Kevin Hart brought back his Chocolate Droppa alter ego for an NPR Tiny Desk performance Fools'. "Ya'll not ready," the actor ...

The Philly comedian premiered his rapper alter ego, a former hand model in search of respect, nearly 10 years ago.

Kevin Hart celebrated April Fool's Day by reviving his rap alter ego, Chocolate Droppa, for an NPR Tiny Desk performance.

Kevin Hart, returning to his Chocolate Droppa moniker, came to the Tiny Desk with a clear mission: Freestyle an entire set "off the dome." ...

Kevin Hart pulled off a crazy April Fools’ stunt when he dropped a Tiny Desk NPR performance as his rap alter ego, “Chocolate Droppa.” Nobody saw it coming, but Hart went all in, delivering ...

Kevin Hart is best known for his comedy specials and blockbuster films, but he has dabbled a bit in the world of Hip-Hop under his Chocolate Droppa persona. Chocolate Droppa, excuse us ...

Chocolate Droppa entered the NPR offices with a singular focus and a clear goal: to share his most unpredictable bars, all “off the dome.” In a 10-minute set, Droppa delivered a live rendition ...

Comedian Kevin Hart decided to kick off April Fools' Day by giving LeBron James and the rest of the NBA community something to laugh about.

Kevin Hart a.k.a. Chocolate Droppa’s Tiny Desk concert debut supplied the April Fools’ Day entertainment, but don’t think this rap s–t is a joke to the comedic legend.

Chocolate Droppa walked into the office with a laser focus and a clear mission. He didn't ask for much during soundcheck, just a preview of beats from The Band of Brothas and a shot of espresso.

Kevin Hart, returning to his Chocolate Droppa moniker, came to the Tiny Desk with a clear mission: Freestyle an entire set "off the dome." Editor's note on April 2, 2025: You may have figured this ...