Netflix has announced that 'The Roast of Kevin Hart' garnered 13.5 million views during the week of May 11-17, making it the platform's most-watched TV title for that period. The event was livestreamed as part of the third annual Netflix Is a Joke Festival.
However, the viewership fell just short of the record set by 'The Roast of Tom Brady' in 2024, which achieved 13.8 million views in its first full week. The Brady roast also debuted with 2 million views in a single night, while Hart's premiere on the last day of the previous viewing window did not make the Netflix Top 10, as the tenth-ranked title that week had 2.1 million views.
Other top TV titles for the week included 'Worst Ex Ever' with 8.1 million views in its second week, followed by 'Nemesis' (7.1 million debut), 'Legends' (6.5 million, second week), and 'Man on Fire' (5.5 million, third week). 'Devil May Cry' debuted at No. 6 with 4.1 million views.
The lower end of the chart featured 'Raw: 2026' (May 11 edition), 'Should I Marry a Murderer?' (third week), 'Perfect Match' Season 4 (debut), and 'Danny Go!' (fourth week), each with under 3 million views.
