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Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain New Full Length Trailer Exposed

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The new full length trailer to Kevin Hart: Let me Explain has just been released to the internet population just moments ago via Summit Entertainment.

In this documentary, Hart flirts with becoming legendary as he equals a feet only 5 other legendary comedians, Andrew Dice Clay, Dane Cook, Chris Rock, Russell Peters and Eddie Murphy have ever achieved–sell out the Madison Square Garden.

Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain is a collection of the non-stop comedy from his 2012 concert tour, which extended 10 countries and 80 cities. The tour was met with sold out audience and even earning $1 million in one night at the Staple Center in Los Angeles.

You can catch Hart in upcoming films such as School Dance and This is the End, which is schedule to release later this year.

See the trailer to Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain for yourself in the player below. If you missed Harts live taping, show up to the theaters July 3rd, 2013 to watch the film.

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