But fear not, dear readers, because Sharpe took a moment during Nightcap to set the record straight. In a conversation with Chad Ochocinco, he addressed the critics who felt he should've been more of a gatekeeper during the comedic chaos. According to Sharpe, the uproar wasn't about journalistic integrity; it was about the sheer magnitude of the interview's viral success.
"Sometimes the only success they get to taste is taking a bite out of you," Sharpe cleverly remarked. He defended his decision not to cut off Katt's comedic tirade, pointing out that a staggering 30 million people have tuned in to watch the interview on YouTube. That's more eyeballs than some sporting events can boast – sorry, Cowboys fans!
Sharpe playfully added, "That's what you're mad about. You're not mad that I let Katt spill the tea on his comedian buddies or that I didn't play hardball with him. No, you're mad because I brought in the audience like a Katt chasing a laser pointer."
In a world where everyone's a critic, Sharpe emphasized that he never claimed to be a traditional journalist. "I'm an entertainer," he declared, reminding folks to turn to '60 Minutes' for hard-hitting questions. "If you want to dive deep, go to Lester Holt. If you want a good laugh and some celebrity scoop, Club Shay Shay is your spot."
As for Katt Williams' comedic gems during the interview, it seems like Sharpe hit the jackpot. The interview wasn't just a touchdown; it was a comedy slam dunk. And as the Club Shay Shay subscribers and Instagram followers multiplied faster than Katt's punchlines, Sharpe made it clear that he's onto something big.
So, let's tip our hats to Sharpe and appreciate the art of letting Katt be Katt. After all, in the world of interviews, sometimes you need a touch of unpredictability, a dash of laughter, and a sprinkle of Katt-titude.
PUBLISHED 9TH JAN
BY 4L ADMIN
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