Comedian Cat Williams has once again captured headlines with his controversial remarks, this time aiming at none other than Beyoncé. Known for exposing the dark side of Hollywood and the entertainment industry, Cat’s comments during his recent appearance on the podcast “Naked with Carrie Champion” have left fans speculating about his indirect but clear reference to Beyoncé. The claims suggest that some of the most iconic figures in entertainment, including Beyoncé, have benefited from questionable dealings behind the scenes.

During the podcast, Cat Williams delved into shady dealings in the industry, pointing to examples like Janet Jackson’s infamous 2004 Super Bowl wardrobe malfunction. According to Williams, the incident was no accident, but rather a calculated event that resulted in the downfall of Janet Jackson’s career while boosting Justin Timberlake’s success. Cat argued that these incidents, designed to tarnish one star while elevating another, highlight the industry’s manipulative tactics.

This type of calculated behavior, he implied, may explain Beyoncé’s sustained dominance in the music industry. While Cat did not directly accuse Beyoncé, his remarks led fans to draw connections between his claims and her career’s unparalleled trajectory.

Williams hinted at Beyoncé’s rise to fame by stepping on other artists. In the early 2000s, Beyoncé and Amerie were often compared, particularly for their similar musical styles. Fans speculated that Beyoncé may have taken elements of Amerie’s sound for her hit song “Crazy in Love.” Despite the initial backlash, the issue was soon buried, and Amerie’s career faded, while Beyoncé’s soared. Some have questioned whether Beyoncé’s connections within the industry helped suppress these accusations and eliminate her competition, solidifying her uncontested position.

The Bailey sisters, Chloe and Halle, have also been cited as victims of Beyoncé’s influence. Signed to Beyoncé’s label, Parkwood Entertainment, fans expected their careers to flourish under her mentorship. However, Chloe Bailey’s debut album, In Pieces (2023), sold only 10,000 units in its first week. Fans were quick to blame Beyoncé for not promoting the album or supporting her proteges.

Despite the underwhelming results, Chloe defended Beyoncé, attributing the lack of success to “politics.”

Rapper Azealia Banks is another outspoken critic of Beyoncé. She has accused the pop icon of sabotaging Black voices and manipulating her public image. Banks claims that Beyoncé has consistently tried to overshadow other artists and diminish their contributions. Similarly, singer Kelis criticized Beyoncé for allegedly sampling one of her songs without permission on the Renaissance album. Kelis expressed her frustration over the disrespect and lack of acknowledgment from Beyoncé’s camp.

While Cat Williams’ remarks may be indirect, they have reignited conversations about the dark side of celebrity power and influence. Whether or not the claims hold weight, they offer a glimpse into the complex and often cutthroat nature of the entertainment industry, where success may come at the cost of others.