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Caloroga Shark Media. Kevin Hart has responded to Cat Williams high, I’m Johnny Mack with your Daily Comedy News. If you missed Friday’s episode, I highly suggest to go back and listen to what Kat Williams had to say about everybody. Kevin Hart took to Twitter and wrote, gotta get that anger up bout your champ. It’s honestly sad.
In the meantime, please enjoy my movie trailer from an X film Lift, which will be dropping on Netflix in eight days. On The Ricky Smiley Morning Show on Thursday, Ricky told his radio audience that he was originally meant to be Money Mike, but in hindsight thinks Kat Williams was the better choice. He said, I had no reason to lie about that. They added that whole pimp twist to that character, which was actually a better decision and made it funnier. There’s no way in hell I could have executed that role like that, and I’m glad they made that decision.
Personally, I like to pimp roll better, but the Santa Claus role was just perfect for me. He added. We want to wish Cat Williams nothing but the best Kat had taken a shot at Joe Rogan, saying, Joe don’t want me there meeting Joe’s podcast, Joe got six comedians that ain’t ever been funny that he wants to push out. I wonder who those six comedians are. I could do some research.
He’s got some regulars on there. But Joe tweeted, I love Kat. He’s one of my favorite comics and I’d love to have him on. We talk about him all the time. If he’s down, I’ll make it happen.
That would be amazing. Please do that, Kat Williams. Ludacris responded to Kat Williams on Instagram. He released a freestyle and I wanted to share it with you, and some of the language is not language that I’m comfortable sharing. Some of the language I’m not comfortable reading.
And plus me reading a freestyle is going to be all kinds of corny. So let’s not do that. Johnny Mack just go to Ludacris’s Instagram. Will Yeah.
Meanwhile, having nothing to do with the appearance on Shannon Sharp’s podcas…
I watched this clip I wanted to share it with you, but again, lots of naughty language. I’m not comfortable sharing. But Cat talked about Jamie Fox’s recent mystery illness. Kat asked the audience, you know who got a lot of money. The audience says who, Cat responds Jamie Fox.
Kat then talks about the lack of details surrounding Jamie’s recent illness and insinuates that the Illuminati is probably behind it all and suggests that Jamie Fox bought himself a membership with its money. Kat william says he wouldn’t mind being a member of the Illuminati. He would like to know the secret to McDonald’s French rise.
In other news on the av Club website, Matt Schmikowitz writes Dave Chappelle’…
I was curious about Matt. Matt’s bio says that Matt is a staff writer and a little stinker in residence. Those are the words on the website. Former senior edisone know your Meme. He has appeared on Indy Wire, Vulture, and in Your Worst Nightmares.
All Right, Matt writes Netflix gave the gift of hate this holiday season with The Dreamer. There’s nothing thought provoking or incisive about The Dreamer, despite Dave’s best efforts to work in some half baked line as who we did there about how he’s a dreamer and how his audience is filled with dreamers too. Doesn’t make much sense, But it wouldn’t matter if he made perfect sense, because whatever groundbreaking idea Chappelle thinks he’s reaching with this turred is lost in this distracting obsession with trans people and his supposed cancelation. The prim ry feature of The Dreamer is Chappelle’s impish smile. It’s the same Anaia Staker smirk that Grace is the poster of Half Baked.
It’s long been how he can connect with his audience and let them in on the joke, but now he does it to let them know that he’s daring to say something he shouldn’t be. The self described turf lands one transphobic, homophobic, enablest joke after another, frequently returning to his most tired callbacks, and as Ricky Gervais did the week before, he’s ran out of d minus trans material and has moved on to people’s disabilities. But bluntly, what the f is this guy trying to tell us? Why should we listen? Is this even the kind of already wants to create every three years?
Is this even art? It’s more than every three years. It’s been one special a year again. I suspect that he must have owed Netflix something because this special just seemed undercooked. I won’t use half baked.
And it came out in New Year’s Eve. It was like, hey, Dave, you owe us one more and he went okay. But pure speculation by me. Back to the av club piece, writer Seth Simons recently suggested that we stop calling Chappella comedian at all, since his primary profession these days is an anti transactivist. Taylor el Mundsen’s new version of At Midnight, which is called After Midnight, kicks off Tuesday, January sixteenth at twelve thirty seven am.
After Midnight is based on the premise of At Midnight, that program run on Comedy Central between twenty thirteen and twenty seventeen. That should create some more material for the podcast, as that type of show tens that have a lot of comedians on also coming back soon no date yet, but Max, HBO, Max whatever we’re calling it. They’ve announced that season three of Hacks is happening this spring. If you haven’t watched Hacks yet, you should. It stars Gene Smart as Debra Vance who’s not quite Joan Rivers, and Hannah Einmender as Ava Daniels, who are writing together.
It’s a very fun show. There’s a new podcast comming out. It’s the history of Curb Your Enthusiasm. Susie s Men and Jeff Garland will host this recap show. They’ll tackle every episode, do out in January.
They hadn’t given a date on that, but maybe it’s out now. It’s January enough. Curb is back the first weekend in February, so there’s the timing there. You can’t imagine anyone doing a better job than James Andrew Miller did on his Origins podcast. He’s got a whole series there about Curb Your Enthusiasm, So James Andrew Miller’s Origins.
I slightly worked on that project. I don’t know how much work Jim put into it. So I would recommend you check out James Andrew Miller’s Origins podcast, Curb Your Enthusiasm episodes, and we’ll see if this new one is any good. Fox News has given Saturday Night over to Jimmy Fala. He’ll take over as the permanent host of Fox News Saturday Night beginning January thirteenth.
That program promises a lighter take on the news of the week. The press release tells us Jimmy will add comedic commentary on cultural, political, and lifestyle topics that people across the world are buzzing about. Jimmy says, Fox News Saturday Night is a show for everyone who realizes that our country doesn’t need more Republicans or more Democrats. It needs more comedy, good sentiment there and that is your comedy news for today. If you enjoy the program, you can go to buy me a coffee.
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