The Truth Behind Cat Williams' Accusations: My Interview with Michael Blackon

💡Cat Williams lied so convincingly that Michael Blackon believed his false accusations, highlighting Williams' exceptional storytelling skills.

🎭Blackon explains that his African accent is not fake, but rather a performance tool he uses as a comedian to enhance his characters and skits.

💼Williams advised Blackon to dress for the position he aspires to be in, which helped him transform his appearance and persona for success in the industry.

🌍To become a prominent figure in African comedy, Williams suggested opening a school in Africa as a way to give back and nurture young talent.

💰Blackon reveals that Williams got upset when talking about money, showing his true persona and emphasizing the importance of financial discussions.

Is Cat Williams' African accent fake?

—No, it is not. Michael Blackon confirms that Williams' accent is a performance tool used in his comedy acts.

Did Steve Harvey wear a wig?

—Yes, Steve Harvey had a wig earlier in his career, although he eventually embraced his natural hair.

What advice did Williams give Blackon?

—Williams advised Blackon to dress for the position he aspires to be in, emphasizing the importance of appearance in the industry.

How did Blackon transform his appearance?

—Following Williams' advice, Blackon made changes to his wardrobe, grooming, and overall persona to align with his career goals.

Why did Williams suggest opening a school in Africa?

—Williams believed that opening a school in Africa would contribute to the growth of African comedy and provide opportunities for aspiring comedians.

00:05Michael Blackon discusses the interview with Cat Williams and the impact of his convincing storytelling skills.

00:21Williams advised Blackon to dress for the position he aspires to be in and shared the importance of appearance.

00:37To become a prominent figure in African comedy, Williams suggested opening a school in Africa.

01:13The discussion shifts to the authenticity of Williams' African accent, with Blackon affirming its genuine nature.

02:05Blackon debunks the accusations of Williams having a fake African accent, highlighting the comedy elements in his performances.