Katt Williams: Woke Foke

I was looking forward to this after all the hype, and hoped it would be raw, honest comedy, without the constant need to self-censor so as not to offend our ever more fragile society, but this was so boring I couldn't even stay focused. I truly enjoyed his viral online interview, and as much as he talked about how clever he is, I was expecting to have a grand time. Dave Chapell and Ricky Gervais both managed to have me nodding my head and laughing, but not this drivel.

There was no humor here at all, and not even any new or interesting social commentary. Just a man on stage talking to hear himself talk. I lasted maybe 20 minutes.

Several years ago, I used to laugh and enjoy Katt Williams' comedy. The last two specials have been particularly unfunny for me. Not a smile crossed my face the entire time. I actually felt like I was talking with and trying to get away from the office gossip/conspiracy theorist! I just wanted to get away! Not funny, and cringe worthy. Blind football should have been sad, but he made fun of it. I get the point of his comments, but if you are going to do it... it HAS to be funny. It really wasn't. Two specials in a row for me, and this is my last attempt to watch Katt. It was that bad. Fond memories of previous years past, but today's Katt is sad and not at all funny. Preachy and just weird subject matter throughout. Was just a weird commentary about "facts" (again) and the "truth" (again). He didn't fall on his stool after every single punchline like last time, so that was an improvement. Let's face it: The entire comedy special was more like an uncomfortable conversation with someone you get the feeling you don't really like and want to get away from the entire time. I just wish I had pressed STOP or maybe even not PLAY at the very start. There came a time that Jerry Lewis was not on my play list... that time is now for Katt.

Anticipating Katt Williams' latest Netflix special with fervent enthusiasm, I found myself profoundly disheartened by its underwhelming presentation. Despite the lofty anticipation stoked by his esteemed reputation and recent viral interview, the performance failed to enrapture. Throughout its duration, a pervasive sense of ennui overshadowed the experience, leaving me yearning for genuine laughter that never materialized. His once-celebrated jokes, renowned for their acerbic wit and penetrating insight, now felt contrived and bereft of authenticity.

As someone who appreciates comedy and is not easily perturbed by controversial humor, I eagerly anticipated an evening of unbridled amusement. Alas, these aspirations were shattered by the disillusionment of an offering that fell tragically short of its promised brilliance. The dearth of his characteristic industry scrutiny left me yearning for more than mere laughter; I longed for the profound discourse intertwined with his inimitable humor. Regrettably, I must confess that I did not even finish watching the special, such was the extent of my disappointment.

I mean, Katt Williams is definitely super funny! I mean, I just love his comedic timing and body language. It's always amazing to see. A lot of stuff is very, very funny in here, but I can also see how a lot of people probably won't like this as much! But there are a lot of facts in this comedic hour, And I just love that Kat has such a personality that can bring out information about what we are going through as people!

I definitely think this is worth a watch. I will be watching again and I encourage people to watch this. It's so much laughter. It's almost like a family member sitting around telling a story about the things that are going on in America and other parts of the world.

I have to admit that this Netflix special left me feeling let down. After watching him go viral for spilling all the tea during his Club Shay Shay interview, which attracted attention from all around the world, I expected more secrets to be revealed. Although Kat made a lot of noise about telling the truth, he stayed safe. We look on him to be honest, forthright, and to speak up when others would be too scared to. I really liked how he addressed several significant issues, such as the Alabama riverboat fight, black people receiving reparations, and self-belief. Although it was educational overall, it was not humorous enough to qualify as a comedy.