Emmy Award-winning stand-up comedian Katt Williams is going viral on all platforms for his interview with NFL legend Shannon Sharpe. The 52-year-old comedian’s hilarious conversation has attracted attention and former NBA guard Jamal Crawford seems to love every bit of it. Williams brought out his live comedic side after he got a bit tipsy. The three-hour interview had a lot of noteworthy moments, but Crawford was impressed in just 7 minutes.
Williams spoke about a lot of trending controversies, but adding humor to it made this a highlight. An excited Crawford shared, “I’m only 7 mins in this Katt Williams interview, and I feel like he about to give us almost 3 hrs of a standup level performance.” There is a lot of time left for the former Phoenix Suns star to enjoy!
I’m only 7 mins in this Katt Williams interview, and I feel like he about to give us almost 3 hrs of a standup level performance 🤣🤣!
— 🏁 Jamal Crawford (@JCrossover) January 4, 2024
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Williams has an amazing resume for comedy on his hands. The stand-up comedian won the Emmy honors in 2018 for ‘Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Role’. If someone could turn a 3-hour interview into a stand-up show, it’s only Katt Williams. What was even funnier for the audience was his inability to control his drinking.
Sharpe was trying his best to stop Williams from drinking a lot but the 52-year-old would not listen. Anyhow, it brought out his funnier side. Sharpe’s interview with him has already got 2 million views in just 11 hours on YouTube. Apart from the uproarious antics, Williams didn’t hold back in poking fun at Steve Harvey and more. The comedian teased these TV giants, leaving fans and netizens in splits.
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Katt Williams Takes Aim at Steve Harvey
Jabs and jests were also part of the show. The talented comedian accused Harvey of copying the concept of his show from Mark Curry, another prominent TV star. Williams stated that Harvey, known for his role as a high school music teacher on ‘The Steve Harvey Show’ in 1996, borrowed the idea from Curry’s earlier sitcom, ‘Hangin’ with Mr. Cooper‘, which debuted in 1992.
Williams didn’t stop at that, he also took a swing at Harvey’s acting abilities. He said, “The same Steve that went to go watch Mark Curry do his whole sitcom and then stole everything Mark Curry had,” he added, “Now Steve got a sitcom where he’s the principal and he wears a suit.”
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Rickey Smiley, Cedric Kyles, and more also became the targets of Willams’ jabs. In contrast to Williams’ serious comments on fellow comedians, netizens responded with amusing reactions. Certainly, Crawford isn’t the only one who enjoyed Williams’ interview. What was your favorite moment from the show? Do tell us in the comments section below
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