Kevin Hart Roasted Stephen A. Smith on First Take

Hart took aim at Smith's wardrobe, his hair, and his love of the Philadelphia Eagles.

"Stephen A. Smith is a grown man who wears a hoodie and jeans to work every day," Hart said. "That's not a good look."

Hart also poked fun at Smith's hair, which he said looked like a "Chia Pet." And he couldn't resist taking a few shots at Smith's beloved Philadelphia Eagles.

"The Eagles haven't won a Super Bowl in over 50 years," Hart said. "That's longer than I've been alive."

Smith took all of Hart's jokes in stride, even laughing at some of them. But he did have one thing to say to Hart:

"I may not be the most fashionable guy in the world," Smith said. "But I'm still the highest-paid sports commentator on television."

Hart and Smith's roast was all in good fun, and it's clear that the two have a lot of respect for each other.

Hart is a huge fan of Smith's work, and he even said that he's one of the reasons why he became a sports fan.

Smith, in turn, said that he's always been a fan of Hart's comedy.

"Kevin Hart is one of the funniest people on the planet," Smith said. "I'm honored that he would roast me."

The roast between Hart and Smith was a great example of how two people can have different opinions and still respect each other.

It's also a reminder that we should all be able to laugh at ourselves, even if the jokes are coming from someone we don't always agree with.

Here are some of the highlights from the roast:

• Hart joked that Smith's wardrobe is "so bad, it makes Tom Brady look like a fashion icon."
• Smith fired back by saying that Hart's comedy is "so bad, it makes Molly Qerim look like a good interviewer."
• Hart said that Smith's love of the Philadelphia Eagles is "so strong, it makes me want to root for the Dallas Cowboys."
• Smith said that Hart's jokes are "so unoriginal, they make ESPN look like a creative genius."

The roast between Hart and Smith was a lot of fun, and it's clear that the two have a lot of respect for each other.

It's also a reminder that we should all be able to laugh at ourselves, even if the jokes are coming from someone we don't always agree with.