Katt Williams: Kattpacalypse (2012)

I can honestly say that I sat through this entire show with a grimace because I was so turned off by his ignorance and righteousness. I don't mind jokes that poke fun of things that society may take a little to seriously but it seemed to me like he was receiving some sort of validation from what he was saying and acting as though those of us who aren't religious are bad people. I used to absolutely love Katt Williams and I was so excited when I saw this come up on Netflix but now I just feel bad for him because like a previous post said, i felt like i was watching the seeds of insanity being planted. This was terrible and I hate to say but he lost a fan and should have stayed retired.

Okay, call me crazy or whatever. What Katt Williams is doing is trying to speak out against the "industry" not the Illuminati or anything. When you become famous, you sell your soul to the devil. Do research. The so called industry runs your life, tells you what to do. When he says " Satan ain't s**t"or"even if they gonna kill me for the s**t I say. He speaks out so much but people like you and i are brainwashed from day one you wont get this. If you want more info email me at [email protected]. if you want thanks the truth. I can provide with plenty of videos and plenty of info. People need to know the truth. You should definitely contact me and find out.

I cannot imagine I've ever seen a train wreck as tragically bad as Kattpacalypse, either literally or figuratively. Katt Williams was once a comedic god who used scathingly funny observations to make society and politics understandable to ones that may not get the jokes dropped by Jon Stewart or Lewis Black. He was an every-man's comic, loved by intelligent people and the uninformed alike. But this... my, how the mighty have fallen. It would be easy to say that Katt just lost his way, that he forgot how to entertain, how to tell a joke, but to see the Whitney Houston-type sweat pouring off him, to hear him ramble and rave like a madman (yes the term is cliché, but here, it's apt) is upsetting. I did laugh, but I could count those moments when I did on one hand. His views are confusing and stretched, the act full of end of the world scenarios and eschewed viewpoints such as, but not limited to: Homosexuality is all right, as long as you're a woman; NASA is leading a secret mission to a "Super-Earth" where there will be no black people because white people are going to sneak away on rocket ships; Atheists are "retarded" and 2012 will be the year all this goes down. Not to mention, his vulgar, curse laden delivery (I actually enjoy blue humor more than any other brand) intertwined with religious rhetoric and propaganda. If he truly is a Christian I cannot believe how a sane person can be that abrasive and filthy of mouth while believing God won't have a problem with it. Katt goes on to speak poorly of Conrad Murray, while in Katt's last show, Katt confessed he'd like to see Michael Jackson "dealt with" because he believed the performer a pedophile. These are just a few of Katt's many double statements and lunatic ravings. One of our greatest comedic minds is suffering, whether it be drug or stress induced, I don't know, but you can just look at Katt, how he's aged in the face, and see something has gone horribly wrong in only three short years. Add in all the news of Katt walking out of shows and his impromptu stripteases followed by push-up sessions, and it makes you wonder how much longer Katt Williams will be among the living. I feel like I just watched a cry for help, not a comedy show.

I've never been the biggest Katt fan, but I always enjoyed seeing his work, as he had a unique style. But this show most certainly disappointed. I liked that Katt had something more to say beyond the joke by joke method, but he took too long and there were barely any jokes in between, even then, his message was too confusing. His comment about atheism is very misguided, and completely incorrect, and that's coming from a someone who does believe in God. If you like cheap laughs, or just the jumping and moving around Katt always does in his shows, then I think you won't regret watching this show, but if you are into actual comedy, then I think it's best to avoid this. I'll give it out of 10 the number of times I actually laughed while watching his show; 4. This is my personal rating of the show, and if you share my mindset, I believe you will share this evaluation.