‘Jaguar Wright deserves an honorable mention bc she was speaking on Diddy long before everyone else’:
SURVIVING DIDDY! Kanye West & Katt Williams were right all along
One tragic event was the untimely death of his ex-wife Kimberly Porter.
Despite authorities ruling her death as natural, there were rumors and suspicions of foul play or negligence.
People close to P. Diddy, such as Heavy D and Al B. Sure, also faced unfortunate circumstances. Many of them were working on tell-all books or documentaries before their deaths.
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DIDDY CATCHES STRAYS FROM KATT WILLIAMS IN WILD SHANNON SHARPE INTERVIEW
Diddy has found himself on the receiving end of some barbed jokes from Katt Williams in the comedian’s new interview with Shannon Sharpe.
During an unfiltered appearance on Shannon Sharpe’s Club Shay Shay, Williams took a number of shots at the Bad Boy boss, who was recently accused of several instances of sexual assault but vehemently denies any wrongdoing.
At one point during the chat, the 52-year-old said he turned down an invitation to one of Diddy’s parties due to gay sex allegedly taking place at them.
“I gotta protect my integrity and that virgin hole I was telling you about ’cause P. Diddy be wanting to party and you gotta tell him no,” he said, referencing a previous comment that he was determined to “get this far in Hollywood and still have a virgin asshole and never have sucked a penis.”
“You got to tell him no. I did. I got the receipts for everything I’m telling you.”
Williams threw another jab at the mogul later in the interview while discussing his attitude towards women: “When I see people’s wives and stuff, I don’t even look at ’em. I don’t wanna look at nothing I don’t wanna have because I know how blessed I am.”
“If I look at it, I got it. That’s how Diddy be feeling,” he added, prompting Sharpe to slump over in laughter.
His comments can be found below at the 1:43:37 and 2:02:20 marks, respectively.
In the wide-ranging interview, Katt Williams also found time to take aim at fellow comedians Cedric the Entertainer, Steve Harvey, Kevin Hart, Michael Blackson and Rickey Smiley.
Williams likened Cedric to a “walrus” and accused him of stealing one of his jokes in the ’90s: “This is not just a random joke. This is my very best joke and it’s my last joke, and it’s my closing joke. 1998, I’m doing this joke. It’s on ComicView.
“Cedric comes to The Comedy Store. He watches me in the audience. He comes backstage. He tells me what a great job I did and how much he loves the joke. Two years later, he’s doing that as his last joke on The [Original] Kings Of Comedy and he’s doing it verbatim. He just changed my car into a spaceship.”
Cedric has since responded and said Williams’ account is “revisionist history.”
The Cincinnati, Ohio native also criticized Harvey’s appearance and acting abilities.
“Then he gets this hi-top fade making all Black men think he got the best line-up in the business, and it’s a man unit!” he said. “Then you ask him, ‘Why you not a movie star?’ ‘I didn’t want to be a movie star.’
Katt Williams also went at his Friday After Next co-star Smiley for claiming he was originally cast as Money Mike in the movie.
“This man told you he had Katt Williams’ role, he was going to be Money Mike, and Katt Williams was going to be the Santa Claus,” he said. “We auditioned in Los Angeles. I was audition No. 201. 200 Black comedians auditioned for the role of Money Mike with me.
“You’re saying all 201 of us was auditioning, and you had already had the role and had already shot the role in four days?”
Williams went on to claim that he would only work with Smiley again if the actor’s character was made to wear a dress: “Now, what was Rickey Smiley’s next movie? Was it First Sunday? Did he wear a dress in it? You bet he did. It’s in my contract.
“That’s where he’s a believable actor. Him and Tyler Perry can’t play a man to save their life. They play good women.”
