Trick Daddy tells Katt Williams “You ain’t funny” following viral interview

Trick Daddy, also known as Trick Daddy {Dollars}, is taken into account by many to be the rapper that spearheaded Miami’s entry into the mainstream. Following the two Dwell Crew, the town grew to become musically dormant. Nevertheless, the emcee (actual title Maurice Young) put this to an finish, as in 1997, Slip-N-Slide Data launched his groundbreaking debut album, Based mostly on a True Story. He swiftly adopted this undertaking up with www.thug.com in 1998.

In 1997, Young met a younger feminine emcee at Slip-N-Slide Data who would find yourself changing into the enduring feminine rapper Trina, and in 1998, for www.thug.com, the pair turned heads in direction of their hometown with the discharge of the hit single ‘Naan N*gga’. 

Trick Daddy is a legend. Nevertheless, he has just lately responded to the viral Club Shay Shay interview Shannon Sharpe had with Katt Williams, throughout which the comic geared toward Steve Harvey, Ricky Smiley, Cedric The Entertainer, Diddy, Faizon Love and extra.

Taking to Instagram Dwell on January 4th, Young lashed out at Williams for his interview, exclaiming, “Katt Williams, your little pussy ass get on the Sharpe show and get in your lil’ bitch-ass feelings and get in ways, and you say all type of shit you ain’t supposed to say!”

The Ohio comedian has beforehand made jokes referencing Trick Daddy, and the Florida rapper referenced them in his broadcast, stating, “You said some slick shit about me in one of your stand-ups. You was being sarcastic, saying that if Trick Daddy can own a restaurant, you can do anything!”

He continued, “Well , n*gga, you bulldagging looking ass fuck n*gga, keep my name out your mouth. I’m not no comedian. I’m a street n*gga first. Keep my name out your mouth, bitch-ass n*gga. Keep Rickey Smiley name out your mouth too. Keep all OG’s names out your mouth.”

Expressing his hatred for Katt Williams and revealing he doesn’t like his humour, Young declared, I instructed folks that I didn’t suppose you was humorous; I ain’t by no means mentioned I didn’t such as you. I truly noticed you at some point, and I used to be laughing my ass off. Keep in mind when that little boy put you in a headlock? I used to be crying fucking laughing.”

Young concluded by ensuring Williams was conscious of how un-funny he considers him, hollering, “Listen, man. Stop talking about other n*ggas to be relevant. I’m with whatever you with, n*gga. Everybody you told a story about got more money than me and you; you on my level, bitch-ass n*gga. You ain’t funny, you a fucking joke.”

Many individuals responded to Katt Williams’ interview upon its launch, and his controversial feedback took the African-American neighborhood by storm because the comic vowed to show Hollywood and unmask his friends.