The provided text appears to be a transcript of a conversation between Shannon Sharpe and Cat Williams on Club Shay Shay, where Cat Williams addresses false claims made by Ricky Smiley regarding his involvement in the movie “Friday After Next.” Williams refutes Smiley’s assertion that he was supposed to play the role of Money Mike, stating that he himself auditioned for and ultimately portrayed the character. He also disputes Smiley’s claim about being considered for the role of Santa Claus, highlighting the implausibility of casting a 5’5″ actor as Santa Claus. Williams asserts that Smiley’s alleged bitterness over not getting the role led him to spread false narratives about the movie.

Furthermore, Williams criticizes Smiley’s acting abilities, suggesting that Smiley’s portrayal of Money Mike would have included a controversial and unfunny scene involving rape, which Williams successfully argued against during the film’s production. He also accuses Smiley of lying to boost his own reputation and career, referencing a contractual clause requiring Smiley to wear a dress in future collaborations, insinuating that Smiley’s willingness to do so demonstrates his lack of credibility as an actor.

In addition to addressing Smiley’s claims, Williams discusses similar instances involving other comedians, such as Cedric the Entertainer allegedly stealing his jokes. Williams emphasizes the importance of honesty and integrity in the entertainment industry and expresses his frustration with individuals who spread falsehoods for personal gain.

Overall, the transcript showcases Williams’ candidness and his commitment to setting the record straight regarding his involvement in “Friday After Next” and other aspects of his career, while also shedding light on the complexities and challenges of navigating the entertainment industry.