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Steve Harvey's Final Words as A Stand Up Comedian (Live In Vegas)

It's a Steve Harvey weekend in Las Vegas, where the 10th annual Hoodie Awards is scheduled to take place on August 4, 2012. To kick start the series of events, Harvey hit the stage last night (Aug. 2) at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, for his last performance as a stand up comedian. Now, anybody who knows Steve Harvey, knows he cries for just about anything. Last night was no different. An emotional Harvey shed a few tears (well, he actually cried like a baby) as he shared his final words with the audience. "Thank ya'll for supporting me," he said. "Thank ya'll for loving me. Thank ya'll for making my dreams come true. You can't be famous without people. I really, really been dreading this moment now, 'cause I didn't know what to say. I just want to say thank you. God has given me a life far beyond anything I ever dreamed about. God is something else man..."
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