While promoting his latest movie, the comedian said that despite being "canceled, what, three or four times," he's "never bothered" by it.

In a new interview with The Sunday Times, Hart said he "personally doesn't give a s---" about cancel culture before speaking at length about the hotly debated subject.

While Hart apologized to the LGBTQ community "for my insensitive words from my past," when he announced his decision to step down as host, he later said that he had declined an ultimatum from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the governing body in charge of the Oscars, to either apologize or make way for a new host.

"[They] basically said, 'Kevin, apologize for your tweets of old or we're going to have to move on to find another host,'" Hart said in an Instagram video.

In a 2020 interview with Men's Health, Hart said he finally came to realize why people were upset with him at the time.

In his interview with the Times on Sunday, Hart said he's been canceled "three of four times," but was "never bothered" by it.".

"You're not saying something to make people angry," Hart explained.

Regarding his past tweets, Hart said people can "go ahead" and pull them up.