One thing I like about him is that although he talked about the country Zambia he never insulted it and only made the picture clearer , gotta love this type of comedy.
@@salsashark8876 Well from my experience and I'm not honophobic hell I'm not against it but the gay people I've met through out my life have been obnoxious and do not respect one's personal space they also cross the line when they start flirting as if you were asking for it.
@@akunformalitas he's not gay just an funny Intelligent self assured man who knows himself and doesn't have a problem with other people, what's your problem caveman
You know what makes me love Trevor. He is Joking but as an African I know that he is teaching American people how Africa is and cut all of misunderstanding that they have. Thank you Travor. I appreciate that.
@Candice Lynn I know that. I was just curious for the African love part of the comment, and the Proud African who acknowledges the country. It seemed like they used "African" to show that Trevor Noah was from a certain place, but then they said something about a country, which threw me off into thinking they said Africa is a country.
He's not exaggerating about the name thing, the current Zambian national football team has a goalkeeper called Toaster Nsabata and a talented midfield currently playing for Spartak Moscow called Fashion Sakala.
Hello trevor Noah this is Adam and I live in Zambia. I actually remember when it was the time of escalators it was mind blowing. I was always at the shops waiting for the ride. Now it's normal though. I remember a time I was with my class mates and we were going to the shops and we were singing escalator escalator escalator I remember that very well noe
@@adithyannair3667 Immortal Dancer Yes, i lived in Zambia for 21 years. I've come across Stop, BeCareful, BonnyFace, Professor and quite a few others. You get used to it when you live there for years and it stops being unusual. On the other hand, it isnt that common as Trevor says. The sentences for gay acts are real though...i remember a 7 years sentence handed out while i was in Zambia.
@@adithyannair3667 It could be nicknames. Not sure. I mean in Haiti we have proper biblical names. However, we also have Creole nicknames that when translated into English are weird. I mean I sometimes feel like Black Americans seriously bit off of Haitian culture big time. For instance Nigga. We actually say that. It's actually part of our vernacular - it's in our dictionary and means = man/guy. We use it more in him/her way - Look at that [Nigga] guy. in Creole. Anyway, as far as nicknames which you're basically stuck w/ until death. For instance, my second name is Alex however my nickname is Lolly - w/ me until death. My sister's nickname is Ti Rat [in Creole] = Little Rat/ Lil Rat with her for life man. She got the worst. My dad and uncle gave her that one. My mum got Minouche - nonsense word, I don't know what that means - her name is Yolande. Another aunt is called - Ti Botte [Creole] = Little Boot/Lil'Boot - She had that one too. People forget their real name and just remember the nickname in the islands too. My great-grandmother's nickname is Gnat and only one person remembers her first name and I have to call her before she dies. Zambia probably is the same. They give Christian names but then absurd nicknames.
Trevor is an entertainer. He tells stories with comedic moments in them as he educates us. We don't even realize he's teaching us about each other. His humor is enlightening and he's laughing WITH us instead of AT us. A comic genius.
@@andrewskitla8164 hahaha i got ur back on this one...i remember around 2008 when escalators were introduced on a small town around nelspruit, i enjoyed riding the escalators...i was 9 at the time😂😂
Trevor brings back old memories, my first encounter with escalator in Jakarta was back in 1985s I guess... I was 6 y.o... And my mum took us "shopping" but the main reason was to ride the escalator We called it "the walking stairs". So happy for thosd kids of Zambia, I know the feeling!
@Briley Thompson yeah. But honestly it is not the weirdest thing here. So for example we are right now in a month that is called ramezan. Which Muslims are supposed to feast from sunrise to sunset. In Iran you can get lashed or get in jailed for eating or drinking or even chewing gum in public. coffee shops and restaurants get banned by police for serving before sunset. Police stands by restaurants and fastfoods to see if delivery bikes go out, and arrest them.
@Briley Thompson Well. Youth leave. But honestly it is not an easy process. For the first part, no country wants you, unless you are incredibly talented. and when they want you, they ask for your money, they ask you to do high amount of jobs for a very low pay. Also you would be a second rate citizen, plus many people automatically assume you are a terrorist or a fundamentalist if you have shade of brown in your skin. plus you would need a considerable amount of money to start, which is increasingly getting harder and harder to get. Just in the past year, our money just got one third of what it was worth. So we are suddenly three times poorer than before and it is three times harder to reach the same level we could just one year ago. So many people, just prefer to stay where they are at least familiar with, can afford to be, and .... But still, iran has a high rate of youth migration in comparison to many in world. We call it the "flight of brains". Because of the intelligence of those who go abroad and migrate indefinitely. Iranian government doesn't keep us from getting out, so much as most countries don't want us, unless we are incredibly useful to them. And also, I'm not offended. Iran is tyrannical dictatorial government. it means that most people are not actually in favor of it. So for example I'm using anti-filtering software to access TH-cam, Facebook, twitter and etc to talk to you. Because they want to brain wash us to think that they are doing what is best for us. :)
@Briley Thompson in some ways that is worse! Our level of satisfaction with our lives is somewhat dependent on our comparison with our peers. Consider how our parents lived. Unless they were time travelers they would have access to internet, flat-tvs, and... If they wanted to publish a thought, they should have worked on it for weeks and it would have ended up in the hands of a local magazine editor. Could you imagine if we were in the same position? But the privileged ones amongst them felt the same as the privileged ones amongst us feel. It is easier to be in a country of sinking ship. For the most parts, most of the people have never tasted freedom. It would be hell of a lot harder to see that your peers are doing much better, because you made different but pretty much ethically valid choices. Teachers are always a group under pressure. Because they are shaping young lives, and one thing we learned from politicians attitude towards climate change, is that if they are not living through it they don't give a shit. Who cares if the person that is spending 40 hours a week with kids cannot afford to not worry about their well being when they are teaching?
Lol I’m from Ethiopia and I remember the first time I rode on the escalator. I think I was about 6 years old and it was in the airport! I was so excited. The fact that I can relate to this is too funny! God bless Africa 😂😂
Wait...so do you have elevators? Not like tiny service elevators in hotels. I mean like how some cities in the United States have big, full glass, 6+ story elevators on the outside of buildings. I went in one once, it was honestly terrifying if you're scared of heights. But now I'm wondering if people in Zambia would treat them like escalators.
I volunteered in Zambia for 2 months teaching second grade with IVHQ and I can conform that when he sung the escalator song it sounded exactly like every single song the kids sang. It really brought me back
I just can't get enough watching this video. I watched it over and over. One thing I love about Trevor is his personality as well as his skills in many accents......much love from🇬🇲❤
Officer: "Tell me, have you been gay this evening?" Zambian: "What? No I have not been gay, in fact, I don't gay at all." Officer: "Not even one or two?" Zambian: "No, no gays for me." 😂😂😂
Plenty such names in my country Zambia but go in a bit deeper to find out one other thing that these sort of names are actually concentrated in only one region of the entire Nation, for whatever other reason you could research about ...😗😍
@@robertmiller2076 well, I'm doing good mate. What do you think about these damn democrats from California that keep flooding into your state? Are you worried about Texas becoming the new California?
Am Nigerian and police officers do stop you if you are dressed too fancy or act even slightly feminine. They proceed to check your phone and ask about your girlfriend before asking if you are gay.
That is such a shame. And so backwards in thinking, we should allow people to love whoever they want to. Without fear of condemnation.. Jesus said we must love everyone💖 Remember it is never our place to judge someone.. We need more love, and understanding in this already cruel world..
You don't know that, there are so many cheesy pick-up lines, ie back in my parents days, there were the old disneyland with disco clothes-possibly mickey mouse at one in era had wore the disco clothes, but wasn't openly talked about it-, to the marrying pick-up line. Don't ask me why, people do the stupidest things in the name for love, and it's one of the ice-breaker lines when you are fluttered with butterflies in ya stomach. So, let them say: "yo gal, wanna go on the escalator rides?😘😚".
Much like the time we had our first speed train in South Africa, the Gautrain. We were all excited. We went for a ride just for the experience. Parents brought their kids and it was such a joyous time. So I can relate to the escalator story 🤣
Yes we zambians don't do accents like Nigerians or South Africans. We are universal. We were colonized by Britain, I mean it's a kingdom we have king and queens English. And to add on. We are 1 of the countries in Africa that buy technological products cash. It doesn't matter wether it's iPhone 12. IPhone 14 or iPhone 20 we pay cash we are not primitives.
@@AmazingAutist Unfortunately it is still the case. Trevor does not quite explain. but the police mostly operate by word of mouth listening for rumors and then interrogating them until they either give up or the police get bored. Grimly similar to the Spanish inquisition.
@@roblucci2366 Thank you for the explanation! American brands don't even make chutney, so it's not something you'll see except in the stores with an Indian section or a lone (and outdated) jar of Major Grey's.
Chutney is kinda indian sauce, pure veg .. could be made of anything from unripe mangoes, tamarind, tomato, apple, banana, Peanuts to just chlilli and Garlic, sweet, sour and spicy.
"As the escalator went up, the old man leaned backwards *Trevor laughs and laughs* and he fell *laughs and laughs* oh it was such fun *happy sigh* hahaha. Loved seeing Trevor laugh at his own observations
"The greatest thing about escalators is that they can never really break down; they can only _become stairs._ 'Sorry for the convenience!'" R.I.P. Mitch Hedberg
I like it how u brought iPhone and SIRI things to prove that Zambian people are not outdated... like how u make fun n at the same time respect all nation, culture, language... keep it up
Oh, that's so romantic. Got to keep those memories lasts. What better way than to name their kids for the valentine anniversary places they went when they fall in love with each other, bringing back their days of their young love 💘.
Reminds me of when my kid was 2 and all he wanted to do was ride the escalators! The joy is real (we have video). No shame in that. Thank you, Trevor! :)
I don't know how do I say, Trevor, I genuinely respect and... You and you are just beyond the scope of a person, truly amazing Trevor u r the only one and antique heart ✨✨✨
He's making it very lighthearted and hes doing it very well, but it still makes me sad. I seriously pray for lgbt people in countries where it is illegal or taboo.
@Chilao k Mwewa So? Because it's a Christian nation, people should be denied basic human rights, and be punished for just living their lives and being who they are?
@The Jeff It's okay, I don't need an explanation. I'm an older woman, married and settled, but I believe all other people around the world, no matter what their orientation, should have equal rights. Good day.
Escalators were first in Zambia in the late 70s. I recall using them in Mwaiseni Supermarket in Lusaka. 😂😂😂 They were abandoned because of poor maintenance.
@@doloresdavidson-george5495 I live in the Caribbean and KFC isn't a delicacy. Sure it tastes a whole lot better here than it does in the States. But it's just KFC, a fast food chain. Not a delicacy.
I lived in Zambia for 2 years and my best friend was a guy named Dungeon, sheerly on the basis that his name was dungeon. We ended up moving in together where I taught him D&D
Wow, I understood New Zealand was one of those countries that had actual laws about not naming kids in that fashion and that a really similar example to the one you gave was an example of where the name was banned outright.
Let me tell you in eastern culture we have Given more respect to lgbt than western it was some law made by britsh colonial era which has been scraped from the constitution of india and china
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OMG i laughed so much that i think i pee myself, shared it with some friends and my girlfriend too, Love and respect to you from Sweden Trevor
love you Trevor from north Africa
U are a legend trevor
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Just stumbled on this but it's hilarious, definitely subscribing!
One thing I like about him is that although he talked about the country Zambia he never insulted it and only made the picture clearer , gotta love this type of comedy.
Livingston!!
Yeah, and that great and all, but if your country incarcerates gay people, *maaaaaybe* it deserves a few insults. Juuuuust a few.
More than a few, I'd say.
@@moh6906 no people who think people are disgusting based on their sexual preference. That's what's fucking disgusting
@@salsashark8876 Well from my experience and I'm not honophobic hell I'm not against it but the gay people I've met through out my life have been obnoxious and do not respect one's personal space they also cross the line when they start flirting as if you were asking for it.
I know a Zambian girl who’s mum is called “no more war” such a lovely woman
It's namowa
She sounds peaceful
Probably she was born when Bob Marley played "War" at the Zimbabwe independence
Aww, the sweetest person she is. 😊
in kenya i know two kids one is called' i am blessed' and another one is 'keep it real' 😂
“Can you please blow into this?”
Best underlying joke ever.
It's a trick, you have to resist lol
Better than: "I think he's in too deep"?
I dont think so.
Oh lord ahaaahahhhahahahahahaha wow
OMFG, “ sir can you blow into this” I choked on my pumpkin pie, please give a 10 hour version of “sir can you blow”
had me dead 😂😂😂
Zambian police: are you gay?
Zambian dude whose names is Gay: yes- no sir
yoooooo lmfaooo
You are domTrevor shem!!😂😅😅😅 you just killed me😅😅😅😂
Why are you gae?
so funny. You live in the stone age?
@@akunformalitas he's not gay just an funny Intelligent self assured man who knows himself and doesn't have a problem with other people, what's your problem caveman
You know what makes me love Trevor. He is Joking but as an African I know that he is teaching American people how Africa is and cut all of misunderstanding that they have. Thank you Travor. I appreciate that.
@@krimo5700 if you have nothing nice to say then don't say anything at all.
@@banoffeepie1143
Ok sorry.
@@krimo5700 lol I'm an American and yes we are ignorant, amen to that 😂
He's presenting in South Africa though...
I'm not american. Asian actually, stumbled on him on tumblr (on a quarantine streak for comedians) and I'm really learning a lot. He's so fun😁
"You are going to jail."
"Oh no!"
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😆😆😂😂😂
Hahaha
😂😅
🤣🤣
😂😂
that joke about names is soo funny to me because I have a teacher named innocent but he is verrrrry guilty
Innocent is a catholic name though
@@LOLERXP makes it twice as guilty
Lol. This is funny.
lol
@Miss Dor's daughter this is the weirdest form of r/beetlejuicing I've ever seen... more like self-insertion
Trevor not only makes us laugh but also educates us with his brand of comedy.
"You over there, what is the purpose of that flamboyant scarf" 😂😂😂 still kills me
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Siri, how does an escallator work? Lolol
Well, it's largely because most stores don't sell any good men's scarves. Like what is this, 3 feet long and 2 different shades of grey? Screw that!
Me too 😂
You fine!
A proud African who only makes sensible jokes, but still acknowledges the country. Let's show his some African love!!!🖤🖤🖤
Hi
But...Africa is an entire continent
@Candice Lynn I know that. I was just curious for the African love part of the comment, and the Proud African who acknowledges the country. It seemed like they used "African" to show that Trevor Noah was from a certain place, but then they said something about a country, which threw me off into thinking they said Africa is a country.
I met a Zambian today and her name is “Self Defense”, seriously 😐
Lol
😂
😂😂
Met someone named Password
Ok stop it😂😂😂😂
I am Zambian and I totally relate to all this 😂😂😂 I love my country ❤️🇿🇲
Are you over the escalators now?
@@IamGodSon We definitely are over them...most of us💀
i had the best time ever in Zambian, peaceful nation, lovely people...
It’s 6 at night now I hope you got through the day without being gay.
@@IamGodSon 😂😂not quite yet actually 😂😂
He's not exaggerating about the name thing, the current Zambian national football team has a goalkeeper called Toaster Nsabata and a talented midfield currently playing for Spartak Moscow called Fashion Sakala.
I know a guy named success.
He is exaggerating the numbers of people with names like that
Actually it's not a very common thing. It's mainly done by the people from rural eastern province of Zambia.
Jayfive276 I lost my mind @toaster. Hahahahahahaha. It’s like the closure I needed after this sketch. Thanks
One Zambia One Nation
teacher: everyone let’s go ride escalator!
Kid named escalator: 👁👄👁
😂😂😂😂 Seriously underrated!
y am i not suprised
😂😂😂😂
Haahhahahaaahahahha
Underatted
Hello trevor Noah this is Adam and I live in Zambia. I actually remember when it was the time of escalators it was mind blowing. I was always at the shops waiting for the ride. Now it's normal though. I remember a time I was with my class mates and we were going to the shops and we were singing escalator escalator escalator I remember that very well noe
How do the police measure gayness?????🤔😆🤔
No idea
Excuse me just one Q........do zambians really have names on common English words
@@adithyannair3667 Immortal Dancer Yes, i lived in Zambia for 21 years. I've come across Stop, BeCareful, BonnyFace, Professor and quite a few others. You get used to it when you live there for years and it stops being unusual. On the other hand, it isnt that common as Trevor says. The sentences for gay acts are real though...i remember a 7 years sentence handed out while i was in Zambia.
@@adithyannair3667 It could be nicknames. Not sure. I mean in Haiti we have proper biblical names. However, we also have Creole nicknames that when translated into English are weird. I mean I sometimes feel like Black Americans seriously bit off of Haitian culture big time. For instance Nigga. We actually say that. It's actually part of our vernacular - it's in our dictionary and means = man/guy. We use it more in him/her way - Look at that [Nigga] guy. in Creole.
Anyway, as far as nicknames which you're basically stuck w/ until death. For instance, my second name is Alex however my nickname is Lolly - w/ me until death. My sister's nickname is Ti Rat [in Creole] = Little Rat/ Lil Rat with her for life man. She got the worst. My dad and uncle gave her that one.
My mum got Minouche - nonsense word, I don't know what that means - her name is Yolande.
Another aunt is called - Ti Botte [Creole] = Little Boot/Lil'Boot - She had that one too.
People forget their real name and just remember the nickname in the islands too. My great-grandmother's nickname is Gnat and only one person remembers her first name and I have to call her before she dies.
Zambia probably is the same. They give Christian names but then absurd nicknames.
I'm a Zambian and watching this video in 2024😂😂😂 it's too funny
Be sure to hold onto the rail on the escalator while watching
'What is the purpose of that flamboyant scarf?" 🤣🤣🤣
Oh man!!! That was a good laugh. Much needed.
Wait for this headline...
MASSIVE JAILBREAK
ESCALATING INTO
FABULOUS COUP!!!
Duude, i was rolling on the floor😂😂😂😂... maenn i needed that laugh...
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I wonder how many kids are going to be named Escalator.
I was wondering about that and then saw your comment. XD
*That escalated quickly*
Lena The Unicorn 🤣😂😹
Tub of my bed and breakfast and breakfast with my family in the morning with my family and friends who were just discussing with her about her sex
😂😂😂
He destroys ignorance in such a clever and subtle way. People don't realize how intelligent he is..He tears dumbasses apart and they laugh
Noah is everything but clever
@@Gta4isgarbage try watching the between scenes of his daily show.
@@Gta4isgarbage no, you are everything but clever.
Your right
literally its amazing
Trevor is an entertainer. He tells stories with comedic moments in them as he educates us. We don't even realize he's teaching us about each other. His humor is enlightening and he's laughing WITH us instead of AT us. A comic genius.
You are so correct.., Love him,
"I'm going to take you to the escalator... girl!" 😂😂😂
that got me dead 🤣💀
That part got me dead
Sick pickup line 🔥🔥🔥
Teacher : Today's lesson is very important so please pay attention
The zambian kid name attention : very Nice
that's a funny joke I actually liked it very much
Attention: $.$
The kid named so: 👁👄👁
Mr. Krab:"Money! Money! Mon-... AAAAAGHH!!!""
@@mooncake6308 🤣🤣🤣
Trevor is not making this up! People really go to the mall to ride the escalator!!!
Edit: I am from Zambia
Edit: I used to do it.
Nooooo thats not true we have malls without escalator😂
Yah probably in your country but not in South Africa
Do they also name their kids Table and Chair?
@@andrewskitla8164 hahaha i got ur back on this one...i remember around 2008 when escalators were introduced on a small town around nelspruit, i enjoyed riding the escalators...i was 9 at the time😂😂
I do that... And I'm American...😂
I'm a Zambian 🇿🇲 and hearing Trevor's joke's got me cracking 🤣 I know my country and we are weird in someways.
You are weird alone
Trevor brings back old memories, my first encounter with escalator in Jakarta was back in 1985s I guess... I was 6 y.o... And my mum took us "shopping" but the main reason was to ride the escalator
We called it "the walking stairs".
So happy for thosd kids of Zambia, I know the feeling!
@@Justin.Martyr what does your comment has to do with her comment?
*I HATE GAYS such as Syahreza DiFachri*
Hi! I just wanted to say that we also say ‘the walking stairs’ for escalator in Turkey 🙌🏻
waw i m here
Ahaha Zambia kayak di kampungku Labuan Bajao aja mbak, eskalator baru ada 2019 ini.
Teknologi yg laen udah pada masuk 🤣🤣🤣
Arrested for unlawful possession of flamboyant scarf with intent to distribute gay.
You say that. But things like that actually happen. I live in iran. A family of mine was arrested for eating icecream seductively. in her own car.
@Briley Thompson yeah. But honestly it is not the weirdest thing here. So for example we are right now in a month that is called ramezan. Which Muslims are supposed to feast from sunrise to sunset. In Iran you can get lashed or get in jailed for eating or drinking or even chewing gum in public. coffee shops and restaurants get banned by police for serving before sunset. Police stands by restaurants and fastfoods to see if delivery bikes go out, and arrest them.
@Briley Thompson Well. Youth leave. But honestly it is not an easy process. For the first part, no country wants you, unless you are incredibly talented. and when they want you, they ask for your money, they ask you to do high amount of jobs for a very low pay. Also you would be a second rate citizen, plus many people automatically assume you are a terrorist or a fundamentalist if you have shade of brown in your skin. plus you would need a considerable amount of money to start, which is increasingly getting harder and harder to get. Just in the past year, our money just got one third of what it was worth. So we are suddenly three times poorer than before and it is three times harder to reach the same level we could just one year ago.
So many people, just prefer to stay where they are at least familiar with, can afford to be, and ....
But still, iran has a high rate of youth migration in comparison to many in world. We call it the "flight of brains". Because of the intelligence of those who go abroad and migrate indefinitely.
Iranian government doesn't keep us from getting out, so much as most countries don't want us, unless we are incredibly useful to them.
And also, I'm not offended. Iran is tyrannical dictatorial government. it means that most people are not actually in favor of it. So for example I'm using anti-filtering software to access TH-cam, Facebook, twitter and etc to talk to you. Because they want to brain wash us to think that they are doing what is best for us. :)
@Briley Thompson in some ways that is worse! Our level of satisfaction with our lives is somewhat dependent on our comparison with our peers. Consider how our parents lived. Unless they were time travelers they would have access to internet, flat-tvs, and... If they wanted to publish a thought, they should have worked on it for weeks and it would have ended up in the hands of a local magazine editor. Could you imagine if we were in the same position? But the privileged ones amongst them felt the same as the privileged ones amongst us feel. It is easier to be in a country of sinking ship. For the most parts, most of the people have never tasted freedom. It would be hell of a lot harder to see that your peers are doing much better, because you made different but pretty much ethically valid choices. Teachers are always a group under pressure. Because they are shaping young lives, and one thing we learned from politicians attitude towards climate change, is that if they are not living through it they don't give a shit. Who cares if the person that is spending 40 hours a week with kids cannot afford to not worry about their well being when they are teaching?
@@AmirHosseinHonardust life must be hard man!
Surprised none of the kids named Escalator 😂
Yeah so you don’t have to be rude about it. Think before you respond to a playful comment. I’m trying to be funny, it doesn’t have to make sense
Me too😂😂😂
It would be weird hahaha, imagine people saying i wanna ride escalator
crazy!! am Zambian, that name thing is true, but there is just one tribe that is obsessed with crazy names like that.. not all Zambians
Lol why do I love that about Zambians tho, I'm all like yasss name your kid Cyber Truck ❤️
Lol I’m from Ethiopia and I remember the first time I rode on the escalator. I think I was about 6 years old and it was in the airport! I was so excited. The fact that I can relate to this is too funny! God bless Africa 😂😂
What are the odds, Ruthie? It’s Edward (Publix). So funny to meet you here of all places… 😹
This is a Canon event
"You're going to jail!" "😍😊Oh nooo😏😏!". 😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is not funny.
@@anthonykerr3509 Shut up bitch. It was super funny.
@@jasonbourne6365 it was but your insult escalated way too quick broski. She's prolly foreign or something.
So people that have been born wrong are funny? You don't laugh with disadvantaged people. You should be sad for them instead of ridicule them.
Bas Bear gays arent born wrong
“Here, blow into this” LMFAOOOO WHEEZE I DIED AT THAT PART XD
In Zambia we have an alcohol beverage called bols
Okay now the joke make sense
Bols Jenever. And they also did a berry brandy or liquor. It's a brand from the Netherlands if it's the same Bols. But you know, Bols look alike. 😏
I'm glad I returned to this video and saw this comment! It makes sense now
lol Thank you for explaining that... it makes the joke even funnier with the double meaning
@@braveconcepts No. He is specifically referring to balls, 'Mrs Balls' brand of chutney in SA. But the Bols brand makes the joke eben smarter.
Amazing talent, Trevor. His voice modulation, command over different accents and keeping the audience engrossed is amazing.
The fact that people in Zambia so deeply appreciate escalators makes us realize how much we take for granted.
Bruhh we are over them now we have a shitload of malls now 💀
And thus, obesity was introduced to Zambia .
whyy are you gea??
Bruh they have I phones in there hand, they take it for granted 😂
They have amazing technology, it's just the one thing about escalators
Am Zambian and the escalator thing is true...lol...kkkkkkiest
Is the name joke true
Honestly I am not going to judge because the first time I went to the escalator I was amazed and I didn't want to get down.
@@mmakobomodiba4342 it is
Wait...so do you have elevators? Not like tiny service elevators in hotels. I mean like how some cities in the United States have big, full glass, 6+ story elevators on the outside of buildings. I went in one once, it was honestly terrifying if you're scared of heights. But now I'm wondering if people in Zambia would treat them like escalators.
@@winchestermugadza188 wow, interesting
I volunteered in Zambia for 2 months teaching second grade with IVHQ and I can conform that when he sung the escalator song it sounded exactly like every single song the kids sang. It really brought me back
I just can't get enough watching this video. I watched it over and over. One thing I love about Trevor is his personality as well as his skills in many accents......much love from🇬🇲❤
Trevor would be the best dinner guest. He’s fascinating, funny, well-read, intelligent, likes to eat... what else do you need?
And respectful. I'm his age he makes my generation look good lol. Intelligence and humor nobody does it like him.
Not to have to make the dinner?
XD
That's a unique way to crush on someone
And very handsome 😍
Also he's barely legal😏, because he was born a crime.
Officer: "Tell me, have you been gay this evening?"
Zambian: "What? No I have not been gay, in fact, I don't gay at all."
Officer: "Not even one or two?"
Zambian: "No, no gays for me."
😂😂😂
Ok, then can you blow into this? 😂😂
@@godkingdrago so, that blow thing, what is it?
@@Anon.279
I think he meant breathalyzer
what were you thinking?🤔🤔🤔
😂 😂 😂 😂 I swear this man can script comedy movies and animation..
WHAT IS HE STILL waiting...
I laughed when he talked about chutney
I lived in Zambia for 14 years from the age of the three. I had a classmate, a boy, whose name was Proud.
Hello I'm Robert Miller by name and you am from Texas and you, how are you doing?
Proud is kinda cool
Plenty such names in my country Zambia but go in a bit deeper to find out one other thing that these sort of names are actually concentrated in only one region of the entire Nation, for whatever other reason you could research about ...😗😍
@@robertmiller2076 well, I'm doing good mate. What do you think about these damn democrats from California that keep flooding into your state? Are you worried about Texas becoming the new California?
My cousin is called Pride.
Zambia 🇿🇲 has one of my favorite national flags in the world! Honestly I think it's so aesthically pleasing!
Glad u like our country's flag, on behalf of Zambia
@@venuskampilimba yes I enjoy staring at it like a fine painting I truly do no lie lol
Wait so the guy actually said _"I know it can be tempting but don't be gay"_ ??
😂😂😂😂😂😂I rest my case
I know right! 😂
Red_Queen_of_Shadow-Hunters And_Crows 😂😂😂
You can't be gay I live in Zambia and you go straight to jail
Adam Munro yeah, it’s terrible. They weren’t laughing about that though, they thought it was silly he said it was tempting
@Scott Summers They should stop living a life based on a fictional book.
Am Nigerian and police officers do stop you if you are dressed too fancy or act even slightly feminine. They proceed to check your phone and ask about your girlfriend before asking if you are gay.
that's madness
That is such a shame. And so backwards in thinking, we should allow people to love whoever they want to. Without fear of condemnation..
Jesus said we must love everyone💖 Remember it is never our place to judge someone.. We need more love, and understanding in this already cruel world..
A lot of metrosexual straight boys must have been arrested.
Wow :$
I would be in prision the way I walk around XD
In zambua gay men get 30 years in jail but in america rapists get 9 years......
giveagoodsong yeah and a lot of them are straight.... sexuality doesn’t make a predator.
@giveagoodsong Do you have any proof to your claims or are you just a homophobe that's talking out of your ass like usual?
giveagoodsong it’s literally the opposite but god knows you homophobes hate actual facts
Where? The most I hear of is 6 months.
Sadly
I'm from Uganda and. I don't think we have more than 10 escalators
I love how little things make us happy in my motherland ♥️
Let me guess and they are all in the same mall in Entebbe
Hey there fellow Ugandan here.
"I'm gon take u to the escalators girl!" Worst pick up line evr
Not in Zambia and other places with that are just receiving escalators.
I Mean the escalator picks em up ;)
You don't know that, there are so many cheesy pick-up lines, ie back in my parents days, there were the old disneyland with disco clothes-possibly mickey mouse at one in era had wore the disco clothes, but wasn't openly talked about it-, to the marrying pick-up line. Don't ask me why, people do the stupidest things in the name for love, and it's one of the ice-breaker lines when you are fluttered with butterflies in ya stomach. So, let them say: "yo gal, wanna go on the escalator rides?😘😚".
Boy: "Hey im going to take you to the escalator" Girl: "Ohhhh Your so fancy ah!?" killed me so much i snorted out milk onto my keyboard
A sign of a talented comedian: making escalators entertaining for 5 minutes
Much like the time we had our first speed train in South Africa, the Gautrain. We were all excited. We went for a ride just for the experience. Parents brought their kids and it was such a joyous time. So I can relate to the escalator story 🤣
Ali: Dont be gay
Trevor: who told you i was gay
Ali:.....
Ali: you are gay
Christopher Cox lmfaooooooooo
@Vicky Kgoete who says im gay?
@Vicky Kgoete you are gay💀
@Vicky Kgoete i- uhm chile anyways so
Kan i cull u mistah?
I'm Zambian and I can confirm that this is so true.😂😂😂🤣
you like the escalators too?
@@offbeatsofficial 😂😂😂
@@design_with_xoliswa are you also from Zambia?
@@offbeatsofficial are you Bantu?
@@design_with_xoliswa um I didn't understand lol
"they took picture of escalator using iPhone" - Trevor Noah
Wouldn't a picture of an escalator be...steps?
@@shanegraham2500, It's an iPhone, you can take video
@@Bolshoi333 but that's not what he says. He says they were taking pictures.
I love being 🇿🇲 Zambian
This is some funny impression of us😂😂😂😂 though that accent no no no😂😂😂
Hello. I am very interested in visiting Zambia. Can a same sex couple visit Zambia if they hide sexuality
Yes we zambians don't do accents like Nigerians or South Africans. We are universal. We were colonized by Britain, I mean it's a kingdom we have king and queens English. And to add on. We are 1 of the countries in Africa that buy technological products cash. It doesn't matter wether it's iPhone 12. IPhone 14 or iPhone 20 we pay cash we are not primitives.
@@faithyjaypromotions3415 Thats true....our English is on point😁😁
@@helgahkatulwende4608 same with malawians here
Hey zambians we are neighbors but really never knew this about you guys 😂
so, escalator is going to be a really popular name soon?
That would give "riding the escalator" a whole new meaning... :)
@@lalakuma9 Hahaha you dirty child 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hahahahahahha
When it reaches eastern province probably
Čau Tomáše !!! Jsem ze Zambie a jmenuju se Honza
lol I am Zambian and this stuff never gets old :D :D
Is that real about the country?
is that really true
@@drghdrgh1140 It's exaggerated a little. But fairly similar to the truth. The stuff about the escalators doesn't happen as much anymore.
Is the homosexual population being more accepted? Is being gay still a crime?
@@AmazingAutist Unfortunately it is still the case. Trevor does not quite explain. but the police mostly operate by word of mouth listening for rumors and then interrogating them until they either give up or the police get bored. Grimly similar to the Spanish inquisition.
He's actually funnier than I thought. Now I gotta find his Netflix special.
I am a Zambian and love my country but I also loved this video😂😂It was just me laughing for 11mins straight😂
I think he’s in too deep 😩😩😩 double entendres at its best
Oooooohhhhh snapppp
That "I don't even eat chutney" line went through many heads😂😂😂
Enlighten me please.
@@forty7152 "Mrs.Balls" is a chutney brand in South Africa.
Charleze Theron tries to smuggle it into the USA after she visits South Africa
@@roblucci2366 Thank you for the explanation! American brands don't even make chutney, so it's not something you'll see except in the stores with an Indian section or a lone (and outdated) jar of Major Grey's.
Chutney is kinda indian sauce, pure veg .. could be made of anything from unripe mangoes, tamarind, tomato, apple, banana, Peanuts to just chlilli and Garlic, sweet, sour and spicy.
You mean "over" chom, not through😂 but in SA we have a chutney called Mrs Balls.
Oh man the joy those kids must have felt when riding the escalator.
It's the kind of experience that sticks with you for ever.
"As the escalator went up, the old man leaned backwards *Trevor laughs and laughs* and he fell *laughs and laughs* oh it was such fun *happy sigh* hahaha. Loved seeing Trevor laugh at his own observations
"The greatest thing about escalators is that they can never really break down; they can only _become stairs._ 'Sorry for the convenience!'"
R.I.P. Mitch Hedberg
True.
This is my top feel good video of all times. Whenever I feel bummed about life, I return to it just to laugh until I cry. 😂😂
Until you cry😲
@@vikashdaksh6829 yes, human emotions are complex.
This is me! 😂😂😂😂
Me too....I'm from Zambia and this video makes me laugh it does not get old .....whenever I'm Sad I come here to watch 😂😂😂😂
I will never look at an escalator the same. 😂
His humor is serious, politically relevant, and hilarious. Keep up the good work Trevor.
I feel like half the job of a comedian is to not laugh at ur own jokes... "What is the purpose of that flamboyant scarf"😂😂😂😂🇿🇦🇿🇦
I like it how u brought iPhone and SIRI things to prove that Zambian people are not outdated... like how u make fun n at the same time respect all nation, culture, language... keep it up
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
He has got an amazing voice. Like melting chocolate....seriously
Such a nice visual 🌻
I love how easily he builds up the context of his jokes ❤️
Me too,and haven't if he deviates a little, he always manages to go back to where he was😅
"i think he's in too deep" 😂
I think he had it in to deep.
And then there was the kid called Esculator:
“Mommy, why am I called esculator.”
Responds the mother:
“Your father took me there on our first date.”
😂😂
this is golden, because it's so possible.
Oh, that's so romantic. Got to keep those memories lasts. What better way than to name their kids for the valentine anniversary places they went when they fall in love with each other, bringing back their days of their young love 💘.
teacher in his school : kids, today we gonna ride escalator!!
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no....... not you
The part about "don't be gay" is one of my favorites from Trevor! 😂😂
Just be gay in your free time
ONE ZAMBIA 🇿🇲 ONE NATION LOVE MY PEOPLE
Ff
Ffffffffgghhhhhh
Reminds me of when my kid was 2 and all he wanted to do was ride the escalators! The joy is real (we have video). No shame in that. Thank you, Trevor! :)
I hope someone asks me to ride an escalator with them one day
*_dreamy sigh_*
Do you want to ride an escalator with me?
@@akr5613 What about me? ;-;
**in a Zambian Accent**
"I'm going to take you to the escalator eh"
That escalated quickly...
@@TheFounderUtopia what happens when things de-escalate
I don’t usually re-watch comedian videos, but I just loved this one too much😂
I don't know how do I say, Trevor, I genuinely respect and... You and you are just beyond the scope of a person, truly amazing Trevor u r the only one and antique heart ✨✨✨
Am Zambian and this is so funny and true at the same time😂😂😂😂
Has a guy ever taken you to the escalator?
He's making it very lighthearted and hes doing it very well, but it still makes me sad. I seriously pray for lgbt people in countries where it is illegal or taboo.
Abby Mullen yeah it’s horrible
Agreed
Yes, it's so sad to think that there are still so many countries where people are not allowed to be themselves.
@Chilao k Mwewa So? Because it's a Christian nation, people should be denied basic human rights, and be punished for just living their lives and being who they are?
@The Jeff It's okay, I don't need an explanation. I'm an older woman, married and settled, but I believe all other people around the world, no matter what their orientation, should have equal rights. Good day.
"I'm going to take you to the escalator gyal" 😂😂😂 "Oh so fancy"
Adrian Pheiffer this part 😂😂😂😂
Escalators were first in Zambia in the late 70s. I recall using them in Mwaiseni Supermarket in Lusaka. 😂😂😂 They were abandoned because of poor maintenance.
They were shining, not from excitement but Vaseline 😂🤣😅
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The police should be telling them to walk in a straight line 😎
*_PFFFT!!!_*
@WaitingToFade haahagahaha
James Charles is quaking
Boom
Trevor: Escalators?
Ali: i know mind blowing eh 😂😂
Trevor is great orator. He brings an experience to life !
Alot of people overlooked the "balls" joke
It's not the best though.
I a s c e n d e d
I didn’t even noticed it!!!
Cause chutney is not their thing 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Its too deep if you not a chutney person you won't get it..
Imagine some dude trynna get a girl by texting her “hey, wanna see a pic of this escalator? 😏”
omfg 😂
😅😅😅
In Jamaica, if you take a girl to KFC it's a big deal, so I guess I get the escalator example
Big City Dance Academy
really? 😂😂
In Japan, during christmas KFC is a tradition
Which sensible Jamaican girl allowed you to take her to KFC? This must have been for lunch or some 15 yrs ago🤣🤣🤣
KFC is amazing in the caribbean.. it's real delicacy so don't knock it
@@doloresdavidson-george5495 I live in the Caribbean and KFC isn't a delicacy. Sure it tastes a whole lot better here than it does in the States. But it's just KFC, a fast food chain. Not a delicacy.
I lived in Zambia for 2 years and my best friend was a guy named Dungeon, sheerly on the basis that his name was dungeon. We ended up moving in together where I taught him D&D
I once knew a kid named Wellington or in full "Mt Wellington Bus Stop" - I never figured out if he was born there or made there
Why not both?
Wow, I understood New Zealand was one of those countries that had actual laws about not naming kids in that fashion and that a really similar example to the one you gave was an example of where the name was banned outright.
KoroWheke rotfl!!!!🤣🤣🤣
Omma god ur crack up
Never seen any conceptions at Mt Wellington bus stops. Thankfully.
When they opened the very first escalators in London people were given a glass of scotch to prevent panic or fainting xD
🤣🤣
wow, danke für die Info.
No way, get outta town.
Waiting for Trevor to speak Malaysian/Singaporean English. It's a challenge.
It’s HORRIFIC
😂😂😂😂
Lmao it may be the hardest
abuimam Russell Peters did that iirc
Yup! probably the hardest one🤣
I love his jokes, he is witty, clever and very intelligent. Love from Srilanka!!
As a gay man, this is the funniest bloody video I've ever seen on TH-cam.
But he's not joking about being gay. In a lot of eastern cultures, it's illegal.
No shit Sherlock...
bro it was illegal in most western cultures until the 60's.
he was not joking about the escalators either.
@@Gashnaw yeah I know, people still think the whole world gas electricity
Let me tell you in eastern culture we have Given more respect to lgbt than western it was some law made by britsh colonial era which has been scraped from the constitution of india and china
My nan was born and raised in Zambia. She tells me stories of her childhood a lot.
Sophie Crawford-Scott wow!! You been there?
@@AnythingMike sadly not. I would love to visit in the future tho!
Made my day. Been to Zambia years ago. Love all part of your comedy. And appreciate the African approach of your show! 😁👏🏽
Shit Trevor... its 2 Am now and I am beside my mom biting my tongue so that I don't burst out laughing.... You are hell funny dude😂😂😂 .....
Why are you beside your mom at 2 am in the morning? How old are you
@@thedarknight8236 its alabama.
@@icedwhitechocolatemochafra9851 hahah
@@icedwhitechocolatemochafra9851 get your incestuous mind out the gutters.
"Present"
Shakes head
"I think he's in too deep."
😂😂😂😂 Xdd
Hi sisters!
FREEZE!! DO NOT TEMPT ME!!!
Am Zambian and I love you Trevor Noah ur the best