Kevin Hart and The Rock create a hilarious international incident

Kevin Hart and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson are putting their all into promoting "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle." The movie filmed partly in Atlanta .

In fact they might have gotten a little carried away during a promotional tour stop in Paris as each was trying to live-stream a shout-out to fans.

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"I got the big fella The Rock to come out and sight-see with me in Paris. This selfish jackass tried to sabotage my social media video....thank God I can speak French and I was able to kinda calm the situation down," posted Hart, who was being 100 percent facetious.

The video is NSFW so we're not posting it but you can check it out here .

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