What did this guy do other than making leftists propaganda about how America is racist and putting people against each other for having different political opinions??
I like how he called out the reporter for making the assumption that society is always right. He clearly and spot on told her no it’s not that cut and dry.
"There is no line, since half of Society is looking at the line from different positions", or words to that effect, was brilliant! I have listened to Dave Chappelle and I don't hear anything offensive. For example, when Dave was dancing with someone whom he thought was a Woman and it turned out "she" was a Transvestite, he initially registered his disappointment in "her" not being a traditional woman. And then he said: "Well, there are only two songs left, so let's keep dancing!" BTW, I am a White Guy!
How did she assume society is always right? She asks him if he thinks Dave crossed the line but the larger question becomes, what is the actual line and who decides what it is. To which she implies society makes that decision, not that the decision they make is always going to be right one.
@@mkhuselimazungula6345 Chappelle shared his experience. You can't tell someone their experience is out of line bc that's not your call and it's not your experience. The man is allowed to think outside of the confines of your personal thought and he's not the only one who thinks this way either. In no way was he out of line- but you acting like you have power and say over what he can and can't say is definitely out of line.
Trevor has been enormously helpful to our American democracy. He has exposed many glaring inequities in our society. He is an educator, a bridge builder, and a promoter of justice. He is also incredibly funny. I am so grateful for his time on The Daily Show.
I think the combo of his being an outsider from a very different country, having a less-common accent, not looking too black (sorry I even think this, but I believe this helped 'soften' his acceptance by some on the Right), and being an intelligent comedian helped him see stuff which we in the US were perhaps numb to. He put a basically non-threatening spin on it which helped us see it from a new perspective. It's almost like he was an alien, and we watched wondering, 'What would he notice next?'
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@@annetteyoutube742 You mean like in his HBO comedy special before TDS where he says black people in America are not African American and that it's disgraceful to Africans to say they are....
Been watching him for yeeaaaaarrs!! Honestly, when he speaks his intelligence is at another level. I can dare to say, I feel he is one of the World's most intelligent persons, his words always have a message. I wish him the BEST in whatever he decides to do next & I'll continue to be a Fan 🏆🏆🏆👏👏👏
Highly recommend Trevor's book, Born A Crime. Have loved his show. The last episode Thursday was really special. At the end the producers had the audience stand and sing, "You'll never walk alone." Trevor was surprised and cried and sang with everyone. I replayed it over and over. Then he got on a plane and left for home--S. Africa.
I was just as surprised when the audience thought that it was an appropriate moment to take off their masks. In fact I was shocked and appalled, like how could they do such a thing? I mean the show probably saved many a life by advocating for masks and having seen Trevor on the socials wearing one even if he is surrounded by people who are not. I mean what a diabolical audience.
@@blackqueen164 listen, there is a certain calibre of people that watch the show. Those that pretend to be part of the program, like those maskless people and those who get with the program. So pardon my outrage. It was an appalling display by the audience. Do not take offence please. Just get with the program.
He should have been allowed to elaborate on his ADHD/ depression and the hate in America. That was cut short much too soon. Amazing guy Trevor! Wish him the best!
His expression when the interviewer mentioned those things, I am sorry I wanted to lol, so I laughed inside instead. Freaking hilarious. There is nothing funny about poverty, but why would she bring that up? What is even more funny is that in National Geographic shows those worms are seen as a delicacy and favoured in those tequila drinks as something special. And we also play with bricks on Craftsman, at least Trevor had real bricks to play with and real bricks 😉 to play with now 💵 hey 😏. Do not even flinch the next time you get asked that question.
Everytime I watch this I am stunned by Lesley's white privilege as she says "Ooo, that's harsh." Every Black person in America has experienced what Trevor mentions and we have all said this countless times yet she still is holding onto the fact that America isn't that racist. Just baffling how you can have everyone in your country tell you about their shared, lived, experiences and then say something like that.
Edit: If you guys re-watch the clip and actually pay attention to their conversation and the expression on her face when she says, "ouu.. that's harsh". That's a look of sympathy, not of annoyance or being offended. It was a response to how he was treated, not how he views America. Trevor never said all the hate he received was due to him being black. The people didn't hate on him because of his race, it's because he was replacing Jon Stewart, and they never even gave him a chance before forming an opinion about him. Which is harsh, just like she said. Because that was never her life. She’ll never know what that experience is like despite everyone telling her about it cause she’s never lived it. Just heard about. She doesn’t view America (from her perspective and experiences) the same way, so makes sense that she would respond with “that’s harsh”. To her, America probably doesn’t seem that racist since she obviously never has to deal with it personally, and I doubt she’s living in an area where she witnesses racism all the time.
@@nissan_skyline calm down. It is as simple as different lived experiences. Lets not assume her opinion about racism. I am 100 percent sure Americans have so many things that they will say "thats harsh" when they here about how ppl live in Asia and Africa. Doenst mean
i'm not american, in fact i'm white south african & i had the same reaction as the interviewer did..to quell my ignorance do you mind explaining a bit more what you/he means by it?
When he was talking about being poor & playing w bricks as toys, she was grinning the whole time. Totally clueless 🤦♂️ I loved it though when he & his friends just kept laughing at her asinine questions when he obviously didn't want to talk about his personal life 👏
@@lm_b5080 Sure. As a Black person in the USA, we are constantly subjected to racism from others. Racism stems from hated. So when Trevor, who is a visibly Black man by American standards, says he experienced hate he is sharing an experience that has been echoed by Black Americans for decades. For example, in South Africa, you likely heard about the George Floyd scenario, where a White American police officer kneeled on a Black American man's neck for 8 minutes & 56 seconds while he begged for the most basic human need... air to breathe. That is hate. So when Trevor says "that's welcome to America" he's sharing that for Black Americans in America it comes with the simple act of breathing/existing here that people will hate you for nothing more than being alive & being born with a dark skin color. Hope that helps to explain. And moreover, to understand why it is shocking that Lesley said "Ooo, that's harsh" in a judgemental way -- especially because she is supposed to be an impartial journalist but she was so biased she felt the need to contradict Trevor's words because she disagreed that America is filled with hate & racism directed at Black people.
even in his comedy trevor is beautifully insightful, a wonderful teacher of the truths af humanity. he may feel like he has never belonged but, i hope he realises that those of us who have come to know him through his work see him as part of our family and for us he belongs no matter where his future takes him
I thought he cares too much about what people think about him, and does not want to start more drama by having an opinion that got Dave highly critiqued. Maybe perfectionist, maybe if people hate you already for no reason at all then why not speak your mind just this once/all the time on those topics that people take to 'heart'. But then again, why exhaust your energy on something that you have no interest in, it is all about having a goodnights' sleep right? My opinion on society is that it is made by individuals who find a blow horn to make noise once in a while in a gathering of topics, and it can get loud over another individual with a different opinion especially if that opinion is true. So if you have the platform make your opinion matter above the noise, show em you got a megaphone baby 📢 so people can actually hear you when you speak especially if it is based on a common truth the blowhorn is trying to bury. I went on and on there for a moment.
I first found out about Trevor when I saw a clip on TH-cam about his first experience on eating Tacos. It was the funniest thing ever and cried so hard. Been following him ever since. Love him ❤
Trevor’s way of delivering information (news) helped me get through the pandemic. He is resilient, bright, and very very funny. I will miss him and wish him continued success!
Maybe in Soweta you didn't belong; but you definitely belong in so many hearts throughout the world. I don’t see color, just love and kindness. God bless you Trevor and the very best wishes for your continued success!!!
I think what colour is our child going to be, and how to raise them to love themselves and respect their differently times siblings. Oh yeah, we definitely think about colour. A conscious parent makes for confident children.
As a black man. I've always wondered how someone can literally hate me and wish death upon me or in extreme cases attempt to exact death upon me without having known anything about the person that I am. Like if someone spoke to me for ten minutes they'd come to know that I'm an avid astrophysics enthusiast studying in IT to become a cloud administrator. Born and raised in NJ but loves the blood orange 🍊 Margaritas in Atlanta at South City Kitchen in Vinings and don't understand how I missed Tyr being Odin all along in GOW Ragnarok. I say these things to say that if you could see past my color(which isn't anything I'm ashamed of in fact I love being a melinated individual), you'd say to yourself damn, this guy is pretty normal, has goals, has fears, regrets and triumphs just like myself or Any other person. Racism is the worst of humanity. None of us can be surmised at all based on our race. We're all human. Hope we can act like the better parts of our nature someday 😁.
It all boils down to how you take it. Me for example, my parents are both mixed Hispanic people, but my dad is noticeably lighter, when the kids at school saw them for the first time they started harassing me about my dad, they were all black “Africa American” and I emphasize on the nationality because I had African, Caribbean, and other classmates that would identify as black that never harassed me or bat an eye because my dad looked white. My parents didn’t teach me to see people as skin colors, so I just ignored the kids harassing me and moved on to interact with the ones that didn’t have a problem with how my family looked.
Have you looked into what they're going to do? Basically rotate a bunch of comedians around until about September, then decide on a permanent host. They're not stating EXACTLY like the rotating hosts are "auditioning" for the job but they might as well be. And it's not a bad idea, because there's no other show like it, and not just anybody could do it full justice. Most viewers (including me) didn't think Trevor had "it" at first, especially with most people never having seen him before. There were rumors of the show ending right before his ratings started climbing. The producers probably don't want another close call like that again. They have some AWESOME people lined up. John Leguizamo, Chelsea Handler, Sarah Silverman, Al Franken, Wanda Sykes (and more, I can't remember right now).
@@BenjaminKennethMusic 😆You say that like Jon wants to do it and it's just the producers saying no. Hosting a literal daily show about the depressing world of politics is grueling work, so I wouldn't blame anybody for doing nothing else afterwards. Looks like Jon wants to wear comfy T's and not shave. He earned that.
Yeah, he seems like one of the smartest celebrities out there. Just the way he’s able to debate Lesley is proof. Also, I really like those between the scene clips on his, umm…. former show.
For my fellow non-South African, the way she said worms meaning Mopane worms shows a little bit of incomprehension. Though Mopane worms are not a medium rare stake, they are actually quite nice and you don't eat them cause your poor or broke. Trevor meant eating too much of them, I don't know if she quite understood.
When mother cooks pap, since I am staying with her currently, I do not eat it. I just cannot, because I prefer pasta. We are not a product of our poverty, just individuals finding our tastes in life.
Proud of your accomplishments as a young black man. Don't allow the media or anyone else to put pressure on you about your relationships. Many rush into relationships and end up in divorce. Take your time Trevor. It's your life.
When she mentioned him being poor when he was a child, he almost teared up. I can resonate with him on that. Remembering the past when things were hard while living comfortably can be a bitter-sweet memory
I think America needed Trivor so bad to bridge the division in the society. He's a treasure. An amazing human being. The USA is very lucky to have him.. so please treat him very well.
This is an intelligent, amazing man! Had no idea ALL he went thru growing up...sad, VERY difficult for many to understand...BUT, he survived & is a great, knowledgeable young man...A GREAT COMIC 2 (maybe as result of ALL he's been thru)...God Bless Him
You school Lesley dude, teach/preach man! I don't know if she is capable of really hearing all the nuanced or even the bold points, but excellent for everyone watching who can. Love how he guides the conversation with logic, clarity, heart and well founded confidence.
I've loved Trevor Noah since the first moment I heard his comedy. So proud of everything he's accomplished thus far and excited to see what he does next. #TrevorNoahFanForever
I'm SO GOING TO MISS TREVOR on the Daily Show....such a BRILLIANT TALENTED & CONNECTED being. I wish him continued SUCCESS & FULFILLMENT in ALL of his future endeavors. PEACE & BLESSINGS. 🌱🌻💖💖
Whether you think Dave Chappell is right or wrong is irrelevant. Nobody should be offended by jokes. It’s an art and art and speech should be free, whether you like it or not. Plus, it’s COMEDY.
@@ryanmalone2681 yes people wanted that but did cancellation happen? The only black person to be cancelled besides Kanye is chrisette michelle. Cancellation does not happen like y'all think it does. Accountability! That's what most of y'all are afraid of.
@@ringsofblayze4026 You’re missing the point. People trying to cancel someone for a joke is ridiculous, whether they succeeded or not. It’s a special kind of stupidity.
People always take offence, but can you laugh at the offence? As for cancel culture we have #CalvinHarris to thank for trying to make that a thing. If something is so wrong, why not just write to the broadcasting commission? There are rules, and people think they can pretend those rules do not exist simply, because of social media trends. What people clearly need to do is go back to school.
Love Trevor so sad that I never made it to a live show down in NYC. So talented and he helps keep us Americans in check....Keep spreading laughter, light, conscience and joy into our society.
I love your great gift of hilarious comedy, your intelligence and your awesome impersonations and different accents! Good luck with the new path you have chosen and please do a show in SLC, so I can come watch you perform live.
I love Trevor Noah!!! He's hysterically funny, extremely intelligent and introspective, as well as, mannerly and kind. I wish him the best of luck and can't wait until we see what he will do next. Thank you Trevor!!! We all love you 😍
@@Natak222 Wow. I find that incredible. Please don't take this too awfully personal...but, to me, the fact that you've never even found him to be funny, especially these days...seriously says A LOT about you as a person in general. No offense, that's maybe just the way you were wired, who knows. However, funny is just funny...period!!
I saw him the first time on CC in Germany when the primaries in 2015 started and I fell in love with that guy so fast. He was so spot on from the beginning. America has another great comedian...Grats
I can’t believe how profoundly sad I am about his departure from the daily show. I cried, like I did when Johnny Carson left. His humanity, experience, and his perspective was such a wonderful departure from every one else pales by comparison. I grew to care about him and his family, and was so sad when his gran past. He ended up feeling like a friend or part of the family. I’m happy for him because he has such a beautiful future ahead, but I will miss him terribly. I didn’t expect to become so fond of him.
What a great interview...I can definitely relate to not really belonging anywhere also being mixed but at the same time can relate to many different people. Trevor is so great at navigating life's ups and downs...he's a pretty cool human being. Wish him the best 🙏🏾
I have been watching him since he took over for Jon Stewart. He is awesome and so glad his life continues to unfold in a lovely way. ADHD girl here too and totally understood what he meant in the interview. I love you. Stay connected so we can enjoy you! Unless you need the space and then run away! :)
@@seventhcompactor1505 no one forced you to watch him. His impressions, particularly Trump, are *spot on* and his takes are unique and relatable. Great host. Did you enjoy Jon Stewart? If so, what was the difference that made Noah so unfunny? If not, WHY WATCH?!
I really enjoyed listening to Trevor. He is witty, handsome and down to earth! Men who love and respect their mothers possess Emotional Intelligence which is the foundation of a good man, mate, friend etc., etc.❤
He is not only funny but so smart, I love how he checked the host on what is acceptable or not to say, I love Trevor and I love Dave Chapelle too, I am glad he did not fall for the trap. He is the most down to Earth and celebrity out there.
He's an inspiring man. Not just for his success but his humility, his humanity.
Why wouldn't he be humble ? He has no talent
@@seventhcompactor1505 Tell us, oh greatness, where all of your talent is?
What did this guy do other than making leftists propaganda about how America is racist and putting people against each other for having different political opinions??
Have you read his book? He’s been through a lot, as has his poor mother and family. I just love him.
Cool OPINION.
I like how he called out the reporter for making the assumption that society is always right. He clearly and spot on told her no it’s not that cut and dry.
The ending maaaan, got me wheezin like them, especially at 12:02 💀
"There is no line, since half of Society is looking at the line from different positions", or words to that effect, was brilliant!
I have listened to Dave Chappelle and I don't hear anything offensive.
For example, when Dave was dancing with someone whom he thought was a Woman and it turned out "she" was a Transvestite, he initially registered his disappointment in "her" not being a traditional woman.
And then he said: "Well, there are only two songs left, so let's keep dancing!"
BTW, I am a White Guy!
How did she assume society is always right? She asks him if he thinks Dave crossed the line but the larger question becomes, what is the actual line and who decides what it is. To which she implies society makes that decision, not that the decision they make is always going to be right one.
The guy just didn't want to take sides. Chappelle was out of line.
@@mkhuselimazungula6345 Chappelle shared his experience. You can't tell someone their experience is out of line bc that's not your call and it's not your experience. The man is allowed to think outside of the confines of your personal thought and he's not the only one who thinks this way either. In no way was he out of line- but you acting like you have power and say over what he can and can't say is definitely out of line.
Like him or hate him. Trevor is such a rare human. And that is something worth valuing.
In the worst way...
What is there to possibly hate about him?? Maybe he’s not the comedian for everybody, but nobody is.
@@TheOneManWhoBeatYou and what kind of fascist are you?
Why would anyone hate him?
Who is able of hating that man ?
Only downside to this interview was, it was too short. Trevor, you will be missed on the Daily show, but now more get to see you LIVE. Well Done!
Yes! Well done...and keep em out of your business! ❤
Trevor has been enormously helpful to our American democracy. He has exposed many glaring inequities in our society. He is an educator, a bridge builder, and a promoter of justice. He is also incredibly funny. I am so grateful for his time on The Daily Show.
I think the combo of his being an outsider from a very different country, having a less-common accent, not looking too black (sorry I even think this, but I believe this helped 'soften' his acceptance by some on the Right), and being an intelligent comedian helped him see stuff which we in the US were perhaps numb to. He put a basically non-threatening spin on it which helped us see it from a new perspective.
It's almost like he was an alien, and we watched wondering, 'What would he notice next?'
@@annetteyoutube742 Yes, these were his strengths. Sadly, not enough people paid attention.
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Trevor sold out to the DNC for fame and money. Go watch everything of his before he came to America.
@@annetteyoutube742 You mean like in his HBO comedy special before TDS where he says black people in America are not African American and that it's disgraceful to Africans to say they are....
If everyone thought like Trevor, the world would be a much better place. He is a wonderful person.
He is grounded and joyful.
if everyone thought like him the world would be a boring place...no difference of opinion to learn from
LOL. When American invests in Education.
@@peekaxu4352 I'd prefer living in a boring good world than in an exciting bad world
@@peskycritter79 Amen
“Half of our fights in life are to belong.”
Amen, Noah.
Been watching him for yeeaaaaarrs!! Honestly, when he speaks his intelligence is at another level.
I can dare to say, I feel he is one of the World's most intelligent persons, his words always have a message.
I wish him the BEST in whatever he decides to do next & I'll continue to be a Fan 🏆🏆🏆👏👏👏
Highly recommend Trevor's book, Born A Crime. Have loved his show. The last episode Thursday was really special. At the end the producers had the audience stand and sing, "You'll never walk alone." Trevor was surprised and cried and sang with everyone. I replayed it over and over. Then he got on a plane and left for home--S. Africa.
I was just as surprised when the audience thought that it was an appropriate moment to take off their masks. In fact I was shocked and appalled, like how could they do such a thing?
I mean the show probably saved many a life by advocating for masks and having seen Trevor on the socials wearing one even if he is surrounded by people who are not. I mean what a diabolical audience.
where can I watch this?! I can only watch parts of the episode on youtube. I'm living in Malaysia.
@@lindiwehlatshwayo8105 Tell me you are kidding with this fake outrage?🤷🏾♀️
It was so lovely! I did watch the YNWA video a few times as well.
@@blackqueen164 listen, there is a certain calibre of people that watch the show. Those that pretend to be part of the program, like those maskless people and those who get with the program. So pardon my outrage.
It was an appalling display by the audience. Do not take offence please. Just get with the program.
Trevor is handsome, intelligent, funny. He is also humble, kind, gracious.
I'm going to miss him on the Daily Show, but I wish him well.
My man .we will miss you trevor noah 😢 💔
We needed Trevor and he did not disappoint!
He should have been allowed to elaborate on his ADHD/ depression and the hate in America. That was cut short much too soon.
Amazing guy Trevor! Wish him the best!
Respect and admiration for Trevor Noah. 🕊 Good Man.
Yes,I think so that too👍
I pray him much success in the future. 🙏❤️❤️❤️
I’m from South Africa and cannot describe how incredibly proud we are of Trevor. Thank you for this
Damn man he's been through alot. Hope he continues to prosper!
His expression when the interviewer mentioned those things, I am sorry I wanted to lol, so I laughed inside instead. Freaking hilarious.
There is nothing funny about poverty, but why would she bring that up?
What is even more funny is that in National Geographic shows those worms are seen as a delicacy and favoured in those tequila drinks as something special. And we also play with bricks on Craftsman, at least Trevor had real bricks to play with and real bricks 😉 to play with now 💵 hey 😏. Do not even flinch the next time you get asked that question.
Everytime I watch this I am stunned by Lesley's white privilege as she says "Ooo, that's harsh." Every Black person in America has experienced what Trevor mentions and we have all said this countless times yet she still is holding onto the fact that America isn't that racist. Just baffling how you can have everyone in your country tell you about their shared, lived, experiences and then say something like that.
Edit: If you guys re-watch the clip and actually pay attention to their conversation and the expression on her face when she says, "ouu.. that's harsh". That's a look of sympathy, not of annoyance or being offended. It was a response to how he was treated, not how he views America. Trevor never said all the hate he received was due to him being black. The people didn't hate on him because of his race, it's because he was replacing Jon Stewart, and they never even gave him a chance before forming an opinion about him. Which is harsh, just like she said.
Because that was never her life. She’ll never know what that experience is like despite everyone telling her about it cause she’s never lived it. Just heard about. She doesn’t view America (from her perspective and experiences) the same way, so makes sense that she would respond with “that’s harsh”. To her, America probably doesn’t seem that racist since she obviously never has to deal with it personally, and I doubt she’s living in an area where she witnesses racism all the time.
@@nissan_skyline calm down. It is as simple as different lived experiences. Lets not assume her opinion about racism. I am 100 percent sure Americans have so many things that they will say "thats harsh" when they here about how ppl live in Asia and Africa. Doenst mean
i'm not american, in fact i'm white south african & i had the same reaction as the interviewer did..to quell my ignorance do you mind explaining a bit more what you/he means by it?
When he was talking about being poor & playing w bricks as toys, she was grinning the whole time. Totally clueless 🤦♂️
I loved it though when he & his friends just kept laughing at her asinine questions when he obviously didn't want to talk about his personal life 👏
@@lm_b5080 Sure. As a Black person in the USA, we are constantly subjected to racism from others. Racism stems from hated. So when Trevor, who is a visibly Black man by American standards, says he experienced hate he is sharing an experience that has been echoed by Black Americans for decades. For example, in South Africa, you likely heard about the George Floyd scenario, where a White American police officer kneeled on a Black American man's neck for 8 minutes & 56 seconds while he begged for the most basic human need... air to breathe. That is hate.
So when Trevor says "that's welcome to America" he's sharing that for Black Americans in America it comes with the simple act of breathing/existing here that people will hate you for nothing more than being alive & being born with a dark skin color.
Hope that helps to explain. And moreover, to understand why it is shocking that Lesley said "Ooo, that's harsh" in a judgemental way -- especially because she is supposed to be an impartial journalist but she was so biased she felt the need to contradict Trevor's words because she disagreed that America is filled with hate & racism directed at Black people.
Trevor is one of those people elders say “born before his time” or “old soul.” He is quite special.
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
even in his comedy trevor is beautifully insightful, a wonderful teacher of the truths af humanity. he may feel like he has never belonged but, i hope he realises that those of us who have come to know him through his work see him as part of our family and for us he belongs no matter where his future takes him
I love sarcasm.
I love the explanation he gave on his take on the Dave Chapelle backlash. Smart and true.
Imo it was a great explanation
I thought he cares too much about what people think about him, and does not want to start more drama by having an opinion that got Dave highly critiqued.
Maybe perfectionist, maybe if people hate you already for no reason at all then why not speak your mind just this once/all the time on those topics that people take to 'heart'.
But then again, why exhaust your energy on something that you have no interest in, it is all about having a goodnights' sleep right?
My opinion on society is that it is made by individuals who find a blow horn to make noise once in a while in a gathering of topics, and it can get loud over another individual with a different opinion especially if that opinion is true. So if you have the platform make your opinion matter above the noise, show em you got a megaphone baby 📢 so people can actually hear you when you speak especially if it is based on a common truth the blowhorn is trying to bury.
I went on and on there for a moment.
No. It was BRILLIANT!!!
Oh my goodness, he looks so much like his mom. 🥰 So cute seeing that picture of him when he was little. Love Trevor Noah.
I first found out about Trevor when I saw a clip on TH-cam about his first experience on eating Tacos. It was the funniest thing ever and cried so hard. Been following him ever since. Love him ❤
His podcast gave me hysteria this one episode. I laughed the whole day just second thoughting about it.
Trevor’s way of delivering information (news) helped me get through the pandemic. He is resilient, bright, and very very funny. I will miss him and wish him continued success!
Maybe in Soweta you didn't belong; but you definitely belong in so many hearts throughout the world. I don’t see color, just love and kindness. God bless you Trevor and the very best wishes for your continued success!!!
I think what colour is our child going to be, and how to raise them to love themselves and respect their differently times siblings. Oh yeah, we definitely think about colour. A conscious parent makes for confident children.
Trevor IS a fabulous magnificent glorious human - a Real, diamond & I am SO VERY glad I came across his show.
As a black man. I've always wondered how someone can literally hate me and wish death upon me or in extreme cases attempt to exact death upon me without having known anything about the person that I am. Like if someone spoke to me for ten minutes they'd come to know that I'm an avid astrophysics enthusiast studying in IT to become a cloud administrator. Born and raised in NJ but loves the blood orange 🍊 Margaritas in Atlanta at South City Kitchen in Vinings and don't understand how I missed Tyr being Odin all along in GOW Ragnarok. I say these things to say that if you could see past my color(which isn't anything I'm ashamed of in fact I love being a melinated individual), you'd say to yourself damn, this guy is pretty normal, has goals, has fears, regrets and triumphs just like myself or Any other person. Racism is the worst of humanity. None of us can be surmised at all based on our race. We're all human. Hope we can act like the better parts of our nature someday 😁.
It all boils down to how you take it. Me for example, my parents are both mixed Hispanic people, but my dad is noticeably lighter, when the kids at school saw them for the first time they started harassing me about my dad, they were all black “Africa American” and I emphasize on the nationality because I had African, Caribbean, and other classmates that would identify as black that never harassed me or bat an eye because my dad looked white. My parents didn’t teach me to see people as skin colors, so I just ignored the kids harassing me and moved on to interact with the ones that didn’t have a problem with how my family looked.
Our Creator TMH God told us that we would be hated by all nations here on the earth that is what makes us set apart the curses will follow you.
I'm gonna miss Trevor Noah hosting TDS, but I'm also open to the next host. Noah's great. He's gonna do more, great things.
Have you looked into what they're going to do? Basically rotate a bunch of comedians around until about September, then decide on a permanent host. They're not stating EXACTLY like the rotating hosts are "auditioning" for the job but they might as well be. And it's not a bad idea, because there's no other show like it, and not just anybody could do it full justice. Most viewers (including me) didn't think Trevor had "it" at first, especially with most people never having seen him before. There were rumors of the show ending right before his ratings started climbing. The producers probably don't want another close call like that again.
They have some AWESOME people lined up. John Leguizamo, Chelsea Handler, Sarah Silverman, Al Franken, Wanda Sykes (and more, I can't remember right now).
@@audreymuzingo933 Chelsea Handler
Just bring Jon back. F everyone else.
@@BenjaminKennethMusic 😆You say that like Jon wants to do it and it's just the producers saying no. Hosting a literal daily show about the depressing world of politics is grueling work, so I wouldn't blame anybody for doing nothing else afterwards. Looks like Jon wants to wear comfy T's and not shave. He earned that.
@@audreymuzingo933 that’s fair. As an independent, I preferred Jon over Trevor, but to each his own.
He speaks so well. His answer about the Dave Chappelle question was so clear and perfect
Good luck Trevor whatever you decide to do! Hope we have the honour and pleasure of having you on the air again in the near future. Love you!!!!
Yeah, he seems like one of the smartest celebrities out there. Just the way he’s able to debate Lesley is proof. Also, I really like those between the scene clips on his, umm…. former show.
He wasn’t and isn’t smart
@@seventhcompactor1505 How would you know?
He is so incredibly insightful and introspection!!! Society has the biased opinions, laws and anger
For my fellow non-South African, the way she said worms meaning Mopane worms shows a little bit of incomprehension. Though Mopane worms are not a medium rare stake, they are actually quite nice and you don't eat them cause your poor or broke. Trevor meant eating too much of them, I don't know if she quite understood.
That is just something I never want to do. I mean I would gag every time I ate pap at grandma's. Even being poor, I always had Italian tastebuds.
When mother cooks pap, since I am staying with her currently, I do not eat it. I just cannot, because I prefer pasta. We are not a product of our poverty, just individuals finding our tastes in life.
Oh wow. You would Gag??? At pap???? I honestly hope you’re being sarcastic 😮😅
@@PoppyChio Like I said, Italian tastebuds.
She is a white old woman what do you expect and she is from the US of A as well.
He’s such a brilliant & inspiring man.
Omg ...love him
Trevor is such a superb human being. I love him so damn much.
would you mind explaining what qualifies him as superb?
So proud of this young man!! Kudos to him for always remaining true to himself and the culture. Well done
Everything about replying will always be ok.
Proud of your accomplishments as a young black man. Don't allow the media or anyone else to put pressure on you about your relationships. Many rush into relationships and end up in divorce. Take your time Trevor. It's your life.
Great advice.
I’m just here for Trevor. I love his sincerity 🇿🇦
Is South Africa still the same today?
@@woozyz2769 no
When she mentioned him being poor when he was a child, he almost teared up. I can resonate with him on that. Remembering the past when things were hard while living comfortably can be a bitter-sweet memory
I am from South Africa and have read his book. He is an inspiring man, and the Daily show was great when he was there.
The wisdom and beauty of this man is beyond words
Trevor Is a comedic joy and treasure. I love his comedy and views. Will miss him on the Daily Show.
I feel the same.
What an inspirational person….. I just admire and like him as a human being.
I love that he’s open about the realities of race, racism, ADHD, American hate is real, family love, success and his past.
I think America needed Trivor so bad to bridge the division in the society.
He's a treasure. An amazing human being. The USA is very lucky to have him.. so please treat him very well.
The Dave Chapelle answer was on point on the line LOL. Kidding aside it was the most perfect answer I've heard to a controversial question.
I could listen to Trevor Noah speak all day Long
This is an intelligent, amazing man! Had no idea ALL he went thru growing up...sad, VERY difficult for many to understand...BUT, he survived & is a great, knowledgeable young man...A GREAT COMIC 2 (maybe as result of ALL he's been thru)...God Bless Him
I loved him from the very first show. He is amazing.
I just can't even imagine who could replace Trevor on the Daily Show? He was such a gifted person. Best wishes in future projects.
the same thing was probably said about JOHN STEWART
@@peekaxu4352 It WAS, and I was going to say it again now, but you already beat me to it.
Ronny Chieng
Is that true or your opinion?
@@mikailabdal-jamiil9624 Nobody knows who you're asking because you didn't reply to a specific reply, just to your own original comment.
You school Lesley dude, teach/preach man!
I don't know if she is capable of really hearing all the nuanced or even the bold points, but excellent for everyone watching who can.
Love how he guides the conversation with logic, clarity, heart and well founded confidence.
Love you Trevor! You're the best. From the Philippines.
this guy is an angel!
I've loved Trevor Noah since the first moment I heard his comedy. So proud of everything he's accomplished thus far and excited to see what he does next. #TrevorNoahFanForever
WHY IS HE A PUNK???
I'm SO GOING TO MISS TREVOR on the Daily Show....such a BRILLIANT TALENTED & CONNECTED being. I wish him continued SUCCESS & FULFILLMENT in ALL of his future endeavors. PEACE & BLESSINGS. 🌱🌻💖💖
If I hear someone's "real" laugh, even without context, their laugh by itself makes me laugh my real laugh. I love those moments.
This dude is magnetically funny.
Whether you think Dave Chappell is right or wrong is irrelevant. Nobody should be offended by jokes. It’s an art and art and speech should be free, whether you like it or not. Plus, it’s COMEDY.
Art is subjective and is open to criticism and if you can't take the criticism don't do the art
@@ringsofblayze4026 I think you’re confusing criticism and cancellation. People wanted him cancelled. Pretty sure he’s got no issue with criticism.
@@ryanmalone2681 yes people wanted that but did cancellation happen? The only black person to be cancelled besides Kanye is chrisette michelle. Cancellation does not happen like y'all think it does. Accountability! That's what most of y'all are afraid of.
@@ringsofblayze4026 You’re missing the point. People trying to cancel someone for a joke is ridiculous, whether they succeeded or not. It’s a special kind of stupidity.
People always take offence, but can you laugh at the offence? As for cancel culture we have #CalvinHarris to thank for trying to make that a thing. If something is so wrong, why not just write to the broadcasting commission? There are rules, and people think they can pretend those rules do not exist simply, because of social media trends.
What people clearly need to do is go back to school.
He is a MAGNIFICENT human being. Thank you Trevor for your humanity.
Love Trevor so sad that I never made it to a live show down in NYC. So talented and he helps keep us Americans in check....Keep spreading laughter, light, conscience and joy into our society.
I love your great gift of hilarious comedy, your intelligence and your awesome impersonations and different accents! Good luck with the new path you have chosen and please do a show in SLC, so I can come watch you perform live.
Thank you Trevor Noah for existing. You've helped me through a difficult time in life.
he nailed that did he cross line question lmao
Love you, Trevor!!! You’re an honest perfect man.
Yes, he is correct that America has a lot of anger. A sad truth.
why did people hate him? he is awesome!
He's from South Africa
This man is truly inspiring
I love Trevor Noah!!! He's hysterically funny, extremely intelligent and introspective, as well
as, mannerly and kind. I wish him the best of luck and can't wait until we see what he will do next. Thank you Trevor!!! We all love you 😍
Hello dear, how are you doing? Nice meeting you here
Trevor, what you have achieved is amazing, nothing but respect for you my brother, all the best to you.
He lost 80% of the fan base
@@seventhcompactor1505why? as someone who never found him funny, i’m genuinely curious
@@Natak222 Wow. I find that incredible. Please don't take this too awfully personal...but, to me, the fact that you've never even found him to be funny, especially these days...seriously says A LOT about you as a person in general. No offense, that's maybe just the way you were wired, who knows. However, funny is just funny...period!!
@@seventhcompactor1505facts - please…
@@Elena-rt9yu Trevor lost 80% of the daily show audience. Facts - please.
One other thing. The man is very intelligent... I mean look who he chose to grant an interview with.
Not sure how you mean that. I thought this interview was awkward as all get-out.
Trevor Noah is beautiful outside as well as inside.
Trevor is amazing!
I saw him the first time on CC in Germany when the primaries in 2015 started and I fell in love with that guy so fast. He was so spot on from the beginning. America has another great comedian...Grats
Amazing person inside and out
Trevor I don't think I can live without watching you daily 💖💖💖
His 2 friends were hilarious!! He's a great boyfriend..lmfao!!!
🤮#barf.
Trevor is such an eloquent intelligent young man love his comedy talk show his always so respectful God bless him😇🙏
I just love him and how he reaches people.
I cannot imagine how anybody could possibly hate Trevor.
He's a jewel of a person.
HUGS2U ❤️
Literally just garden variety haters, the jealous kind.
"Depends on which side of the line you are looking at."
As a Swiss citizen i'm proud to call him a fellow countryman. I won't be the only one here missing him. I will continue to follow Trevor.
*eh eh owala eMzansi U Trevor*
I can’t believe how profoundly sad I am about his departure from the daily show. I cried, like I did when Johnny Carson left. His humanity, experience, and his perspective was such a wonderful departure from every one else pales by comparison. I grew to care about him and his family, and was so sad when his gran past. He ended up feeling like a friend or part of the family. I’m happy for him because he has such a beautiful future ahead, but I will miss him terribly. I didn’t expect to become so fond of him.
I absolutely LOVED this! Thanks so much, 60 Minutes!
"... He's a great boyfriend..." 🤣
I'm so inspired great one Trevor 🇳🇦
He seems so damn fair to All and everything
You need friends like these 2 guys! 😂😅🤣😅😅🤣
Brilliant man.
He’s honest ….. Thank you Sir.
Love and respect from
Africa Ethiopia
What a great interview...I can definitely relate to not really belonging anywhere also being mixed but at the same time can relate to many different people. Trevor is so great at navigating life's ups and downs...he's a pretty cool human being. Wish him the best 🙏🏾
“I love the feeling of a laugh….It’s pure joy. We need it every single day.” ~Trevor Noah
I have been watching him since he took over for Jon Stewart. He is awesome and so glad his life continues to unfold in a lovely way. ADHD girl here too and totally understood what he meant in the interview. I love you. Stay connected so we can enjoy you! Unless you need the space and then run away! :)
He wasn’t funny
@@seventhcompactor1505 no one forced you to watch him. His impressions, particularly Trump, are *spot on* and his takes are unique and relatable. Great host.
Did you enjoy Jon Stewart?
If so, what was the difference that made Noah so unfunny?
If not, WHY WATCH?!
@@mikeyf7039 Stewart before the wokeness, was great. But, they all lost their sense of humor, once they went woke.
@@seventhcompactor1505 You're right he's not funny.... he's hilarious! 😂
@@wezichirwa5398 He lost the crowd
If we saw life from different perspectives, we could end hate, racism and discrimination in America. Talking and laughing together is the start.
Jesus, Lesley. There is no "ticking clock" for dudes. How do you not acknowledge that?
Yeah she got here biology mixed up there
Hello dear, how are you doing? Nice meeting you guys
I mean we were happy for George Clooney, but it was not appealing. Do you understand? In the majority of "society" the bachelor life is taboo.
I enjoy listening to Trevor 100 Percent!! Trevor is a special young man and very handsome. I wishing him blessings in his life.
This young man has a old type of wisdom!!!! God bless him!
I named my son Trevor cause of you Trevor Noah. Keep doing what you are doing.. lots of love 💕 from Kenya.
Legendary. Love him! ❤️
Love Trevor Noah!
Me too and will miss him.
I really enjoyed listening to Trevor. He is witty, handsome and down to earth! Men who love and respect their mothers possess Emotional Intelligence which is the foundation of a good man, mate, friend etc., etc.❤
I love TREVOR NOAH 💙🙏🏽💜🙏🏽🖤🙏🏽💚🙏🏽🥰😍😘😘
I really will miss seeing him at the daily show every night!
That smile 😍
He looks just like his mama
Yes, unfortunately
He is not only funny but so smart, I love how he checked the host on what is acceptable or not to say, I love Trevor and I love Dave Chapelle too, I am glad he did not fall for the trap. He is the most down to Earth and celebrity out there.