Kevin Hart has many questions after viewing his own video with Quavo

American comedian and actor Kevin Hart have opened up about a series of questions of himself after viewing a video where he was seen vibing with rapper Quavo and others with his wife Eniko Hart cheering up so much with happiness and love in her cheeks.

On Wednesday (July 5) the comedian-actor took to Instagram where he shared a brief video clip from Fanatics CEO, Michael Rubin’s annual Fourth of July white party, where he was captured “off that Miiinnnnoooo Liiiinnnnnoooo.

“Welp….My wife showed me this video and I had so many questions (laughing face emoji),” Hart wrote in the caption before asking his questions. “1. When did I get my crocs? 2. Whose glasses do I have on? 3. Why is my wife always hyping me up (laughing face emoji)? 4. WHERE ARE MY FUCKING SOCKS AND SHOES?????”

He added: “@quavohuncho point to @enikohart is legendary….. My dumbass was gone off that Miiinnnnoooo Liiiinnnnnoooo …..And judging by my wife’s voice she was to (laughing face emoji),” he concluded.

Hart started explaining the events that unfolded before the dance took off.

“The BET performance was iconic man,” a noticeably happy Set said. “It cleared my soul. Me and my brother Qua, we put that together within 16 hours. Like 15 hours. We land from Paris like at 9pm and go straight to work to figure out how we gon’ put the show together man.

“We do that because we some real stars. We do that. We do this music. We the greatest group to ever touch the mic. RIP my brother Take. We did it for my brother Take.”

He added: “Me and Qua stood tall, brother to brother. You dig what I’m saying? And I appreciate everybody for supporting, man. It was a movie, it was a vibe. We needed that for the culture. And yeah, that’s how we coming!

“We did that in 16 hours though! Like real professionals. Real professionals. Went out there, 16 hours, didn’t sleep, locked in on the visual. Me and Qua sat down, locked in on the visuals, locked in on the position of the stage, the lighting, everything as a unit.

“And you know, when you put the three heads together, it’s always gon’ be cinematic. It’s always gon’ be the truth. It’s always gon’ be Godly. Thank God for that moment. And like I said, RIP to Take. Y’all know how we coming about my brother. And we did it for Take. And we still don’t take. That’s our legacy. Migos forever. The greatest group to ever do it.”