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Katt Williams is one of the most brilliant, controversial, and misunderstood figures in modern comedy. In this Built in Black documentary, we break down how Katt Williams turned raw talent, fearless truth-telling, and sold-out comedy tours into millions — and why his financial journey has been anything but simple.

Born Micah Sierra Williams, Katt Williams rose from homelessness and street hustling to becoming one of the most influential stand-up comedians of his generation. With iconic specials like The Pimp Chronicles, legendary performances, and unforgettable roles in Friday After Next, The Boondocks, and Atlanta, Katt built real wealth outside traditional Hollywood control. But his refusal to play industry games came with a cost.

This episode explores Katt Williams’ net worth, how he made his money through comedy, acting, and streaming deals, and the legal battles, controversies, and betrayals that quietly drained millions from his empire. We examine how fame, truth, and independence collide — and why Katt’s story is less about failure and more about survival in an industry that punishes defiance.

From sold-out arenas to courtrooms, from viral moments to financial setbacks, this is the untold money story behind Katt Williams. Not gossip. Not headlines. Just the real blueprint — and the real price.

If you’re interested in Black wealth, celebrity finances, comedy history, and the cost of telling the truth, this episode is for you.

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