“Get The F*ck Outta Here, Kid!”: Chris Paul Was Bullying Kids While Playing Basketball With Kevin Hart and Jack Black

Chris Paul isn’t having the best time in the NBA right now.

For starters, he doesn’t have Devin Booker by his side at the moment because of a niggling groin injury. And his absence in turn has contributed greatly to the Suns having lost 7 of their last 10, and their last 3 games in a row.

It was always going to be a tough season, but this is a bit worse than what anyone was expecting.

So, how does CP3 blow off some steam?

If this promo is any indication, the man does it by being an absolute bully to little kids.

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Chris Paul smacks a child’s shot right back into his face, leaving Jack Black and Kevin Hart stunned

Jack Black and Kevin Hart are both really funny individuals, making people laugh to an unequivocal extent wherever they go.

But apparently, their brand of comedy just wasn’t good enough for Chris Paul.

No, apparently the man wanted something far, far more brutal. And he clearly showed it in the promo for Kevin Hart’s show ‘What the Fit’.

Take a gander at the clip in the Instagram post below.

Everyone was too stunned to laugh. But to be fair to Paul, that right there couldn’t have been funnier.

Perhaps Chris Paul should look to go into stand-up comedy after he retires from the NBA.

Kevin Hart once couldn’t stop clowning Chris Paul during a bowling competition for charity

Now, while Chris Paul may have built up a reputation as a bit of a dirty player off the court, the man is still a very nice person off it. Heck, he even decided to go bowling with Kevin Hart just for charity.

And how did he get rewarded for it?

If the YouTube clip didn’t make it apparent already, he got trolled the whole time.

Perhaps that’s why CP3 was so bitter in the recent promo video.

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