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Cat Williams, a well-known comedian, has been vocal about his belief that Hollywood elites control black celebrities, often humiliating them for financial gain.

He argues that incidents like Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the Oscars are orchestrated to demean black stars while monetizing their public disgrace.

Cat also notes that many black actors are pressured into wearing dresses on screen as part of their progression in Hollywood, citing Kevin Hart’s appearance on SNL and Dave Chappelle’s refusal to wear a dress during a movie.

Williams and Chappelle, despite their success, have faced resistance from mainstream Hollywood due to their refusal to conform to these pressures, which Williams attributes to their opposition to the so-called “Illuminati.” He shares that speaking out against powerful figures in the industry has led to him being vilified by the media, but he accepts it as part of the cost of not conforming.

Cat also reflects on how other influential figures like Martin Luther King Jr. faced similar smear campaigns, suggesting that speaking truth to power often comes with severe consequences. Despite this, he remains resolute in his stance against Hollywood’s manipulative practices.

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