Trailer For Kevin Hart’s “Feel Sorry For Me?” Netflix Documentary Released

December 16, 2019 Farid-ul-Haq
Kevin Hart Netflix Don't Fuck It Up Documentary 2019
Kevin Hart’s Don’t F**k It Up (Image: Screengrab)

The trailer for Kevin Hart’s upcoming Netflix Docu-series Don’t F**k This Up has been released and it’s everything you would expect from someone trying to clean (a portion of) their image by playing the victim card. Why the heck can’t Hart leave the queer community alone?

When the six-part Don’t F**k This Up docu-series was announced, I had some opinions to share. From the premise alone, it was clear the entire thing was going to be a pity party from Hart trying to address some issues in the most unimpactful manner. After the entire debacle involving his homophobic jokes, he could have (and should have) moved on.

In a sense, the LGBTQ+ community would have been okay with Hart staying in his own lane. But no. He had to use that particular controversy in this new documentary to earn money. This man will do everything in his power except for just simply apologizing for his past behavior.

The trailer opens with Hart getting the news about being the host for the 2019 Oscars. The shot is then followed by some woman talking about how he f**ked up. According to her, “The public perception is that he didn’t want to apologize, therefore he is homophobic.”

That line let me know everything I needed to get an idea about how the homophobic jokes controversy is likely going to be handled. First of all, the public’s perception isn’t that Hart didn’t want to apologize. The fact is that he didn’t apologize.

He kept saying he had apologized for those homophobic jokes numerous times (eye roll). The queer community asked for receipts and of course, Hart couldn’t display them. Because again, he hadn’t apologized.

Hart doesn’t seem to be apologizing in the trailer either. And I doubt he even will in the actual documentary.

Apparently, his background is the reason for certain actions, and that he has anger issues or something? I don’t know. I’m not really sure what this trailer is trying to say and how it relates to him continuing to not apologize for his homophobic jokes, yet using that incident to make such a doc.

Kevin Hart’s Don’t F**k It Up will be released on Netflix on December 27, 2019.

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Author: Farid-ul-Haq

Farid has a Double Masters in Psychology and Biotechnology as well as an M.Phil in Molecular Genetics. He is the author of numerous books including Missing in Somerville, and The Game Master of Somerville. He gives us insight into comics, books, TV shows, anime/manga, video games, and movies.

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4 thoughts on “Trailer For Kevin Hart’s “Feel Sorry For Me?” Netflix Documentary Released”

  1. I tried to watch but 49 seconds in and I was like, “Nope. Not gonna do this to myself.” I have no desire or interest to watch a one man pity party and the people that support him.

    1. Yes he is cancelled. Kevin Hart, Tyler Posey, Jeff Davis is among the list of people that I keep cancelled. The list is longer but I edit myself here for the sake of thegeekiary.com.

      1. Same. I’m kind of waiting for Jeff Davis to make a comeback, though. Lol. I want to see him try to create another messy project and get dragged for it 😉

    2. Kevin Hart really needs to stay in own lane and keep the queer community out of his mouth. The moment that woman shared her opinion at the beginning of the trailer, I was like, yup, this is going to be a mess. The queer community knows he isn’t going to apologize, and frankly, all of us can move on, but Hart keeps bringing up that issue for his own gain. I’ll be very surprised if he handles that homophobic jokes controversy in a respectful manner and actually acknowledges his mistakes.

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