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Ryan Parker

Kevin Hart tells FSU star Jameis Winston to stop doing dumb stuff

Nov. 17--Popular comedian and movie star Kevin Hart recently told controversial Florida State University quarterback Jameis Winston that he needed to get his act together -- in so many words.

Hart visited the campus while he was in town for a show. He posted a picture of himself with the Seminoles team to his Instagram account.

Major shoutout to the defending national champions "FSU Seminoles" .....I appreciate the love fellas #FSU #CollegeTour #HustleHart #WhatNow

A photo posted by kevinhart4real (@kevinhart4real) on Nov 11, 2014 at 2:22pm PST

But it was the the exchange Hart had with the 19-year-old Heisman Trophy winner, which was done in front of the other teammates, that has been making the rounds on social media.

Hart told the standout -- but infamous -- quarterback to stop doing dumb stuff; only Hart didn't say stuff. In addition, Hart immediately made a joke at Winston's expense about one of the multiple instances Winston has found himself in trouble.

A video posted by Juan Hustle (@juanhustle) on Nov 11, 2014 at 9:23am PST

The main controversy Winston found himself in was a sexual assault investigation last year (he was not charged in the case). In addition, he has been accused of screaming offensive sexual remarks in public at the university, for which he was suspended a game. In April, Winston was cited for stealing crab legs from a supermarket. This is the incident Hart poked fun at when he met Winston.

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