Comedian Katt Williams stirred attention after appearing on Shannon Sharpe's "Club Shay Shay" show, going on a verbal spree targeting several stars, notably comedian Kevin Hart. Williams expressed that in 15 years, no one remembers Hart's sold-out shows or standing ovations at comedy clubs in Hollywood. He further critiqued Hart's movie choices, asserting that some scripts passed to Hart were altered versions of his own, emphasizing his refusal to compromise on certain elements.

Williams didn't reserve his remarks solely for Hart; he also discussed comedians Steve Harvey and Cedric the Entertainer during the extensive interview. The spat between Williams and Hart isn't new; it dates back to 2018 when Hart defended Tiffany Haddish against Williams' critique.

In response to Williams' recent comments, Hart has taken to social media, promoting his upcoming Netflix film "Lift" and seemingly dismissing Williams' remarks. Hart addressed Williams' past behavior and alleged drug abuse, emphasizing the need for personal accountability. Haddish revealed that Williams had apologized to her, sharing a picture of Williams bowing to her at the Emmys.

After Williams' appearance, Hart posted his reaction on social media, encouraging people to watch his movie trailer while seemingly making light of the situation with Williams.

Hart's response suggested a dismissal of Williams' comments and an emphasis on promoting his upcoming film. This exchange marks a continuation of a longstanding dispute between the two comedians.

Gotta get that anger up outcha champ….It’s honestly sad. In the meantime…. Please enjoy MY MOVIE TRAILER to my next film “LIFT” which will be dropping on @netflix in 8 days!!!!! There is a moment in the trailer where @gugumbatharaw says “They Really Love You” ….I now know… pic.twitter.com/vM8PhVoC08

— Kevin Hart (@KevinHart4real) January 4, 2024