“Spank” Horton talks to Kevin Hart about his comedic inspirations and how money changes everything.

James Davis tells Kevin Hart what it means to be "Hood Adjacent," then takes the stage to talk safe sex, DUIs and the problem with going to the club with Kevin's entourage.

Just Nesh Rice tells Kevin Hart how stand-up is like crack, then performs a set about accidental adultery, dating farmers online and having an eight-year-old as a roommate.

Kevin Hart welcomes Air Force veteran Vincent Oshana to the stage, where he talks about the military, a prank gone wrong and what he loves most about women.

After chatting about Dobermans with Kevin Hart, Mario Tory takes the stage and talks about eating like an adult, flying on the cheap and what it means to be man of the house.

BT Kingsley confirms his trendsetter lifestyle to Kevin Hart, then uses his set to defend bad spellers, attack Capri Sun drinks and confront his absentee father.

Ray Grady tells Kevin Hart about the power of not fearing failure, then unleashes his inner alpha male to teach everyone what it means to be a man in a complicated world.

T Murph is a comedian that broke out of the Chicago comedy scene and has been rising quickly ever since. In addition to The Next Level, he can be seen in the next season of the EPIX crime dramedy GET SHORTY and in TruTV’s standup/storytelling showcase Laff Mobb’s Laff Tracks. T Murph’s recent TV credits include Wild N’ Out (MTV), Key & Peele (Comedy Central), Comic View (BET), and CHICAGO FIRE (NBC). T Murph has performed at the NBC Diversity Showcase, American Black Film Festival (ABFF), New York Comedy Festival, Just For Laughs, and the Second City Breakout Festival. Murph will also be seen Kevin Hart’s Just For Laughs show on Hart’s Laugh Out Loud streaming service and appears regularly on All Def Digital’s Roast Me.

Kevin Hart welcomes Tacarra Williams to the stage, where she describes her job as a life skills coach in Southern California jails and recalls getting hit on by an inmate.

Born and raised in Miami, Florida Malik S. is a triple threat talent and the last of seven children. His stand-up career has given him the opportunity to work as an actor and a network TV writer. Malik currently writes for the CBS sitcom The Neighborhood, on which he also plays the recurring role of Trey. Malik has also written for THE SOUL MAN (TV Land), Legends of Chamberlin Heights (Comedy Central) and THE COMEDY GET DOWN (BET). His acting credits include THE SOUL MAN (TV Land, recurring), Blackish (ABC), WHITE FAMOUS (Showtime), ZOE EVER AFTER (BET), BORN AGAIN VIRGIN (TV One), and THE COMEDY GET DOWN (BET).