+ another employee who politicked (i.e. Steve Harvey).
And if it's one thing black people ain't go do on the job, it's politic.
That person seen doing that to get ahead is deemed the worst.
Alot of people see themselves in Katt Williams
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+ another employee who politicked (i.e. Steve Harvey).
And if it's one thing black people ain't go do on the job, it's politic.
That person seen doing that to get ahead is deemed the worst.
Nah fukk that everything he said makes sense
So you think ced isn’t funny?
The whole world believes that. I repeat he has four specials none on Netflix or tubi
How is Kevin hart on soulplane but he’s been on the east coast for four years?
Everything Katt said made sense!
Edit: OP MAKES IT SEEM LIKE KATT IS A BUM. HE fukkING DOES ARENAS AND DROPS NETFLIX SPECIALS!!!!
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So you think ced isn’t funny?
The whole world believes that. I repeat he has four specials none on Netflix or tubi
How is Kevin hart on soulplane but he’s been on the east coast for four years?
Everything Katt said made sense!
Edit: OP MAKES IT SEEM LIKE KATT IS A BUM. HE fukkING DOES ARENAS AND DROPS NETFLIX SPECIALS!!!!
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TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?
I walk around a little edgy already
I have been ignoring that interview
Will check it out if there's fukkery
Will check it out if there's fukkery
African Peasant
Veteran
Katt got Coli nikkas in they feelings
Coli brehs are steaming mad punching the air in their chopper suits
They were probably 10 page kids books
Sbp
Superstar
@UpAndComing I definitely see myself in Katt Williams... we both run 4.3 40s 
RadaMillz
Superstar
I thought the interview was hilarious and also obvious that katt williams beef was personal.
I know that he had issues with fazon love about money and michael blackson on the set of wildnout
but the celebratory comments from regular people were both concerning and problematic.
like if you are black and too successful, you must of sold your soul because u couldn't get there based on merit
I know that he had issues with fazon love about money and michael blackson on the set of wildnout
but the celebratory comments from regular people were both concerning and problematic.
like if you are black and too successful, you must of sold your soul because u couldn't get there based on merit
Lucky_Lefty
Dreams Are Colder Than Death...
That belief fueled goofy ass Illuminati chatter for about 3-5 yrs in the 2010s
Well Suki DID sell her soul, remember she made that video crying about it before she actually made a break into the outskirts of mainstream.Selling your soul is basically working hard(with a little bit of luck)
If all you had to do get on was literally sell your soul/dignity then a lot more people would do it, including people you don’t want to believe.
I mean suki is the most vile woman I’ve ever seen, and she still hasn’t got “on” yet and is delegated to a ShadeRoom topic every now and then. She’s in her 30s too.
The pandemic showed how many people are willing to doing lowdown shyt for some money. Which is hilarious watching those same people accuse others of only being successful because they “sold their soul “
Mfca you sold your social security number for $10,000
Then later on she said that video was a "joke"
Some of it is just a matter of pure common sense.
I get what people are saying about Hollywood but let's be honest about this particular situation. Who would you rather work with, Kevin Hart or Katt Williams.
He is the sort of person people avoid and I'll explain why with his talk with Sharp. Katt is a very selfish person when it comes to social interaction. Most people, regardless of their thoughts on an individual, act with regard to a mutual friend or associate. They would be mindful of tearing into someone if it will cause issues for that mutual contact. Katt doesn't give a shyt about that.
He's the sort of person you stay silent around when they ask if anyone's workplace is hiring. You know that he'd just start beefing with everyone in the office.
RadaMillz
Superstar
the 'illuminati' conspiracy is the worst thing happen to the internet
it gives lazy people excuses to justify their own failures or lack of ambition
A lot of people are legitimately haters, and it’s not from some constructive place either. It’s like the person(s) who doesn’t like you, but they follow you on social media. They’re just following you to keep tabs on your life and so they can talk shyt about you when the opportunity presents itself. Katt has some hater in him, man.
Earthquake hasn’t done anything to Katt as far as I know, and Katt was bringing up his alleged illiteracy and all for no reason. That’s legitimate hate.
Imagine this: you just got hit with two bullshyt charges because a woman was white. You’re literally on camera running away from her, you lose a role that would’ve likely made you a household name. You’re awaiting your sentencing, and you haven’t said anything. You haven’t done any interviews, etc.
Then a comedian, who you’ve likely never met in your life, you’ve never interacted with, never said a thing about gets asked a question about your circumstance on a global fukking platform—and the first thing he says is essentially unrelated to anything pertaining to your case, but is tantamount to, “Whew. Ain’t that nikka ugly?”
Why did Katt feel the need to say all that unprovoked? The question wasn’t about dude’s looks. Because Katt has some hater in him. On some psychoanalysis shyt, Freud argued things that encroach or threaten our ego, we often feel compelled to diminish. That’s what Katt does a lot. Dude was doing his thing and landing major roles. On some level, the kind of roles Katt thinks he should be doing. Didn’t he say he hasn’t had “the role” yet? In turn, what do we get?
“Oh, Jonathon Majors? That nikka ugly.”
And then dudes like @Neo The Resurrected ONE who was one of your biggest proponents not even a month ago. Now, are like, “Yeah, that nikka is ugly
,” because someone he likes more right now expressed those sentiments.
There’s a lot more I could say, but I’ll end this post like this. As much as I’m conscious of black people’s struggles professionally, our inability to be mediocre and having to be exceptional, and our victimization via cronyism, nepotism, and racism. Ultimately, while these aforementioned social phenomena are indisputable regarding blacks and occupations; despite that, there’s a gradient.
If you’re constantly seeking and looking for reasons why you don’t have what this person has or didn’t get what that person got, life will provide you almost innumerable reasons and people you could blame. Moreover, depriving you of all wherewithal to be accountable. It’s a skill set to be able to recognize when I didn’t acquire this thing because of some impasse beyond my control, and when it didn’t happen because of me.
Earthquake hasn’t done anything to Katt as far as I know, and Katt was bringing up his alleged illiteracy and all for no reason. That’s legitimate hate.
Imagine this: you just got hit with two bullshyt charges because a woman was white. You’re literally on camera running away from her, you lose a role that would’ve likely made you a household name. You’re awaiting your sentencing, and you haven’t said anything. You haven’t done any interviews, etc.
Then a comedian, who you’ve likely never met in your life, you’ve never interacted with, never said a thing about gets asked a question about your circumstance on a global fukking platform—and the first thing he says is essentially unrelated to anything pertaining to your case, but is tantamount to, “Whew. Ain’t that nikka ugly?”
Why did Katt feel the need to say all that unprovoked? The question wasn’t about dude’s looks. Because Katt has some hater in him. On some psychoanalysis shyt, Freud argued things that encroach or threaten our ego, we often feel compelled to diminish. That’s what Katt does a lot. Dude was doing his thing and landing major roles. On some level, the kind of roles Katt thinks he should be doing. Didn’t he say he hasn’t had “the role” yet? In turn, what do we get?
“Oh, Jonathon Majors? That nikka ugly.”
And then dudes like @Neo The Resurrected ONE who was one of your biggest proponents not even a month ago. Now, are like, “Yeah, that nikka is ugly
,” because someone he likes more right now expressed those sentiments.There’s a lot more I could say, but I’ll end this post like this. As much as I’m conscious of black people’s struggles professionally, our inability to be mediocre and having to be exceptional, and our victimization via cronyism, nepotism, and racism. Ultimately, while these aforementioned social phenomena are indisputable regarding blacks and occupations; despite that, there’s a gradient.
If you’re constantly seeking and looking for reasons why you don’t have what this person has or didn’t get what that person got, life will provide you almost innumerable reasons and people you could blame. Moreover, depriving you of all wherewithal to be accountable. It’s a skill set to be able to recognize when I didn’t acquire this thing because of some impasse beyond my control, and when it didn’t happen because of me.
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