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Former First Lady Michelle Obama welcomed comedian Katt Williams onto her IMO podcast this week. Among other things, they discussed Katt Williams’ love of golf, his childhood, becoming a door-to-door salesman, and how that ultimately led to Katt Williams becoming a pimp.
That’s right, as a guest on the former First Lady’s show Katt Williams opened up for the first time about how he became an actual pimp after having adopted the style and persona for years.
Katt Williams Tells Michelle Obama How He Became A Pimp After An Auspiciously Timed Murder
Regardless of where you sit on the political aisle, there is typically a level of discretion that is used when speaking with the the upper echelons of political circles. I don’t think you need to consider yourself a prude to recognize that telling a First Lady your story of becoming a pimp is completely out of the ordinary.
The best part of this story for me is that Katt Williams said it all with a straight face. And I have to add, most of the stories that come out of Katt Williams’ mouth sound entirely made up. So if anyone out there has the ability to fact check this murder he speaks about with Michelle Obama then I’d love to learn more details. I’m pretty good at background checks for articles and cannot even begin to come up with verifiable details on what he’s talking about here.
The discussion comes about 54:30 into the talk. Katt is explaining how he was a door-to-door salesmen. The then claims he knocked on the door of “five ladies of the night” who were in a “traumatic situation” because their pimp had just been murdered. Katt Williams tells Michelle Obama, who is straight up astonished at this point, that he was already dressed for the part so eh assumed the role.
Here is the clip:
Who was Katt looking for when he looked around before saying “ladies of the night” to the Michelle Obama? Was he worried that wasn’t P.C. enough? That somehow talking about his past life as a pimp with the former First Lady was okay but he had to tone down the language with how he discussed it?
All in all, I’m blown away by the topic of conversation but I’m still left with the sense that there’s something not right about Katt Williams’ stories. I won’t say anything further though because a quick perusal of Katt’s Wikipedia entry for ‘legal issues‘ shows he is the type of person best left avoided altogether. For real though, how did he fight a 17-year-old boy at a soccer match when he was 44-years-old?!