Dave Chappelle SLAMS Katt Williams for going after Black comics in viral interview… as it’s spoofed on SNL
- Dave Chappelle called out Katt Williams for attacking black comedians in his viral Club Shay Shay interview
- A clip appeared on X, with Chappelle saying, “What part of the game is this? He etherealized n****s. He didn’t say anything about these white boys. None of these white guys function like that.”
- The incendiary interview was shared online on January 3 and spoofed on Saturday Night Live on January 20
Dave Chappelle has called out Katt Williams for attacking black comedians in his viral Club Shay Shay interview.
The 50-year-old former Comedy Central star — who stormed off stage last month — brought up Katt, 52, during an appearance at MonDeRays at Hollywood Improv on Friday night.
A clip appeared X, in which Chappelle said, “What part of the game is this?” He etherealized n****s. He didn’t say anything about these white boys. None of these white guys function like that.”
Continuing to emphasize his point, the old comic added, “Katt is one of the best painters in the game. So why are you taking ugly pictures of us? Stop. Hurting people, hurting people, but I’m a hurting person who never hurts people, and he does it all the time.”
The sit-down conversation between host Shannon Sharpe and Williams has been widely circulated on the internet and was even parodied on the latest episode of Saturday Night Live.
Dave Chappelle has called out Katt Williams for attacking black comedians in his viral Club Shay Shay interview
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The 50-year-old former Comedy Central star brought up Katt, 52, during an appearance on MonDeRays at Hollywood Improv on Friday night
Chappelle put on a Katt Williams impersonation and said, “F**k this, and f**k that, and f**k this.”
Then he added, “But, niece, I haven’t heard anything that you’ve done wrong. Didn’t he do anything wrong?
“Katt didn’t do anything wrong?…Katt was talking about things n****s did to other n****s, but not about everything n****s did to him .”
As the tirade continued, the Washington DC native said: “If I told my story it would break your heart.
“I lost everything and never told anyone, and this n**** is the arbiter of the truth. Katt, listen, I fuck Katt hard, but… tell me, what part of the game fucks up some other idiot’s newspaper? What part of the game is about telling another nigga?’
He admitted that Katt’s statements were based on truth, as he noted, “He tells the real things,” before asking the question, “But why say that (when) we’re all trying to be in a better situation ? ?’
Dave defended a certain comedian who mentioned Katt in the provocative one-on-one with Sharpe.
He made a joke himself, saying about Cedric the Entertainer — who accused Williams of stealing jokes — that there would be “no point” in him stealing punchlines because he’s “old and fat,” according to one TMZ report.
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Chappelle and Williams pictured at the Emmys in September 2018
Tiffany Haddish was another comic who responded to the Club Shay Shay interview after it was released.
She responded to Katt’s statement that “Guy Torry did a wonderful special on The Comedy Store and Phat Tuesday where he said Steve (Harvey) and Cedric (The Entertainer), Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish stopped by there” – which according to Katt ‘everything was’. lies.’
Tiffany clapped back at a show in Florida in early January: “I’ve done so many things. I was on That’s So Raven.’
“I was on TV shows for white people” and “TV shows for black people,” she revealed, rattling off her resume. “I’ve been telling jokes since 1996.”