Kevin Hart and Marlon Wayans Respond to Accusations of Making Stereotypically Black Movies

Not everyone is a fan of Kevin Hart’s or Marlon Wayans’ movies, and one critic on Twitter told the actors what her issues were.

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“When are black celebs like @KevinHart4real & @MarlonWayans gonna stop doing stereotypical movies?” @tashyonlaneigh asked. 

The question must have touched a nerve with Hart, because he immediately responded.

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Wayans also jumped in on the tweets and voiced his opinion about whether he’s a stereotype, but seemed to have missed the point.

@tashyonlaneigh when u stop being prejudice. Go see it, then ask the question

— marlon wayans (@MarlonWayans) January 28, 2016

Here’s the thing—not every movie is for everybody. But that doesn’t mean there wasn’t some truth to @tashyonlaneigh‘s question. It seems as though when it comes to black comedies, there’s only one type of formula, and Hart and Wayans seem to have mastered it.