Bobb’e J. Thompson Defends Katt Williams, All for Exposing Joke Stealers

January 5, 2024:

Katt Williams can count on at least one comedic ally after his royal roast of Kevin Hart, Steve Harvey and Cedric the Entertainer — “Wild ‘N Out” vet Bobb’e J. Thompson cosigns everything Katt’s saying!!!

We linked with Bobb’e in Hollywood to discuss Katt’s super-viral sit-down on Shannon Sharpe‘s podcast as the numbers for the nearly 3-hour chitchat breached 15 million views in just a couple of days.

Many comedians and even rappers such as Ludacris and Trick Daddy, took Katt’s unfiltered thoughts as fightin’ words.

TD suggested he’s ready to get physical, as he reminded Katt he’s from the streets.

But, Bobb’e tells us there’s never any reason to rumble over a joke … unless you can fight, and he says Katt has no issues in the fisticuffs department. He also doesn’t feel like Katt spoke out a turn, especially in the pursuit of being credited for his work.

I don’t even know why I’m surprised at
Steve Harvey to be honest, stealing this
Katt Williams joke too, birds of a feather him, Rickey Smiley and Cedric the Entertainer all the same

Cabal of Haters? pic.twitter.com/3JmFEF53m0

— JJ.eth (@jjrichardson_) January 5, 2024
@jjrichardson_

Katt accused guys like Steve and Ced of stealing his material over the years, and even had damning allegations for Michael Blackson … claiming the Nigerian accent is faker than everything sold on Canal Street.

Bobb’e worked with both Katt and Michael on “Wild ‘N Out” and can’t confirm or deny Mike’s 24/7 speaking patterns … but does say tensions will arise if a joke gets stolen on the ‘WNO’ set.

In the meantime, seems like Katt reigns as the people’s champ.

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