Tiffany Haddish addressed Katt Williams in a new stand-up set, disputing Willams’ claims that she only performed at the Laugh Factory.
The comedian joined the list of celebrities responding to Katt Williams‘ disses in a recent interview with Shannon Sharpe on the Club Shay Shay podcast.
Tiffany Haddish claimed the comedian did not have the whole work history to talk about her career.
Katt Williams’ fiery appearance on “Club Shay Shay” and provocative commentary have continued to generate responses and controversy.
During his interview, Katt shared his grievances with people “rewriting history” and used Guy Torry’s “Phat Tuesday: The Era of Hip Hop Comedy” documentary as an example.
He also had a few words for a handful of his peers during the nearly three-hour conversation, including the Girls Trip star.
Katt Williams’ claimed he is the reason for Tiffany Haddish’s success.
“Steve and Cedric never performed at the Comedy Store. Tiffany [Haddish] was only seen at the Laugh Factory. In 15 years in Hollywood, no one in Hollywood has a memory of going to a sold-out Kevin Hart show. They think they can rewrite history,” Williams claimed.
Haddish apparently caught wind of Williams’ statements, and the 44-year-old promptly addressed them during a recent comedy special of hers.
“I am not mad. I just wish he would get his facts right about me. Dang, I guess I will send him a reminder text. But are we sure that is Katt Williams? He looks a lot like Charleston White,” ” she wrote under a “Club Shay Shay” preview clip.
During her set at the Improv, Tiffany had a few more things to say in response to Katt’s remarks.
I’ve been doing s**t — I was on ‘That’s So Raven,’ I was on all this s**t… I was on all the lil’ white people’s TV shows, the Black people’s TV shows… I’ve been telling jokes since nineteen hundred and ninety-six,” she told the audience.
She also addressed Williams’ statements about her and The Comedy Store’s involvement.
“This n***a said, ‘Oh, they wouldn’t let her perform at The Comedy Store.’ That’s right. They wouldn’t let me perform on the white nights at The Comedy Store, but I performed on all the Black nights.”
Beyond Tiffany Haddish, Katt Williams criticized Kevin Hart, Ludacris, Rickey Smiley, Cedric The Entertainer – all responded- and Michael Blackson.
