Katt Williams PLEADS For Protection After Oprah Tries To End Him…

Comedian Katt Williams found himself on the defensive after feeling like he had moved into the crosshairs of iconic media personality, Oprah Winfrey. In the cutthroat world of entertainment, Williams felt the magnate was employing her clout to steer his career off course.

He felt a pressing desperation subtly clawing at him, compelling him to advocate for his safety against what he figured were clandestine attempts to tarnish his name.

For Williams, the potentially irreversible consequence of Winfrey’s influence weighed heavily on his heart. This fear was no laughing matter for the comedian. Williams found himself preparing a safeguard, both figuratively and literally, to protect his career’s integrity.

The urgency in his voice and the steadiness in his resolve painted a vivid picture of a man desperate to hold onto his livelihood.

Every word spoken by Williams emanated the echoing plea of his situation, as he foresaw Winfrey’s actions possibly leading to a grave impact on his career. His passion for the art of comedy still burned brightly, and every alleged threat felt like a cold bucket of water threatening to extinguish that flame.

Showing tremendous courage under pressure, Williams took a significant step – announcing his quest for protection.

This declaration was not just a cry for help but a face-off against anyone attempting to jeopardize his career in the industry. His intrinsic willpower could be felt in every word as he battled with the unseen.

In essence, Katt Williams’ call for protection transcends beyond a mere plea for help. It mirrors his unwavering pledge to shield his reputation, unafraid of being perceived as under siege and diligent in self-defense, all in his relentless pursuit to make the world laugh.

KATT WILLIAMS SLAMS KANYE WEST & OPRAH WINFREY DURING NETFLIX COMEDY SHOW

Katt Williams is well-known for his role as Money Mike in Friday After Next and so much more, mainly thanks to his biting humor. Katt recently made fun of Oprah, Kanye West, and ‘Pale Corpse’ Pete Davidson at the Netflix Comedy Show.

Williams believes that the ultra-rich have something in common: many of them are “freaks.” That statement was made by the comic during his stand-up act at the “Netflix Is a Joke” comedy festival on May 5th in Los Angeles. Williams was the first comic on the bill for “Snoop Dogg’s F*ckin Around Comedy Special” at the Hollywood Palladium.

Williams discussed abortion, the United States Supreme Court, unity, and the fact that the crowd was made up of individuals of all ethnicities.

“We’re all going to need each other. Stop envying people. Stop thinking somebody has got it better than you. No the f–k they don’t! You couldn’t give me a billion dollars to be a billionaire. Being a billionaire ain’t sh-t these days.”

According to Urbanhollywood, Williams roasted some of the world’s wealthiest sportsmen and celebrities, including Michael Jordan, Dr. Dre, Jay-Z, and Kanye West, dubbed Ye. “Kanye got a billion dollars and lost his bitch to a comedian that looks like a tall, pale corpse,” he remarked of Pete Davidson, who is dating Kanye’s ex-wife, Kim Kardashian.

Williams then shifted his focus to Oprah Winfrey, who said in an April 29th interview with the Los Angeles Times that she was so worried about COVID-19 that she didn’t leave her house for over a year.  “I didn’t leave home for 322 days — literally did not leave the house,” she said. Katt Williams recounted the story, shaking his head in astonishment.

“Oprah got a billion dollars. She said she stayed in the house 325 days! What. The. F*ck? To stay in the house 325 days in a motherf*cking row, you’ve got to be a billionaire and a freak!”

Williams then made many crude remarks regarding how Winfrey may have spent her time with her friend Gayle King and her partner Stedman Graham. The comic also dragged “the richest motherf*ckers in the world”— Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, and SpaceX founder and Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

“Twenty five or 30 years ago, jocks and cool guys teamed up and bullied the nerds. Now nerds rule the motherf*cking world! It’s the revenge of the nerds. Those three names I said ain’t f*cked but three women their whole lives and they’re worth 400 billion dollars. I don’t want to be them!”

Snoop Dogg’s favorite comedians, including Williams, performed during the event, which Snoop said the audience was being recorded for a Netflix special. Snoop hosted the event, smoked on stage, discussed buying Death Row Records, and performed some of his hit songs. DJ Pooh kept the music flowing.

Almost all of the comedians made jokes about Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the Oscars and Dave Chappelle being attacked by a guy armed with a replica handgun and a switchblade days earlier at the Netflix festival.

The “Netflix Is a Joke” event took place in Los Angeles from April 28 to May 8. To get the latest updates, keep an eye on Thirsty.