Tyler Perry BRUTALLY WARNS Katt Williams For Calling Him Oprah’s POWER SLAVE Get ready for
BREAKING NEWS as Tyler Perry issues a BRUTAL WARNING to Katt Williams for his comments about being Oprah’s POWER DOG!
In this explosive development, Tyler Perry’s response sparks a heated debate and controversy.
The scandal unfolds as he addresses Katt Williams’ remarks, providing insight into the situation.
Join us for the latest celebrity gossip and scandals as Tyler Perry dishes on the warning, delivering an unfiltered account that raises questions about the dynamics within the entertainment industry!
In summary, Cat Williams and several other celebrities, including 50 Cent, Ludacris, and Dave Chappelle, have criticized Oprah Winfrey and Tyler Perry for their alleged negative impact on black entertainers.
The accusations include claims of blacklisting, lowballing, and setting up black actors for embarrassment.
The controversy began when Mo’Nique accused Oprah and Tyler of manipulating careers within Hollywood, particularly referencing her own experience with the film “Precious.”
Mo’Nique claimed she was undervalued in her role in “Precious” and faced backlash when she refused to participate in promotional press runs without additional compensation.
This led to Oprah and Tyler allegedly orchestrating a campaign to tarnish Mo’Nique’s professional reputation, causing her to face challenges and conflicts in the industry.
Further allegations involve Oprah including Mo’Nique’s abusive family members in an interview without her full approval, leading to strained relationships.
Other celebrities like 50 Cent expressed their disappointment with Oprah for not inviting him on her show, while Ludacris accused her of editing his responses to make him look bad during an interview about the movie “Crash.”
The overall sentiment from these celebrities is that Oprah and Tyler Perry, instead of using their positions to uplift the black community, have been accused of working against the interests of black entertainers.
Despite the outcry, Oprah and Tyler Perry have not shown remorse or accountability, according to the critics.
Katt Williams Shares He Made Shannon Sharpe Tons Of Money For ‘Club Shay Shay’ Interview – CH News
Shannon Sharpe has finally expressed that Katt Williams interview on his podcast Club Shay Shay would generate a lot of money after it’s release.
Katt Williams would share Sharpe’s comments.
The year’s most viral interview is making Unc a pretty penny.
Amid all the conversation generated around Shannon Sharpe’s Jan. 3 “Club Shay Shay” podcast with Katt Williams is a topic that many aspiring YouTubers would love to know: Exactly how much is Sharpe getting paid for the interview heard ‘round the world?
As of this writing Saturday morning, the full interview is at 55 million views. For context, the second-most-watched Club Shay Shay interview is Steve Harvey’s from last spring, with 10 million views. None of the numerous celebrity interviews in the history of the podcast — which released its first episode in September 2020 — even come close.
When Sharpe spoke with us Wednesday, the Williams interview hadn’t quite reached 54 million views, which means it’s netted over a million extra views in three days — three weeks after it dropped. They may need to redefine “viral” to account for this.
How do YouTubers get paid?
As much as young folks aspire to be professional YouTubers, it’s no mean feat: you need many millions of views just to eke out a living. YouTube won’t even start cutting checks until you consistently churn out videos that get 100,000 views at bare minimum.
From there, it’s a matter of luck and finding a niche, so you need to get creative if you want to get anywhere in spitting distance of Mr. Beast, a 25-year-old dude from North Carolina who is worth more than $50 million thanks to racking up some 35 billion views since he got started in 2012. (Having stellar production values helps as well.)
Only YouTube knows the exact specifics regarding how it pays its creators, but there are a few basics: It pays content creators part of ad revenue, which is greater the longer the video since YouTube runs ads every five to eight minutes. If you sat through the whole 2-hour-46-minute Williams interview and you don’t pay for YouTube Premium, you got hit with about 20 or so ads.
YouTube calculates payment by RPM, or revenue per thousand views. It takes about 55 percent of the money from advertisers and gives the creator 45 percent. Figure that comes out to about $10 to $12 per thousand views in the creator’s hands.
So how much did Sharpe net for Williams’ “Club Shay Shay?”
Given that revenue split, figure Sharpe netted about $660,000 (and counting) for the main interview.
However, Sharpe and his team did what many content creators do: Split the interview up in separate clips that are also monetized. Since the Williams interview is almost three hours long, it’s split up into 37 separate clips, each of which have between hundreds of thousands and millions of views.
The clip of the interview’s first 35 minutes, when Williams caught Sharpe off-guard by going thermonuclear, has nearly 8 million views — alone besting all Club Shay Shay videos outside of the full Williams interview and the full Steve Harvey interview. That clip alone will net Sharpe between $90,000 and $100,000 if no one else watches it after today.
