-Looking good, Kev. Kev, what do you have there?
'Cause I have it here, as well, I believe.
-Oh, this here? -Yeah.
-This is actually a very smooth taste
of my new tequila called Gran Coramino.
It's a cristalino. If you don't know, cristalino is
a clear reposado, which is why I decided to do it.
But it's a very good tequila. My tequila.
I gave you a taste as well. Enjoy. Enjoy.
[ Laughter ]
Taste the goddam--Taste it! [ Laughter ]
-Tequila's not one of those things you just throw down.
-Mine is. [ Laughter ]
-Can I kinda prepare myself?
-Taste the damn tequila, Jimmy! -I know, but hold on a second.
Like, we gotta be in the thing, where --
-No, we don't. -Like, where are we?
-No, we don't. Well, right now?
-No, I mean, like what would we normally do to have this?
-Well, I would probably be talking.
I would be having a conversation about what I did last night.
[ Laughter ]
-That's a good one.
[ Cheers and applause ]
[ Deep voice ] Wow. Wow.
-Huh? See that?
-It changed -- Look, my voice is different.
-It's different, right? -It changed me.
-You want it to have a little bite but it doesn't have a bite.
It's very smooth. -[ Normal voice ] It's smooth.
-How do you get -- I -- I have so many questions.
-How do I get smooth? -No, no, no, I know.
You've always been smooth. -Want me to answer that?
-No, no, you've always been smooth.
-How do I get smooth. -How do I get smooth.
This guy.
This guy, how do I get smooth?
This guy, all of a sudden.
But how do you get involved with a tequila company?
-I'm a tequila lover.
I have been for a long time, and --
-But you've gotta put a lot of work into this stuff
if you wanna put your name on it.
-Well, it took me about four --
four to five years to develop it.
And I didn't want to just do it with anybody.
So, I went and found who I call basically the --
the King of tequila, a guy named Juan Beckmann, right?
And what he is,
and is responsible for so much growth in the space.
His distribution pipeline,
the development, like, he's done it right.
So I went to him, I told him I wanted to partner with him,
and I wanted to make what I could consider
the best version of a tequila for me.
And we stumbled on a cristalino,
and I wasn't happy until it was right.
You know, if it's not right, then it's not for me.
It has to be a part of my lifestyle.
And we cracked the code. -Is that one of your things
that you do? You just work with great people.
-Yes. -The best people.
-Well, you've gotta outsource people that you can grow with.
I'm all about relationships. You're a relationship.
We've grown over the course of years, right?
And me coming on your show isn't something where you worry
'cause you know I got your back, you got mine.
That's a great relationship. [ Light laughter ]
It should be like that. Why'd you laugh?
That wasn't a joke. [ Laughter ]
It should be like that.
-It is like that. -It is like that.
I mean, I got your back, but you know.
-I always get your back. I love you.
How's the fam?
-Well, I mean, they're good now.
You didn't -- You didn't call on Christmas.
[ Laughter ] -You changed your number.
-That's true. I did change my number.
But you still have my hotmail address.
[ Laughter ] -Hotmail.
-Yeah, you don't hotmail. -You know what I saw?
I saw a video of the baby -- oh, no, not the baby.
The baby is one, right?
-My baby is -- my youngest is two.
-Two. And then the other one,
the 4-year-old is the one -- -Yes, Kenzo.
-Kenzo. -Kenzo.
-Your wife was in the car and she goes,
"Kenzo, do an impression of Daddy."
-Oh, my goodness. -You see this?
-He's spot-on.
He's got me down. -Let me show everyone --
I wanna show everyone a clip of this.
-He really does have me down.
-Tell me how Daddy talks. -He talks like, "What?
What you doin' there?
Okay. Oh, oh, oh.
Okay. One, two, three, okay."
-What else does he say?
He say, "Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah."
[ Laughter and applause ] -Dude, that is so cute.
So cute.
Dude, it's so good.
He should open for you, man.
He should come out and do an early show.
Do an afternoon show.
-He's such an [bleep] -No!
[ Laughter ] Come on, that's --
-That impression -- that impression.
-You did not like that impression of you.
-He attacked me. You saw what he did.
[ Laughter ] He attacked me.
No, such a good impression.
And he also can do me coming out on stage.
He'll go -- He does my, like,
"What's going on, everybody?
How y'all feel?" -He does that.
-He has it down pat.
-Can I ask you about going onstage, 'cause I know you're --
tonight, actually, you're leaving tonight.
You're going to do a show with Chris Rock.
-Yes, at the Barclays. -At the Barclays.
[ Cheers and applause ] I mean, two of the best.
-Yes. -Two of the best to ever do it.
But then you were at the Garden the other night.
By the way, I would say, every show is sold out.
Beyond sold out.
And you went to the Garden the other day,
and who came out to open for you and Chris Rock?
-Uh, you know, we were very lucky
to have the relationships that we have.
Dave Chappelle decided to come out.
[ Cheers and applause ] -Look at this.
But then --
-That's a goat. That's a goat.
-Yeah. Now, how did --
how did a goat get on stage and who brought the goat?
-Well, basically the idea came because I was like,
"You know, Chris, we should do some shows together.
How about we just do New York and Jersey together?"
Chris was like, "Cool."
And I said, "Dude, if we do it, Chappelle's gonna come."
And Rock was like, "Yeah, no, he'll come."
And I said, "It'll be like,
the biggest night in history if he comes."
So, then I told Dave, I said, "Hey, man, I'm going to gift
Chris a goat at the end of the show."
He said, "What do you mean?" I said, "What do you mean,
what do I mean? I'm gonna go get a goat."
He said, "How you gonna get a goat?"
I said, "I'm Kevin Hart. What do you mean,
how am I going to get a goat? I can get a goat."
[ Laughter ] -How do you get a goat?
-What do you mean, how do you get a goat?
You don't know how to get a goat?
You call the goat guy. -Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Call the goat person. -There's a goat guy.
You call him, tell him I need a goat, bring the goat.
And next thing you know, you got the goat.
So, we get the goat.
We get the goat, but I hid the goat from Chris.
I didn't want him to see it. Dave knew about the goat.
And at the end of the show, an amazing show,
we all come back on stage, and we're saying good night.
And I said, "Chris --" You know, you guys don't know,
Chris is a mentor, friend, inspiration.
But he's a large part of the reason that I am
where I am today in my career
just from his advice, his insight, et cetera.
And he's my G.O.A.T., like, he's my guy.
And I wanted him to feel that and experience
the world of understanding
of how I feel about him in front of that audience.
So I gave him the goat and I said,
"Please give my guy his flowers."
And they stood up, screamed, loved.
He almost cried. He almost broke down and cried
on stage, 'cause he -- -Chris did?
-Yeah, yeah, Chris did, man, it was a real moment.
Like, you don't see that in our culture enough.
You don't see us share the spotlight, and us --
us show alignment in, you know, the --
in the space of "there doesn't have to just be one."
Right? Like, there's been this thing of
"it can only be one guy, or one funny guy at the top."
-Yeah, greatest of all time. -And it's not the case.
There's so many. There's so much talent,
and we should all celebrate each other more.
And that's what that moment was about,
it was about celebrating my brother.
[ Cheers and applause ] -I love that.
-Quest was there.
-Questlove was there. I was like,
"Dude, how do you top -- how do you top Dave Chappelle?
How do you top Chris Rock?
How do you top Kevin Hart?"
You bring out the goat, and how did the goat top everything?
-Well. -[ Laughs ]
-The goat, uh, the goat took a [bleep] on stage.
-There you go, there you go. [ Laughter ]
Dude, Questlove said it was the funniest thing he ever saw.
-It was not planned either, Quest.
That's the one thing I didn't think about.
In my mind, I said, "The goat's going to come out,
do a tight two minutes." [ Laughter ]
But instead, he [bleep] on Chris' shoes.
[ Laughter ] He destroyed Chris' shoes.
Chris had on some white moon boots and that goat --
that goat got him.
-Moon boots.
-Chris just jumped in, "You gotta be --!"
You know Chris, he's like -- [ Laughter ]
"The [bleep] goat [bleep]!"
-Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. [ Laughter ]
-Sorry for cursing, but it's the Gran Coramino.
-I know, yeah. -Sorry.
-You have so many things going on.
"Hart to Heart" is your show on Peacock.
You do a great job with that. -Thank you, man.
-I know you probably got inspired by --
who's your favorite people -- interviewers?
-I did. I did. I really did.
[ Laughter ]
-Yeah, who's your favorite -- -I'm telling you, I did.
-Yeah, you did.
People you admire, talk show hosts.
-Yeah. -And you took advi--
You did what they are doing, and you did it.
-You know what?
I'm a sponge, and I soak up what I can from those I'm around.
I've been around a lot of great hosts.
And for me to now have a talk show
where I'm able to duplicate what I've seen, right?
And really put that to work is special.
[ Laughter ]
-Are you about to bring out a goat, maybe?
-No. No. [ Laughter ]
Well, you know who it was?
I shouldn't have to tell you who it was.
-Of course I do. -Conan.
Me and Conan -- [ Laughter ]
Me and Conan, we spent a lot --
-We're already in commercial.
We already went to commercial.
-But you should know about my relationships.
-[ Laughs ] But you do that,
but then we had --
Mark Wahlberg is coming on.
You have a movie with Mark called "Me Time."
-Called "Me Time," yes.
-About a man who says, "hey, you know,
I need a little me time right now," and --
and hooks up with his old buddy. -Yeah.
-Who is Mark Wahlberg. -Yes.
-Who ruins your life.
-Well, that's a very good breakdown.
[ Laughter ]
You know, look, it's not about your life being ruined.
It's about your past becoming your present,
and you not being prepared for your present.
I play a character who just needs some time to himself.
He hasn't had alone time.
He's a dedicated father,
and his kids have kind of taken over his life.
And because he's been consumed in that, he forgot how to live.
And my best friend of old comes back
and shows me how to live again.
But what he shows me,
it creates nothing but turmoil and problems for me.
It's a comedy adventure,
Mark Wahlberg, myself, Regina Hall.
-I will say there's a tortoise involved in this movie.
-There is a tortoise. -And it's very, very funny.
-Do you like tortoises? -Yeah.
-I got to know tortoises very well doing this movie.
I spent a lot of time with them.
-You got a goat guy, you got a tortoise guy.
-I got every guy. -You got every kind of guy.
What do you want? -Tell me what you want,
I can get it for you right now. [ Laughter ]
-I want to talk about another big movie you have.
-Okay. 'Cause I got a lot. -We both have kids.
You do have a lot. -But "DC League of Super-Pets."
-You better have brought it up.
-That's right. It comes out this Friday.
-This Friday, yes. -Unbelievable cast.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Dwayne Johnson, John Krasinski, Kate McKinnon, Keanu Reeves.
Should we set it up?
Let's go to commercial, and I'll set up when we come back.
-Go to commercial, let's set it up when we come back.
-'Cause then, I also want to talk about the tortilla slap.
-Okay, we gotta do that.
By the way, by the way, I got your back.
Go.
-More with Kevin Hart after the break.
Stick around everybody. You've got my back?