Kevin Hart Presents: Plastic Cup Boyz

The Plastic Cup Boyz are Joey Wells, Will 'Spank' Horton and Na'im Lynn. Those are the three stand-up comedians for this show and they all brought some good laughter. I had a slight preference for the first stand-up comedian Joey Wells, but the rest was good as well. Kevin Hart is just introducing the comedians, nothing else. Well there's a little scene before each introduction that wasn't really necessary to me, not that funny to be honest. The humor of the three can be described as slightly vulgar at times, but that's what I like so no complains from me. There wasn't much interaction with the San Diego audience, which I'm again fine with as sometimes you have people that find it necessary to yell stuff for no other reason than to be the center of attention. The audience clearly had fun, and so did I. I prefer just one show with one comedian, but these short performances of new (to me) comedians are always nice to discover new talents. The three comedians from this show could all easily entertain me in the future with their own show.

I admire Kevin Hart for promoting new comedians, just not overwhelmed with their talent. Some of them had some fresh (now 8 years old though, as of this writing) material, particularly the first comic - Joey Wells. IMDB doesn't record much from him after this date.

By the end though we are subjected to crass sexual humor, which I believe is the last resort before failure.

Seems like only Will Horton (the 2nd) has had much of career since. A shame since they didn't appear to be teens.

There are some interludes with each comic and Kevin Hart, again not terrific, apparently to allow some of Kevins cache to rub off.