.
You gotta say the same about epps to. He caters to the hood and weed smokers
Aka majority of black people. You've got to understand. Someone like Dave Chappelle, he's political, he's funny, but at the same time he caters to black people, and it's obvious. He presents himself in a correct manner, but you still get the feeling that he's aware that he's black; he's very intelligent. Mike Epps is smart as well, and again it's obvious that he caters to black people first, Katt Williams as well. These comedians all do, white people are just attracted to them, Katt Williams because of his pimp voice, Dave Chappelle because he's intelligent, political, but also presents things from a black stand point, same for Mike Epps as well, but he's more for a hood (nothing wrong with that, hood does not equate to stupid) audience but white people still dig him. Kevin Hart, I watch him and feel like I'm watching Dane Cook or some shyt, he doesn't speak from a black perspective but rather a general populous perspective. Example being that joke he told about him stealing an Asian guys parking spot or some shyt and the Asian dude knew karate, that joke was told in a white way, with a delivery made to please white people. I just don't find him funny man, you asked a question, I answered, why debate with me? I didn't respond to your question to be argued with.
I think he is rated just about right. He is a B level comic. Great in movies if given the right role. His Stand up needs some work, but he has his moments.
I don't think he'll ever break out in the mainstream, his material is too hood. But it works for him
He don't wanna break into the mainstream. He said hes good where he's at, nikka aint tryna sell his soul for that fame. He talks about it in this breakfast club interview. Breh funny as shyt tho hope they let him do that Pryor role. He def underrated funnier than Kevin Hart imo
Mike Epps Interview at The Breakfast Club 2-21-13 [power 105.1] - YouTube
I respect him for that, if he eating good and able to do the shyt he actually wants to do then he winning..
I agree that he is funnier than Kevin Hart, I just don't think his Stand Up is as polished.