“What a loser, what an idiot” – George Kittle got mercilessly roasted for reading Harry Potter

Last year, San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle appeared on Kevin Hart's talk show "Cold As Balls," a show part of the Laugh Out Loud Network.

Kevin Hart asked George Kittle questions about the NFL and his life. But, when it came to questions about movies and books, Hart was a bit taken aback by the San Francisco 49ers' tight end responses and even got a few jabs in about his responses.

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When the 49ers tight end revealed that he was a big fan of Harry Potter, Kevin Hart asked if he read those on his own or was he encouraged to read by his parents. When he said that he enjoyed reading when he was younger, Hart threw a jab, telling him that he was a loser.

Kevin Hart: Have you read all of the books?

George Kittle: I have

KH: So, you're like a diehard Harry Potter?

GK: They came out when I was a kid, so yeah.

KH: Did your Mom make you, or your Dad make you?

GK: That's what I did as a kid, read.

KH: You read on your own?

GK:Yeah, yeah.

KH: What a loser, what an idiot. He read books.

GK: At least I can read.

George Kittle did get a joke of his own in by saying that at least he could read and gave Kevin Hart the side-eye.

How long has TE George Kittle played for the 49ers?

George Kittle has elevated himself to one of the top tight ends in the National Football League. After playing four seasons at the University of Iowa, he was drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the fifth round of the 2017 NFL Draft. He was the ninth tight end taken in the draft, which now seems like a shock.

In 2020, he signed a five-year contract extension worth $75 million. After the 2021 season, he was listed at number 22 in the Top 100 players in the National Football League at the time, which was voted on by his peers.

Players drafted in rounds 4-7:

▪️ Tom Brady
▪️ Aaron Jones
▪️ Tyreek Hill
▪️ Stefon Diggs
▪️ Antonio Brown
▪️ George Kittle
▪️ Jason Kelce
▪️ Everson Griffen
▪️ Geno Atkins
▪️ Grady Jarrett
▪️ Trey Flowers
▪️ Matt Judon
▪️ Za’Darius Smith
▪️ Richard Sherman
▪️ Eddie Jackson https://t.co/TRQSqLKVM9

In six seasons in the National Football League, the San Francisco 49ers tight end has 395 receptions for 5,254 receiving yards and 31 receiving touchdowns. He currently holds the San Francisco 49ers franchise records for most receptions in a season by a tight end with 88. He was also the first tight end in 49ers history to exceed 1,000 receiving yards.