Stephen A. Smith Talks Kevin Hart Roast And Handling “A Lot of Heat”

Stephen A. Smith is now involved in political discussions and has moved beyond sports talk television. However, he is expressing that it makes his life more challenging.

He disclosed that he was offended by a Kevin Hart joke from the most recent Netflix roast on his SiriusXM program, Straight Shooter with Stephen A. Additionally, he asserted that the Democratic Party is trying to harm him.

Hart’s joke concerned his Mt. Rushmore of racism, which featured Stephen A. Although Smith was not there at the incident, he later clarified that he was taken aback by his friend’s statement.

“I have no issue with the joke if it was a joke. If it wasn’t a joke, I still wouldn’t have an issue with it,”

“I have an issue with the fact that it came from him, somebody that I kind of know a little bit, that got a lot of love and respect for.”

“taken a lot of heat because of perceived positions that I may have had,” “at a time in my life, knowing I’ve spent my life fighting on behalf of my community, that people try to continue this narrative about me that I know is false, but that nevertheless still hurts to hear out of the mouth of anyone who knows me.”

Stephen A. also asserted that the Democratic Party is making a tough attempt to quiet him, even as he reminded listeners of how much he has accomplished this year.

Sumit Rajan

Sumit is a Sr. Editor at Black Sports Online. When not dissecting NBA and NFL storylines, you’ll find him cheering for Manchester United, testing out new fountain pens, or scaling a mountain.

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