Katt Williams: World War III

Very disappointed in this special. Like so many others I found this to be particularly unfunny. Occasionally I cracked a smile, but struggled to get 3/4 of the way thru the program. I finally just turned it off.

"truths" and "lies" themed with a massive load of "God" preaching interweaved. Kat's "truths" were stretches of logic very often, and not really funny. Sometimes I actually had no idea what he was ranting about (been to 300 planets?!).

Excessive use of the falling limp on the stage stool body language to garner a laugh and indicate the punchline when the crowd was unsure if the joke was finished. I disliked that considerably. Was almost a caricature of himself when he did this after almost every joke.

I like Kat and wish him the best always. This was certainly not the best of his works for me, and I actually wish I had not watched it. It has detracted from my image of him after such a long wait between specials.

I will say that he is in great shape! I cant run around and prat fall even 1/3 of what he can do!

Katt, Kevin, Trevor and Dave are my favorite comedians.

So I was waites for his new work.

Although he says some truths, is lacking humor like his previous specials.

Still love him, still support him, but I'm dissapointed with this special.

This special may seem like 2 dif shows; the 1st half and the 2nd half. As an author, I know that the people who pay me will often force me to change or add material to make it more appealing to a larger audience. I feel that the first half of this special was aimed at the mature audience while the second half was based solely on people who could relate to a purely superficial set and may have been lost for the first half. The producers probably thought they were covering all their bases this way. But it just didn't work. The botily funtions portion was too steeped in fedish humor while the intellectual portion just sounded like unfunny material to the average comedy fan. So you end up with a lot of bad reviews from the people who were offended by the portion that was not aimed at them.

I'm a huge fan of stand up but I;ll admit this was not a great show because the last 30 min was not for me. I also think someone used Word to replace all commas, nouns and pronouns with Muderfuger which just sounded like trying too hard.

What I definitely appreciated was that Katt knew pale people were part of his fan base and treated them as family instead of outsiders looking in. Very refreshing.

To those who thought he wasn;t picking sides polidically, I think you just have a habit of compartmentalizing those hard slaps as irrelevant.

I love Katt Williams. But this just didn't deliver. He has a lot of great ideas, but didn't bring them home effectively. I think his jokes, especially about religion and the Bible, we're just lost on people. I appreciated that he was intentionally not taking sides politically or culturally, but it was lacking.

I love, love, love Katt but this was a disappointment.

I sat down ready to be rolling on the floor but instead, I felt like I was waiting on a punchline throughout the entire special. He said a couple funny things and showed a little physical comedy but not enough to make up for what it lacked. It wasn't nearly as good as his earlier performances. With all the crazy that's gone on the past several years, I was expecting him to have some major jokes.

I'm still a fan though and hope that he'll come back with something that's totally gonna make up for this flop. I have faith that if anyone can do it, Katt is one of those people.