- Welcome back to Kevin Hart's the Kelly Clarkson show
A Tribute to Rad Dads.
Kevin Hart is co-hosting and co-producing today. Give it up!
Are you happy with your wine and your chip combo or?
- I'm not gonna lie to you this is good wine
but I feel like we can do better. If this was my show.
- Yes, it is your show today.
So let's do better,
- Do you have better?
- [Kelly] Do you want better chips as well.
- This is good but this isn't what I would technically have
if we were at like an event for me, there's a better chip.
There's a better wine.
- Yeah
I feel like my suit is deserving of a better wine.
Hello! Come on now!
(drums)
- All right can you bring that out, Justin?
Can you bring the better one and the better chips out?
You feel like? Oh
- Please.
- Oh, okay.
Okay, we have a platter.
- Why didn't you bring this up the first time?
See thank you. This is
what I'm talking about Now we talking
- Take this crap out of here.
- Yeah, now we talking
- Okay
- If I ask for a chip.
Give me a chip one that I can get some dip
and maybe move my hip.
- I can go to him first.
(drum and piano riff)
Now you got first to him first cause it's your show.
- Thank you, thank you.
- See he knew.
- You get it. You're starting to get it.
- Yeah. I didn't help him at all.
- Now he's starting to get it this is really good.
- Okay. Let's taste this one. Is the lighting Okay, As well?
Are you good? Are you vibing?
- I am, but I'm no longer feeling electric.
I feel like now we're in the mode of comfort.
So give me something else.
Let me feel a little comfortable guys.
Can you hit me with something else?
- Okay.
- Give me a little light change.
Yeah. Now I'm in the house.
- [Kelly] I'm feeling warm.
- Yes!
- This is so nice
- [Narrator] Yes, you guys are in fact drinking,
Duck Horn, The Discussion.
This wine has notes of Blackberry.
And when it opens, you'll notice espresso and vanilla.
- I got the espresso vanilla too. Did you?
- I taste it now. After he said it, I tasted it.
Which means that next time before I taste it
tell me so I know what I'm looking for.
- Note, that's a note.
- Yes, I'm sorry.
- No Well you have a comment card. We should have a box.
So wait, your new book is out. Okay. This is awesome.
It's called Marcus Makes a Movie.
So what's your message for kids in this book.
Why'd you want to do this?
- First of all, when you say that title Kelly
you're supposed to punch that title.
- Marcus Makes a movie!
- There you go, but you don't have the drums. I do.
- Damn Lester!
- It's called Marcus Makes a Movie!
(drums)
- Dammit
I think my drummer just quit and wants to work for you now.
- By the way our timing is impeccable.
Marcus Makes a Movie.
This is a book that I decided to write to
inspire the youth the generation today.
I feel like the word no is powerful. Is discouraging.
And sometimes you do need, a little
push and understanding that no, is not forever.
It's a moment, and this is the book of a guy
a young kid that heard the word no
and didn't want to accept it.
And he wanted to create his opportunity
which is what life is about.
It's about creating and making opportunities
making the best of them and having the ambition to drive,
to do it, stay with it
ultimately succeed for whatever that level of success is.
In this case, it was about making his dream movie
that he was told he couldn't do because he had no money.
He had no cameras
and he found a way to do it without having those assets.
But by just having the help of some friends, ambition
and ultimately a dream and a dream comes true
but it's a nice journey. It's a good journey.
And I want kids to understand that's what life is.
Life is a journey, a journey worth living and embracing.
You know why? Because at the end of it
we all get to look back at our story and Marcus's story,
It's amazing. Wow. Did I sum that up?
Hit me with it.
Yes!
- That was awesome I feel inspired, first of all right now!
- I'm crushing this. I'm crushing this
- What was your experience like? I don't know.
Did you ever, have we ever told no
about something and then you feel
like you push through anyway that you could do it.
Somebody told you you can't do something and you did.
- Well Kelly, first and foremost, let me take the time to
echo what you just said
- Okay
- because Kelly, that was a great question.
- Okay I feel
- I was told no.
We all were told no's at some point in time,
Kelly but here's the thing.
My no's ultimately became my drive and want toward my yes.
Right. I was told that I wasn't funny.
I was told that I wasn't going to make it.
- What Jackass told you that?
- Several!
I was told that my movies would never show overseas
and do business overseas.
I was told the likelihood of me being a movie star
was not likely, I was told everything.
- Wow
- That is the complete opposite of what I now am.
And here's the thing.
When I was told that I didn't get angry, I didn't get mad.
I just use it as personal fire for myself because I believe
in a certain thing that I felt I had.
- You are Marcus.
- I am Marcus. Marcus comes from me.
It comes from my life, and my story, we just did it
in a way to where kids will be able to identify
with it as well.
- Yeah
- The word no, once again, it's temporary.
It's not forever, man.
And that's the biggest thing that I
want this young generation to truly understand.
- I love that, dream big. Do you want to read the toss?
Cause it's your show today.
- I can read the toss guys. Listen to me.
Marcus Makes a Movie is available now
wherever you buy books I repeat,
- Marcus Makes a Movie is available now,
wherever you buy books, hit me with it one time
Yeah! If that was a book you would have bought it.