"Are You Telling Me to Eat My Friends?"... Katt Williams Returns as a Farmer in Netflix's 'The Last Report'

"I bought cows, pigs, chickens... I got all the delicious ones. But I haven't killed a single one in four years. These are my friends!"

The 'living legend' of American comedy and troublemaker, Katt Williams, has returned with his signature high-pitched voice. This time, he has become a farmer preaching conspiracy theories.

According to Netflix on the 11th (Korean time), Williams' fourth stand-up comedy special 'The Last Report' was released worldwide on the 10th. In this work directed by Troy Miller, Williams presents his trademark conspiracy theories and sharp satire on global affairs, while also revealing an unexpected 'farm life' that brings laughter.

◆ "I thought they would be cracklings, but they became friends"

In the trailer, he boasts, "I bought all the animals that would become cracklings (fried pig skin)," but ironically questions, "Do I have to eat these?" humorously unraveling the struggles of a rookie farmer in his fourth year who has become friends with the animals. Of course, his storytelling doesn't stop there. His bold views piercing through the behind-the-scenes stories of celebrities and the complex global situation remain sharp.

◆ Second prime, running through the 'Golden Age'

Williams is currently at a career high. His previous special, the 2024 'Woke Foke', recorded 13.1 million views, becoming the most-watched comedy special on Netflix that year. Additionally, his three-hour exposé on former NFL star Shannon Sharpe's podcast 'Club Shay Shay' in January 2024 heated up the internet with over 86 million views on YouTube.

Riding this momentum, he is currently on the 'The Golden Age Tour', touring 25 cities in North America. Starting from Ontario, California on January 23, he has sold out arenas in major cities like Atlanta, Washington D.C., and Chicago, continuing his vigorous pace until May.

Katt Williams, who won an Emmy for his role in the 2018 drama 'Atlanta', has also gained recognition for his acting skills. As GQ's 'Person of the Year', his microphone remains hot even in 2026.