Reviving his rap alter ego, Kevin Hart has resurfaced as Chocolate Droppa, captivating audiences once more. However, this time, he stepped into a thrilling cypher event alongside notable streamers.
On Sunday, July 28, Hart announced his participation in the AMP Freshman Cypher 2024 via Instagram. The anticipation for his return was palpable, with fans eagerly awaiting the event.
Kevin Hart’s Return as Chocolate Droppa
On Sunday, July 28, Kevin Hart revived his rap persona, Chocolate Droppa, to compete in the
Chocolate Droppa was back, ready to showcase his rap skills. This was a much-anticipated event for fans.
The comedian announced his participation on Instagram, sharing a promo image with the caption: “It’s going down tonight at 6pm est …..let’s goooooooooo.”
The Participants
The cypher featured several well-known streamers who also have musical talents. Kevin Hart tagged them in his post.
Included were Kai Cenat, Duke Dennis, chrisnxtdoor, Agent 00, ImDavisss, and Fanum. Each artist brought their own style to the stage.
The Cypher Begins
In the footage of the cypher, each streamer took turns performing over different beats. They showed off their unique talents.
Then, someone walked towards the group, catching everyone’s attention.
Kevin Hart appeared, took the mic from Kai Cenat, and took center stage.
Chocolate Droppa’s Performance
“You know I get a lot of questions on the daily,” Hart began. “I think the biggest question is ‘Droppa where you been?’ My answer to that is minding my business.”
After delivering his verse, Hart added, “You don’t get the mic back after I just did what I did to it. This mic needs to be burnt.”
His performance was electric, reminding fans why they loved Chocolate Droppa in the first place.
A Surprising Gesture
Back in May, Kevin Hart joined Kai Cenat on his livestream. There was a surprising moment involving T-Pain.
T-Pain, who is also a streamer, gifted 50 paid subscriptions to Cenat’s channel, worth around $250.
Despite Kai’s excitement, Hart was unimpressed and voiced his thoughts loudly.
Kevin’s Reaction
“How can Rainbow come in and gift 100 and T-Pain only do 50?” Hart exclaimed.
He jokingly called T-Pain a “cheap piece of shit,” urging him to donate more.
Hart’s reaction went viral, adding more fun to the livestream.
T-Pain’s Generosity
Kevin’s comments were in jest. In reality, T-Pain is quite generous.
He recently announced plans to open a music school in Wisconsin.
The school idea came from his hit song “Can’t Believe It,” where he rhymed
His contributions to the state have been significant, and his school is another example of his philanthropic efforts.
A Famous Rhyme
Speaking with Billboard, T-Pain explained his inspiration for the song.
“I just really felt like I was André 3000 when I was recording that song,” he shared.
Now, T-Pain is focusing on giving back to the music community with his school.
Impact on the Community
T-Pain’s school aims to foster new musical talents.
It will offer students a place to learn and grow their skills.
The initiative promises to bring pride to Wisconsin and the music world.
Kevin Hart’s return as Chocolate Droppa in the cypher with top streamers was a remarkable event. Hart’s playful banter with T-Pain added a humorous touch.
Through his rap persona, Hart successfully entertained fans and brought a dose of excitement to the hip-hop community. His impactful performance will undoubtedly be remembered.
