Bobb’e J. Thompson Defends Katt Williams, All for Exposing Joke Stealers ‘Wild ‘N Out’s King Bobb’e J Katt Said What He Said … Joke Stealers Need to Be Shamed!!! 1/5/2024 2:23 PM PT Katt Williams can count on at least one comedic ally after his royal roast of Kevin Hart , Steve Harvey Cedric the Entertainer — “Wild ‘N Out” vet Bobb’e J. Thompson cosigns everything Katt’s saying!!! We linked with Bobb’e in Hollywood to discuss Katt’s super-viral sit-down on Shannon Sharpe ‘s podcast as the numbers for the nearly 3-hour chitchat breached 15 million views in just a couple of days. Many comedians and even rappers such as Ludacris and Trick Daddy , took Katt’s unfiltered thoughts as fightin’ words . TD suggested he’s ready to get physical, as he reminded Katt he’s from the streets. But, Bobb’e tells us there’s never any reason to rumble over a joke … unless you can fight, and he says Katt has no issues in the fisticuffs department. He also doesn’t feel like Katt spoke out a turn, especially in the pursuit of being credited for his work. I don’t even know why I’m surprised at — JJ.eth (@jjrichardson_) January 5, 2024 @jjrichardson_ Steve Harvey to be honest, stealing this Katt Williams joke too, birds of a feather him, Rickey Smiley and Cedric the Entertainer all the same Cabal of Haters😂 pic.twitter.com/3JmFEF53m0 Katt accused guys like Steve and Ced of stealing his material over the years, and even had damning allegations for Michael Blackson … claiming the Nigerian accent is faker than everything sold on Canal Street. Bobb’e worked with both Katt and Michael on “Wild ‘N Out” and can’t confirm or deny Mike’s 24/7 speaking patterns … but does say tensions will arise if a joke gets stolen on the ‘WNO’ set. In the meantime, seems like Katt reigns as the people’s champ.
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“The problem with ‘Friday After Next’ is we’re trying to make a classic comedy, and this comedy involves a rape, and rape is never funny,” Williams explained on the ‘Club Shay Shay’ podcast.
Kevin Hart has addressed Katt Williams’ remarks about himself and other comedians once again and this time had some fun with his peer. During the NBA Unplugged broadcast of the game between the New York Knicks and Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, Hart and his crew, the Plastic Cup Boyz, were commentating on the game when Williams became the topic of discussion. The longtime friends relentlessly joked about the 52-year-old comic for coming at Hart during his appearance on Club Shay Shay last week. “Another fun fact about the New York Knicks, I don’t know if you guys know this, but Katt Williams bought the Knicks, and it’s rumored that he took the Knicks back, returned them with a receipt,” Hart said. “He’s the first person to ever do that. He bought them for 15 days and returned them. That’s another fun fact about the New York Knicks.” Hart continued dragging Williams by making fun of the comment he made about reading 3,000 books as a kid alongside the Plastic Cup Boyz. According to Hart, Williams got accepted to Delaware State University at seven years old, and it never made the news. “The biggest secret in the world,” Hart said in between his laughter. “Smartest kid to ever do it, they kept it a secret for 48 years. They kept it a secret it just dropped on us.” Hart didn’t stop there as the game cut away to Ja Morant walking into the arena, and the comedian said another fun fact was that Williams dropped off the Memphis Grizzlies All-Star. He also said his fellow comedian has a basketball court in his living room and is the first to “embrace a hardwood floor.” Hart first responded to Williams’ comments about him in an X post where he said his comedic brethren needed to let go of all that “hate.” “Gotta get that anger up [out you], champ… It’s honestly sad,” the Philadelphia native wrote. “In the meantime, please enjoy MY MOVIE TRAILER to my next film, “LIFT,” which will be dropping on [Netflix] in eight days! There is a moment in the trailer where [Gugu Mbatha-Raw] says, “They Really Love You”…I now know she’s talking about Katt.”
“Together in another universe”: Rumoured ex’s Aditya Roy Kapur- Shraddha Kapoor exchange warm hugs, lovingly smile at each other; fans cry happy tears – IBTimes India
Back in 2013, Shraddha Kapoor and Aditya Roy Kapur weaved magic on-screen with their stellar performance in ‘Aashiqui 2’ as ‘Rahul’ and ‘Aarohi’ from their tragic love story.
Several reports suggested that Shraddha and Aditya were in a relationship. However, the couple never spoke or denied anything about their relationship and always kept mum.
Duo had a small reunion at T-Series Ganpati darshan
On Wednesday, Shraddha and Aditya were snapped together after 10 years and fans just couldn’t keep calm. Aditya and Shraddha bumped into each other at Ganesh Chaturthi Puja.
They shared a warm hug and exchanged a few words after meeting
Aditya looked dapper in a light blue shirt and white pants. While Shraddha looked as bright as a sunshine in yellow-hued printed suit.
Adhishra fans had tears of joy upon seeing Shraddha Kapoor and Aditya Roy Kapur hugging each other lovingly.
They took to social media and expressed their happiness. A section of Netizens was of the view that the couple
Netizens react
A user said, “Sharadha is far better than that struggle queen..”
Another mentioned, “Why this feels badrealizing they’re not together feels so illegal..”
The third one mentioned, “Someone bring these two back please.”
The fourth user averred, “Aditya seems so happy..”
The fifth user said, “Together In another universe”.
“He still looks at her like she is his prettiest view”, said a user.
The couple have a huge fandom and their fans want them to do a movie together.
Aditya and Shraddha were rumoured to be dating each other right after the release of Mohit Suri’s ‘Aashiqui 2’. The pair fell for each other while shooting for the film. However, Shraddha’s family did not approve of their relationship.
When asked about true love in general, she said, “Jo bepanah mohabbat hoti hai – aashiqui jaise, vo bahut rare hoti hai. (One must never let true love ever go ..Whoever gets it, do not let that person go.”
Aditya and Shraddha were seen in ‘Ok Jaanu’ which was a remake of the Tamil hit ‘OK Kanmani’.
For the unversed, Aditya is rumoured to be dating Ananya Panday, while Shraddha was dating photographer Rohan Shrestha. However, the duo have parted ways.
45 Funny And Polite Memes That Don’t Laugh At Anyone’s Expense, As Shared By This Facebook Page
As many great comedians will tell you, jokes don’t have to be at the expense of someone else. And while dark humor might be popular amongst some audiences, I’ve always believed that the most brilliant jokes are those that anyone can appreciate, as we all deserve to enjoy our daily dose of laughter.
So if you’re looking for some wholesome and uplifting memes that the whole family can enjoy, you’ve come to the right place. We took a trip to the Kind Humour Facebook group and gathered some of our favorite silly posts to share with you pandas down below. Keep reading to also find conversations with the creator of Kind Humour, Sheryl Hill, and one of the group’s Moderators, Kathleen Blanchard, and be sure to upvote the sweet memes that bring a smile to your face!
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Like beauty and taste, comedy is subjective. So there are always going to be certain individuals pushing the idea that offending audiences is inevitable in comedy. According to Ricky Gervais, “You can’t make a joke that someone, somewhere, won’t find offensive, so you shouldn’t try.” But is that true? Is every single joke going to hurt someone’s feelings? Well, one group that’s questioning that idea is Kind Humour.
This Facebook group was created in 2015 by Sheryl Hill and has amassed an impressive 159k members since then. We got in touch with Sheryl via Facebook, and lucky for us, she was happy to have a chat with Bored Panda about the origins and the spirit of the group. “I started Kind Humour about eight years ago–although I didn’t know at that time that ‘Kind’ was what I was looking for and that our ‘Humour’ would be international,” she noted.
“The first few years, I kept the group small and personal by only accepting member requests from people who correctly answered the membership questions. It was at this stage that the group voted to be clean and polite,” Sheryl explained.
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Sheryl shared that in May 2022, Facebook changed the definition of public groups, making them now include almost all applicants. “I decided to grow the group by featuring members’ top posts (chosen based on the extent to which they are in the spirit of the group and the most popular),” the Admin explained. “We now feature top posts roughly two months later– which is why I have three accounts (Facebook had a bit of indigestion when I started scheduling over 1200 posts on one account).”
Sheryl noted that this also meant the group needed clearer boundaries in order to work towards the goal of ‘humor-at-no-one’s-expense,’ given that an increasing number of the people who saw their posts were not familiar with their rules or style. “We continually learn from Posts That Go Wrong– aka our mistakes!” Sheryl says.
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Sheryl also says that moderation is essential to having boundaries that protect the spirit of kindness, so members feel safe in being playful. “Our mods agreed they would like to see our group grow, and they do a LOT of work every day making it happen!”
“One of our several secret weapons (but not very secret) is our rules, with which we try to describe to others what happens in our group,” the Admin continued. “Excellent posts are also essential to maintaining group spirit.”
“I confess that I got nervous when posts began pouring in last spring, and I reacted by limiting posts,” Sheryl admitted. “Well, that was a bad idea! I apologize to members who became discouraged, and I hope you will try again!”
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Kathleen Blanchard, who’s been a Moderator for Kind Humour since not long after the group began, also took the time to share her thoughts with Bored Panda. “When I was asked if I would like to help as a moderator, because the group was already growing so fast, Sheryl explained to me that she wanted a ‘safe place’ for people to come and share humor,” Kathleen says.
“She was explicit that the group is a worry-free zone where there will be no conflict, no bullying, no correcting others, no grammar policing, and that posts that could be approved must be clean, and never at the expense of any generation, nationality, religious, cultural or other. There are times, honestly, when this takes a good bit of mindfulness,” the Moderator continued.
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As far as why it’s so important to share humor that’s not at anyone’s expense, Kathleen says it’s “because the internet has become rife with bickering and bullying. It’s a platform that influences people. Being a positive influence could, in my opinion, change people.”
“It’s a way of promoting empathy, and it’s a way to help others develop new perspectives, such as being more mindful during everyday interactions – simply being kinder,” the Moderator shared.
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Kathleen also shared that her personal favorite posts that appear in the group usually include Dad-joke type humor. “They fit in nicely with the theme of the group,” she says.
Sheryl also tagged some of the group’s top posts for me to check out. Some are group activity questions that invite members to share, while others are posts participating in some of their daily themes, such as #Caturday, #SundayAww, #MondayArtMusicScience, #TVMovieTuesday, #Dognesday, #LiteraryThursday, and #FoodFunFriday. Sheryl even shared the group’s top post of all time with me, which apparently caught the attention of many Jeep lovers.
There are a wide variety of posts in Kind Humour, but one thing’s for sure: they’re all wholesome and fun!
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Running a page this large and successful takes a lot of time and effort, though. Sheryl shared with Bored Panda that she typically tries to schedule activity posts months in advance. “I doubt anyone wants to know this, but I used hashtags to identify top posts until last spring when Facebook stopped hashtags, and I had to begin keeping track of them by scheduling them out,” the Admin explained. “I miss the hashtags, but scheduling top posts out approximately 8 weeks on the day after they appear is more efficient and sustainable.”
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We also asked Sheryl what her thoughts were on people who believe humor has to be edgy or push the envelope to be funny. “I would say that conflict, criticism, and ridicule are the norm on social media. It is not new anymore,” she noted.
“Getting a large group of people of different political parties and different religions and different cultures and different countries to interact creatively and kindly is new and challenging and even life-changing: it turns out that there are many kinds of humor at others’ expense which aren’t obvious until someone says, ‘Ouch!’” Sheryl continued.
“It was because members said ‘ouch’ that we chose to require polite language. I hadn’t planned for the group to be ‘clean,’ but clearly some people were hurt when it wasn’t. Polite interaction is at no one’s expense,” she explained.
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“You may say that people who are banned (and we ban many people every day) are harmed,” Sheryl continued. “But one of the things I tell the mods is that no one has ever been seriously injured by being banned from a Facebook group. It is a learning experience that helps people grow. And having ‘learning experiences that help us grow’ is one of the ways the envelope gets pushed.”
“Our group might even be considered subversive because members are encouraged to interact with people they had thought were their enemies– and sometimes find to their surprise that they have common ground,” she added.
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Sheryl also invited the members of Kind Humour to share their thoughts on the group for Bored Panda, and it’s clear from their reactions how wonderful of a space it is. “I love that it is a place to laugh at our common everyday humanity even when we are oceans apart,” Nancy Seydell wrote. “It is a safe and fun place to be, and I appreciate it, and the work you do to maintain it!”
“Kind Humour has become my safe space and soft place to land within a troubling virtual (and actual) world of increasing hostility, divisiveness and vindictiveness,” wrote Evan Ardelle. “Here I have found a delightful community where we have learned to laugh at ourselves, to laugh with each other, and to celebrate others in our group, including their differences, points of view and other unique qualities. The way we’ve been able to get along so well in Kind Humour since its inception has helped to restore my faith in humanity to a large degree.”
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We hope you’re enjoying these wholesome and uplifting memes, pandas. They’re appropriate for the whole family, and you don’t have to hesitate before sharing them with colleagues or neighbors! Keep upvoting the pics that make you chuckle, and then if you’re interested in reading another Bored Panda article, you can find one featuring even more sweet memes right here!
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Kay Adams tells Paige Spiranac ‘big names’ want to caddy for her after she agreed to play a round with golf’s glamor girl: ‘It’s shocking and crazy’ | Daily Mail Online
Kay Adams says she has been blown away by the number of ‘big names’ who want to caddy for her after she agreed to a round of golf with Paige Spiranac.
Adams, an American sportscaster and TV personality, gave the green light to play golf with Spiranac after being told by a fan they would make a great match on the course.
She replied: ‘If she has the patience for me, why not’.
Spiranac welcomed the idea of a round with Adams, with the popular golf influencer responding to say that she was ‘so down’.
In light of the exchange, Adams invited Spiranac onto her FanDuel NFL show ‘Up & Adams’ last week, where they discussed their recent pledge to enjoy a game together.
Kay Adams (left) says ‘big names’ have offered to caddy for her if she plays golf with Paige Spiranac (right)
Adams agreed to a round with glamorous golf influencer Spiranac (pictured) earlier this month
If she has the patience for me, why not
— Kay Adams (@heykayadams)
And Adams told the glamorous golf star she has been inundated with some ‘shocking and crazy’ offers to caddy for her during the round with Spiranac – who has close to four million followers on Instagram.
She said: ‘The amount of men in my life in the past 48 hours who have hit me up to say, “hey Kay, I haven’t talked to you in a while. How are you doing?” I’m like, why are people coming out of the damn woodwork right now?
‘And it’s because of you, Paige, because they’re seeing this headline of us golfing together.
‘The amount of men who have volunteered to caddy this golf thing between you and I is shocking and crazy and I’m talking about some big names.’
Spiranac has spent over seven years in professional golf after debuting on the Cactus Tour at the Las Colinas club in Queen Creek, Arizona back in 2016.
That was where she claimed her only tour win to date after a sudden-death victory over Hannah O’Sullivan, the top-ranked amateur in the world at the time.
Despite agreeing to play golf with her, Adams feels she may have bitten off a little more than she could chew, with the 37-year-old instead proposing a mini-golf battle.
The American sportscaster has been blown away by the number of caddy offers she has had
But she has proposed a mini-golf battle with Spiranac featuring some tequila shots instead
‘Part of me thinks maybe putt-putt, some sort of windmill situation, I’m hitting it into a clown’s mouth and then we take some tequila shots,’ she said on Up & Adams.
‘Does that sound good to you, Paige?’
Spiranac replied: ‘100 percent on the tequila shots, but it’s really funny because everyone believes if you’re good at golf, you’ll be good at putt-putt, but it’s actually the direct opposite.
‘I’m a horrendous putt-putt player, but I can crush it on the golf course. So I actually think it’d be a good match between us.’
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