Kevin Hart’s R17k per Ticket Show Sold Out, Comedian Adds 2nd Show Date by Popular Demand: “I Can’t Wait”

Kevin Hart’s R17k per Ticket Show Sold Out, Comedian Adds 2nd Show Date by Popular Demand: “I Can’t Wait”

  • Kevin Hart has taken to his timeline to announce that his first show on 17 February 2023 has been sold out even though a ticket costs up to R17 820
  • The US comedian shared that he has added a second show by popular demand and will now also perform on 18 February at SunBet Arena in Pretoria
  • Mzansi comedy fans shared mixed reactions to the Me Time star's announcement with many saying they cant afford the expensive tickets

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Kevin Hart has a huge and loyal following in South Africa. The US comedian's show on 17 February, 2023 has been sold out. The superstar has added a second show by popular demand.

Kevin Hart has two shows in South Africa
Kevin Hart has announced that his R17k per ticket show has been sold out. Image: @kevinhart4real
Source: Instagram

The excited actor took to his timeline to make the announcement amid complains about the price of his tickets. The most expensive ticket costs R17 820 while the cheapest costs R680. That one is reserved for wheelchair-bound people.

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Taking to Twitter on 3 December, the Me Time star wrote that the second show will take place at the same venue on 18 February.

"The first show is sold out!!! A 2nd show has been added. Get your tix before they are gone. Let’s Goooooo!"

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Comedy lovers react to Kevin Hart's announcement

Mzansi stand-up comedy fans took to Kevin Hart's comment section and shared mixed reactions to his post.

@PrinceMalose said:

"Sold out! Who bought them?"

@Keonaah wrote:

"It's giving Mr Bones. People will clown on twitter but step out in real life. Also twitter is not that big in SA so the real buyers who can afford the tickets are not here they're out there. If you've watched comedy specials in SA before then know whites/Indians gonna fill up."

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@Mapupuluza1 commented:

"Your Tix are expensive brother."

@iviwe38 said:

"South Africans have money to support acts from other countries, but not South African acts."

@BonoloAnne wrote:

"Imagine spending R16k on buying a ticket for an international act, mara we refuse to spend R500 for VIP section when it's a local act."

@leratokgo added:

"I can't wait to see you back in our country Mpho."

Kevin Hart ticket prices leave Mzansi comedy fans in disbelief

In related news, Briefly News reported that South Africans are happy that Kevin Hart is coming to Mzansi but they're not happy with the ticket prices of his show. The US comedian will perform at SunBet Arena in Pretoria on 17 February, 2023.

The tickets for the Me Time star's show are already on sale and many people are shaking their heads after seeing how much they cost. The tickets cost from R680 to R17 820.

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YoMzansi took to social media to share the ticket prices, reports ZAlebs. The cheapest seats on the day are reserved for wheelchair-bound comedy fans. They cost R680. Most people who took to YoMzansi's comment section hilariously expressed that they'll rock up on wheelchairs on the day of the event because they can't afford the expensive tickets.

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