Beanie Sigel Defends Katt Williams After Fight at Concert
Beanie Sigel won’t be performing in his hometown anymore. The Philadelphia rapper made the announcement after Katt Williams was involved in an altercation at one of his concerts.
In an Instagram post, Beans stepped to the comedian’s defense by dispelling rumors of alleged drug use.
“Fuck the speculation talk over stupid ni**as dig this,” he wrote. “@kattpackallday is far from any negative accolades you assholes want to attached to him. His turn up is just different. He don’t need Molly cocaine or any other dumbass drug you stupid ass n***** think he on.”
The former Roc-A-Fella signee also denied that Williams gave him a car to resolve a gambling debt.
“Katt got bread,” Sigel added. “So why would he have to settle a dice game debt with a car stupid. If he lost 300,000 to me it would have been in cash he got it. So no shit heads there was no dice game.. The man has a level of love and respect for me that he feels most who claim they do especially from my city don’t show.. The car was a gift that was put in place days before him even coming to Philly for his show.. He drove tha car himself from Georgia to personally deliver it to me himself.”
Sigel went on to explain why he won’t be performing more shows in Philly.
“Now as for my show at the Troc who has the WORST! Security staff in the world,” he continued. “I came there with my family only no goons or so called friends. my wife my mother brother sisters and my 65 year old uncle who never saw me perform before. so for the level of disrespect that was shown to me my family and KATT I will never I mean NEVER do a show in Philadelphia again!!!!. A good friend of mine once told me ‘a wise man dont learn from his own mistakes he learns from the mistakes of others’… SOMEBODY SHOULD’VE LEARNED YOU!”
Footage of Williams’ altercation surfaced online following Beans’ concert on Sunday (March 6). In the clip, the comedian can be seen charging an unknown man before a commotion ensues.
Katt Williams has lost his mind: https://t.co/vC75UJU0Vi
— College Sports Only (@CollegeSportsO) March 7, 2016
The comic addressed the altercation in a subsequent video. “Ain’t no ni**a pop me in my motherfuckin’ face,” he said. “I’m still talking as reckless as I was talking about the show the prior evening.”