Watching this reminds me how much this world needs Trevor Noah on a regular basis.

@sealyoness

8 ай бұрын

I miss him. I rarely find him on the Internet these days.

@agneteht

8 ай бұрын

Right? Like "The Trevor Noah Daily tiktok pill for nuance". I miss him.

@latishabuckner8231

8 ай бұрын

I miss him too. Like can you imagine his commentary on what's going on with politics right now 😅😂🤣😭

@galadrielnerwenartanis1432

8 ай бұрын

His wit and satire is like the spoonful of sugar to swallow reality

@webby7106

8 ай бұрын

He was the best man for the daily show. He Informs, explains and educates. Now it is full of nothing

When Jon Stuart stepped away from The Daily Show and recommended Trevor Noah as his replacement, everyone gasped and then held their collective breath. And yet, we can see what Jon saw in him. He's just straight brilliant.

@TheMarapasa

8 ай бұрын

not everyone gasped or held their breath when Jon handed the mantle to Trevor, I did neither....

@zoer7338

8 ай бұрын

​@@TheMarapasaneither did I 👍

@TheMarapasa

8 ай бұрын

@@zoer7338 the grammar police 👮🏼‍♂️ 😂🤔? You made my day

@MsDenise83

8 ай бұрын

Well I did. I had just discovered Jon and was devastated when he said he was leaving. He gave a glowing review of Trevor so I reluctantly accepted him on the strength of Jon but Trevor won me and millions of others with his own style and point of view

@ashleykinder8877

7 ай бұрын

Yes!! I miss them both so much. ^_^

“The African dropped the baby” made me laugh way harder than I should have 💀

@kgabomolosi7407

5 ай бұрын

Killed me as well😅

@lukewright9031

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

I mean - what is Trevor? A comedian? A philosopher? A sociologist? A humanitarian? A psychologist? A journalist? Guess all of the above, knitting everything together with his humor and his intelligence. You just have to love him.

@sibonisovilakazi3413

3 ай бұрын

Just an ordinary South Afrikan.

@vivpace7049

3 ай бұрын

​@sibonisovilakazi3413 that's so sweet. Thank you!😍🥰 🖤💚❣️!

@Leo6933

3 ай бұрын

@@sibonisovilakazi3413and you are a nobody 🤷🏽‍♂️

@susannaherasmus9718

3 ай бұрын

​@@sibonisovilakazi3413"just an ordinary SAcan" cos that's how we roll!!!

@johnlakay5681

3 ай бұрын

Ya Trevor! The Canadian government called Ben Johnson that. After the dipping test, Ben was called the Jamaican born athlete. Not the Canadian athlete. How bias neh!

I didn't realize how much impact Trevor had in the Daily Show until I discovered that even after almost a year or leaving the show, he is still raising the rates for the Daily Show with his clips.

@iam.a.m_

8 ай бұрын

For real 💯🔥

@luvuyonxokwana197

2 ай бұрын

😮

Love Trevor man. Bringing back common sense to an increasingly senseless world.

@symontemplar1418

8 ай бұрын

Amen to that, brother.

@whiteice3056

8 ай бұрын

Been senseless sense religion was invented

@timberwolf4698

8 ай бұрын

When do liberals have common sense?

@MarleneKarst-xp3nk

8 ай бұрын

I didn't know people were this dumb until trump came along.

@allahandro8367

8 ай бұрын

Funny because leftists clearly have all the power, he actually is very biased

Trevor is such a class act. Not arguing his opinion blindly but is ready to educate and help us think deeply

@mini-carnage7540

8 ай бұрын

His take on lotr was arguing blindly tho. Classifying all white people who have an issue with completely rewriting the lore of an existing world in order to suit modern times as racist is racism. There is a valid reason for being disappointed that this addition to the story took the lazy way of diversifying by just using the casting process instead of adding to the existing story to explain why this addition has a diverse cast whilst the earlier creations (which are set at a later time) did not. The world it is set in did have black people. They just did not live in the area where these stories are set. Lazy writing provides the actual racist with something to hide behind, lazy labelling by Noah makes the fandom out to be racists and both of these make a big budget tv show with a devoted fan base flop.

@zinzincoetzee1934

7 ай бұрын

​@@mini-carnage7540Its not that deep

@nanochic

7 ай бұрын

@@mini-carnage7540found them y’all

@Collageartist69

7 ай бұрын

​@zinzincoetzee1934 This includes thinks so.

@Zadythomas

7 ай бұрын

Trevor is a racist. He was brainwashed during apartheid, and he has unresolved trauma. He should not be a voice of reason for anyone, because he speaks from a place of hate, trauma, victim mentality .

"We saw giant eye talking, nuh-uh nope, we're moving to Africa" 😂😂😂

Trevor Noah is one of the most effective communicators on the planet. I love his approach to nuance while still being hilarious.

@crystaljanai2229

8 ай бұрын

Absolutely

@kissmyAss1_1

8 ай бұрын

They definitely should've hired him after tucker Carson got fired better for fox 😂😂😂image

@nikkidimick947

8 ай бұрын

​@@kissmyAss1_1he wouldn't have worked for a network that lies.

@james_smith9

8 ай бұрын

If I can just get a quarter of that communication zeal. Man....

@Franklin_Kirby

8 ай бұрын

I thought you were serious for a second, before I realized it was satire... well played.

His ability to cover the difficult & disgusting topic of racism with such style and humor is unmatched. He gets right to the point and holds nothing back. We need this! I love it! Thank you Mr. Noah!

@pawninthekingdom

8 ай бұрын

…AND he educates the ignorant[et al.]

@kianchristoffern

8 ай бұрын

How about noticing that this is a previously published piece - and that they are ONLY exhuming the content of a previous host because they are too cheap to realize they life of off the work of writers.

@japhethuruejoma37

8 ай бұрын

😅😮😢😮 0:26

@japhethuruejoma37

8 ай бұрын

😅😅 0:42 0:42

@japhethuruejoma37

8 ай бұрын

😅😢o

This is exactly what happend to Zinedine Zidane, but the other way around: when he won the world cup, he was the French champion. When he headbutted Matarazzi 4 years later, he was the Algerian who couldn't control himself.

@Sanglyon

3 ай бұрын

BS. After the 2006 world cup where he headbutted Matterazzi, the majority of french people were on his side.

@KG-bliss

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂

@lisagorman216

3 ай бұрын

Exactly!!!

@vokasimid5330

Ай бұрын

And he's white

Trevor Noah is absolutely brilliant. John Stuart showed amazing foresight in picking him for the daily show

The way Trever broke down the French ambassador's letter and took him to school was eye opening.

@cadenvanvalkenburg6718

8 ай бұрын

Also the accent was on point

@dimitrisionas9566

8 ай бұрын

@@cadenvanvalkenburg6718 true.

@joeshoe6184

8 ай бұрын

Easy to do when the man isn't there to defend himself.

@Arltratlo

8 ай бұрын

but if an Republican says the same, he is your hero!

@jbwolf4

8 ай бұрын

@@joeshoe6184what’s he gonna say? “Oh no you misunderstand this is us embracing the Africans!” Yeah by erasing their culture and calling them all French all while openly insulting black people in the US proud to be African-American

Trevor is a comedian in his own class. He makes you think just as he makes you laugh

@tsahai1000

8 ай бұрын

Absolutely, how much I miss him . He was the best how he makes you think and analyze situation as the same time you are having fun.

@NancyGreen8479

8 ай бұрын

He's in the class but Dave Chappelle is the teacher

@Haru-nee

8 ай бұрын

In a bigger titled “Asian describes Tarzan”, the guy said he can't wait for them to turn Tarzan black. 😂

@sarabelmokhtar9584

8 ай бұрын

He's the Eminem of comedians

@shimmyshimmyko-ko-bop594

8 ай бұрын

I agree about him being in his own class. A failing class of comedians.

I live in France, and I confirm that what Trevor says about racism in France is unfortunately true. Bravo 👏🏻 for your clever answer to the French ambassador !

Trevor isn't just a great comedian, he's a great person.

Trevor Noah is a breath of fresh air. The comment about PM Sunak and English colonialism is too true. It’s okay for “us” to do it but don’t “you” dare. The irony no one is even trying dominate them that way.

@christopherbedford9897

8 ай бұрын

The actual irony is their total lack of self-awareness.

@i-dash

8 ай бұрын

@@christopherbedford9897 That too.

@allahandro8367

8 ай бұрын

How does this make sense, you can’t compare 400 years ago to today and you can’t compare government allowing colonization like modern west and having the power to take it yourself, without colonization when would africa get the wheel lol clearly people benefit it’s not like they had industrial development before that

@allahandro8367

8 ай бұрын

@@christopherbedford9897hypocrite

@i-dash

8 ай бұрын

@@allahandro8367 And there it is. It took 3 days to get an willfully ignorant troll response that basically saying colonization was a privilege. I'm surprised it took THAT long to be honest. Thank you for volunteering as tribute. You say that like invading someone else's land and imposing your culture, language, customs, etc . on them and beating, and treating them worse than cattle was done to do them a favor? That imposing laws and policies that limit freedom and opportunity is a flex? That it was and is beneficial? And honey that last part wasn't 400 years ago. That is happening TODAY globally. My point is brown/black people are not running around plotting to return the "favors" to those not of their racial groups. So there's nothing to fear by having a person of color who was born and reared in that country as its leader. Also, industrial development is a double-edged sword. You just went straight to the "400 years ago" talk and the tone deaf response about the wheel and tried to create an argument you thought you could win. I'm also sure you'd have said NOTHING at all if you couldn't see my avatar. Have the day you deserve.

Lol Trevor's sarcasm is unparalleled. He truly is a master of comedy & charm.

@user-rq7hv6lf8c

5 ай бұрын

That is the problem of our days: Sarcasm, zynism and irony is usually not detected and identified as such. There was NO SARCASM in the whole clip, none. With your understanding, you could easily say: 'The sarcasm of the parables told by Jesus Christ is unmatched."

@egilarnelund2512

5 ай бұрын

plus clever

@AlbertOgo-wd3cr

2 ай бұрын

​@@user-rq7hv6lf8c10:04

Some big shoes to fill. You can tell Trevor was not only well educated about global and social affairs, but you can tell he always did his homework and contributed greatly to the writing of the show as well.

I miss Trevor so much! 😢 We need a daily dose of him to brighten up the world.

@irieyardy

4 ай бұрын

Indeed. I miss him so much.

I miss Trevor Noah so much! Honestly, I miss all our comedians to help balance the daily horrors of the news!!! Please just pay people instead of shareholders and stop this strike!

@n0ts0B9

8 ай бұрын

Hear hear! These folks were helping me, personally, stay sane.

@darlenelarochelle4011

8 ай бұрын

Amen to that!

@Michaelkaydee

8 ай бұрын

Imagine how these guys would have had a field day with the indictments of Trump and his MAGA idiots ... sigh 😕

@gregoryharlston0602

8 ай бұрын

Amen!

@crainsuz

8 ай бұрын

I agree, I want him back too! There is no replacement for #TrevorNoah !!!

I'm black, and have redheaded cousins (my uncle's a black redhead that married a yt redhead) & their kids have more similar features to our side of the family, and red hair... This little Mermaid is literally the first time they're being represented in media that we've seen

As a French person, I truly love Trevor's roast about France colonism xD So true! We French are always angry for everything but also kind of hypocrites. There's still exceptions but unfortunaly, our bad reputation is still true :/

@puccaland

6 ай бұрын

And what did he say that was true? Are Coman, Thuram, Camavinga French because of French colonialism? Did they become French? Show when and when people in France were told that they can't be French and African? In fact show anyone who was told that he can't have several backgrounds and identities? Noah simply displayed his crass ignorance, bias and obsession for skin colours, and because of ego issues totally made things up like "they can't be both", "they are French because of colonialism" to make his point. We all believe that he calls Obama "my African brother" and if South Africa wins the rugby WC next week he will celebrate by calling Faf de Klerk "my European brother"?

@smoothoperator9845

4 ай бұрын

@@puccalandYour mother taught you better and so did all your school teachers!! But no! you refused wisdom and chose addiction instead! Get another detox!

@stephenkennedy8305

3 ай бұрын

​@@puccalandyou did listen to the letter he read from the French Ambassador? That was his reference point.

@puccaland

3 ай бұрын

@@stephenkennedy8305 He read the letter then imputed to the ambassador words he never said like the "They can't be both". The ambassador was simply replying to Noah's statement that those players are African and then Noah made up a completely different story. So his reference was fakenews and disingenuousness.

@tweetyslife253

3 ай бұрын

I am a black and also french too. Let me ask you this, I assume that you are an American. My fellow f ench lady explaining to you on how things are here, yet you commented on something you knew nothing about or even experience and also insulting Trevor which I believe is more well travelled that you and for something that he is spot on . This only shows your level of intelligence. You are naming players that you had to be over 22 to knew who they are . Do some research and learn how our country runs and take heeds fro I hose who experience it. We here in France learnt about the USA, by our media, travelling yet the best way to learn about a country is out of the mouth of its fellow country men and women. Have a blessed day.

Oh wow, what excellent points about being African AND French, and how we in America don't discount, don't *disregard* our roots. Perfect response to that letter, Trevor, well done. 👏👏👏

@reginalewilliams4472

8 ай бұрын

play it loud!! play this everywhere!!

@Manadoodles

8 ай бұрын

it's not disregarding of our roots. i think he worded it wrong. it's more of here in the EU we go by where you where born rather then the collour of the skin they have or where your ancestors come from . when you are born in the country as well as their parents or grandparents you are from that country. assuming where we are from based on skin collour is something we view as racist. our roots is where we where born and raised not where our ancestors where born and raised. we don't use terms like "African french " "German french" etc otherwise i would have been "french Belgian" in eu we identify as the place we where born at if that makes sense.

@zoer7338

8 ай бұрын

@@Manadoodles some people there feel differently than you do.

@Manadoodles

8 ай бұрын

@@zoer7338 and that's the thing. this is how major EU feels/ thinks about the matter. US feels different in that regard, that's ok. but to call it racist just because that's not how people in the US thinks about it is a bit redundant. for the rest i agree with alot of what trevor noah says, this however was a bit unnecessary.

@mamarama5174

7 ай бұрын

​@@ManadoodlesNo. It's because your country is not based on the premise of embracing immigrants.

It's not pleasant finding out you've been kinda racist and didn't even know it, but it's like going to the dentist, you know? The sooner you get it sorted, the better off you'll be.

@bofpp7951

8 ай бұрын

ABSOLUTELY!!!!! This would be the whole point of TRUTH & RECONCILIATION & all of us moving forward together to solve our ACTUAL problems and live in fair & just society!! Kudos to you for being adult, rejecting white supremacy ideology, & utilizing a little introspection!!!

@nataliealice05

8 ай бұрын

I disagree. I quite enjoy it

@andreabrown4541

8 ай бұрын

​@@bofpp7951what do you think the CRM tried to do! It's almost a century-year's old!!!!!

@bofpp7951

8 ай бұрын

@@andreabrown4541 .... client relationship mgmt software??? What has that to do with this??? #EdifyUsPlease

@foo219

8 ай бұрын

@@nataliealice05 The end result is absolutely worth it.

As an Indian-Malagasy Frenchman, I just needed to say French people really need to hear Trevor's answer to the French ambassador's letter 🖤

@EmmA-ln9he

8 ай бұрын

I'm French of African descent and I find his answer appalling.

@emmanuelp.2392

8 ай бұрын

@@EmmA-ln9he care to elaborate?

@maolcogi

8 ай бұрын

@@EmmA-ln9he Yeah I wanna hear how you came up with that answer. Please elaborate.

@EmmA-ln9he

8 ай бұрын

@maolcogi why the passive aggressive sarcastic tone? We're just having a conversation here and it can be done in mutual respect. Plus, I already answered 😏

@darlenelarochelle4011

8 ай бұрын

​@@EmmA-ln9he I'm sorry. Why?

The way he can master such diverse vocal accents is just so incredible! You are a very talented comedian!

I love how Trevour looked so happy and smiled genuinely each time he delivered a punch in the Rishi Sunak clip.. 😁

But Africans did live in Medieval England and were described by various terms such as: 'Black', 'Ethiopian' (used generically to refer to all Africans), 'Moor', 'Blackamoore' and 'Garamantes. ' Other terms such as 'Saracen' were generic enough to describe Africans, as well as people from Asia Minor and elsewhere.

@MajorHenryL.

8 ай бұрын

No…not really

@Crystallily73

8 ай бұрын

​@@MajorHenryL. Um, yeah, really, and based on your comment it looks like you skipped a few classes in school. Maybe you want to go read up on Africans in medieval Europe instead of refuting facts. #bye #seeya #haveagoodone #FOH

@williamk4356

8 ай бұрын

Did any appear as elves in LOTR?

@tinadenning3186

8 ай бұрын

@@williamk4356 its fictional

@aarjo8258

8 ай бұрын

@@williamk4356Yep. In Rings of Power, apparently lol.

I never imagined the American public was ready for such a realistic and well-informed guy like Trevor. Most Americans cannot stand any criticism about their country.

@katella

8 ай бұрын

Whenever I talk to American friends or family about something I think is done better in another country, they get hostile. Why not think about it and wonder if they could do the same or something similar to improve things in the US?

@Jay-hr3rh

8 ай бұрын

@@katella I live in the US. I totally understand and understand.

@des_elise

8 ай бұрын

well we aren't all ignorant but I know what you mean

@shimmyshimmyko-ko-bop594

8 ай бұрын

LOL! Your bigoted comment makes you just as bad.

@fatemakarim5054

8 ай бұрын

This is true of *most*. Statement is accurate.

I love the conclusion: "context is everything" which is so true.

I honestly adore this man, I feel privileged to be able to listen to his innate wisdom and super clear explanations, and his smoothly delivered, polite, but utterly scathing complete takedowns.

The way he said that Haa-Aah was 100000% South African and is understood in all our 11 official languages 😂😂😂

@happilydivorced3235

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂It's like Hayi suka Wena😁😁

@tselimohapibusuma7069

2 ай бұрын

Totally!! 😂

His perspective and humour helped me thru the entire campaign and subsequent reign of Mr. Trump. I miss him on The Daily Show so much.

@mikeanderson7549

8 ай бұрын

Right

@mikeanderson7549

8 ай бұрын

You American?

World class comedian, his jokes are both ethical and funny, the master of sarcasm

He's just a man who makes sense of everything in a way that everyone will fully understand.

I think we need more comedians in politics to call out and embrass bigoted politics and policies

@Tantalus010

8 ай бұрын

Except they aren't embarrassed by their beliefs anymore. That's the damage Trump did: he made them proud to be racists.

@capricorngoddess3641

8 ай бұрын

@@Tantalus010 Your Absolutely CORRECT ‼️💯%

I have worked for a French construction company in Botswana. There were South African whites there too --- by the way, I am white British married to black Zimbabwean -- but the racism of the French was generally much more pronounced than that of the Afrikaners. The attitude of the French in Africa has been despicable.

@remired241

8 ай бұрын

@damienrakotonoera9956 I wouldn't say recent history either. I'm American, and I know about the 80s. I get Trevor's point. But we definitely won't get into the topic of Racism in America. People claim it doesn't exist in 2023

@bikextheworld4223

8 ай бұрын

You‘ll find everywhere people who are frustrated with little sleep self control declines and you express your thoughts unfiltered - no excuse but french wine gives you the rest.

@josephmasarira

8 ай бұрын

❤

@thentsakzin7286

8 ай бұрын

​@@damienrakotonoera9956uhmm the Afrikaner didn't colonise half of Africa, the French did. You think they colonised half of Africa and are not racist? Not a fan of the Afrikaner either but they are the lesser evil.

@ianbeddowes5362

8 ай бұрын

@@damienrakotonoera9956 LOL. I am a former member of MK and a registered military veteran. But at the time of the fall of apartheid, I witnessed that many Afrikaners had moved away from the extremist Verkrampte ideology. You know apartheid history of course, but are you ware of the extremes of French colonialism?

I am South African of Indian descent. My great grandfather came and cut cane.My son is now a CEO of a huge company .Work hard and you will achieve.

Trevor, I am so happy that you still come to us to explain the topics that are pretty clear if we are not blind but so difficult to explain to people who want to stay blind for reasons only they can understand... Thank you so much for what you did with all the great people from The Daily Show!

Same thing here. At least one immigrant, that I recall, was killed serving his new country and became an American posthumously. So he was Mexican until he gave his life for us. Not right! As soon as he signed those papers he was an American.

I remember reading a comment where someone wrote - "it's not scientifically correct to have a black mermaid. They should be pale or translucent." 😂😂😂 I can't with stupidity. Scientifically correct mermaid 😂

@mini-carnage7540

8 ай бұрын

But there is a deeper scientific point there about our genetic makeup and why people in cooler counties evolved white and people in warmer climates evolved to be black. It would make scientific sense for people who live under water to have evolved to be translucent ( don't need protection from the sun's rays) or black, pure black not brown (camouflage from predators). Don't dismiss a point as racist just because you don't understand the point, that in itself is kinda racist.

@rhea.saupin

8 ай бұрын

@@mini-carnage7540 no I understand the point perfectly. Evolution is very interesting however evolution has nothing to do with a fairytale. It's a story about a mermaid, no matter how 'scientific' one tries to be, it's a mermaid. It isn't real! It's absurd that someone would have an entire meltdown on the hypothetical science behind a mythical creature.

@rhea.saupin

8 ай бұрын

@@mini-carnage7540 bold of you to assume I didn't understand the point and not there isn't a point. You cannot have a scientifically correct mermaid, why... because it isn't real.

@mini-carnage7540

8 ай бұрын

@@rhea.saupin we know more about space than our oceans. It's absurd to assume you are correct when the simple fact is we don't know much about our oceans at all. I was simply pointing out that whilst the exact phrase used by that poster may have been nieve there is an aspect of science behind the concept

@mini-carnage7540

8 ай бұрын

@@rhea.saupin also rather than say "I can't with stupidity" (? I previously assumed you meant I can't deal with stupidity but I don't want to be so bold as to make assumptions just based on what you've said again so could you clarify?) Why not be the bigger person and educate them or engage in healthy debate? Instead of laughing at them?

The legend has it that the French Ambassador is still crying from that burn.

Trevor, you hit the nail on the head!! French colonization is “avec assimilation”. This became a challenge with Africans colonized by France. Some see themselves as “French”. No matter how you look at it, if you are brown, you are of African stock!

Noah is in a class of his own . . . he talks sense in a senseless world . . . one smart soul

As an indian, I thoroughly enjoyed and laughed at the jokes especially about that British Rishi Sunak joke.😂

Love the intelligent wit of Mr. Noah's insights that address real issues and the absurdities in life and society. He makes you laugh and think and does it with class. Bravo!

There is no better debater, no better voice of reason, no better celebrity who knows how to reflect and bring a point-of-view, genuinely presented with lasting and realistic arguments. Respect to Trevor Noah.

Black actors were cast as orcs in earlier lotr movies. Didn't hear much about it. 🧐

@mjbgdaad5624

8 ай бұрын

Yup. TBH I feel part of this falls on the shoulders of JRRTolkien. His books were frought with black & dark evil vs. light and white goodness. Remember the wizard upon conquering death, returned having transformed from grey to white. Today, literary license is wide enough to bring a retelling of LOTR into this century with some diversity without compromising any of Tolkien's saga. (edit: typos)

@abram730

8 ай бұрын

@@mjbgdaad5624 "without compromising any of Tolkien's saga." That didn't happen. It was just every other movie, textured in a LOTR pattern. It was hollow with the depth of a puddle, and I didn't even finish it.

@tinaye8638

8 ай бұрын

People don't mind black people playing strange creatures. During the whole little mermaid drama, people suggested Lizzo play Ursula, but they had a serious problem with a black woman playing a princess.

Him reading the letter form the France Ambassador...in French accent😂 He's really an intelligent....and goodlooking guy❤😊

Man!!! Love this dude and his perspective on these unfortunate issues. No matter what we ( Black folk) do, say, achieve, etc., White folk ( not all, in general) will always have a problem with us. Most are hateful, racists, insecure, bigoted and just plain ignorant when I comes to acceptance, respect and inclusion. Keep speaking up Trevor and all of US. We must continue to shine a light on this ignorance and bring love and courage everyday to these issues.

@LeftBehind666

8 ай бұрын

Look at black people( in general) and you wonder why we have an issue.

@zoer7338

8 ай бұрын

You don't "bring love" by generalizing about White folks like that. No, "most" of us aren't horrible racist people, please get that out of your head, or at least stop spreading that lie. Republicans are the problem in this country, especially MAGA republicans.

@zoer7338

8 ай бұрын

Also, and l mean this respectfully, can't you see that your judgment is racist? Please don't generalize like that.

@livingwikipedia1952

8 ай бұрын

Most white people are racists? Do you mean like in your area or the whole globe? Why do you think that, is it presonal experience? Data? Honestly, I believe there are many white racists, but for me at least, they are still a minority.

@IDislikeMacaroni

8 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@zoer7338you cannot be racist against white people because there has been no historic oppression of white people. What does that say about you that instead of acknowledging the point this person has made, you immediately start pointing fingers and accusing? Deflecting much? Thank you, -A white lady

Trevor Noah u bring flood of laughter. U r my hero. We need More. Love u from Ethiopia 🇪🇹

The African French conversation was epic!!!

@jonasweber9408

8 ай бұрын

But very untrue… in france and many European countries it’s really considered racist to call someone who is french other than french just because of his skin color…

@changetocome100

8 ай бұрын

@@jonasweber9408 I rather be called African if it means I'll be treated better. 90% of french Africans will tell you horribly they're treated in France...not a secret?!!

@jonasweber9408

8 ай бұрын

@@changetocome100 being called an African in france it will mean you’ll be treated worse… it’s racist. And calling someone African and not by their proper country of origin is considered offensive because it’s seen as reductive… It’s really hard to explain to Americans… it doesn’t work the same way in france and in most of Europe, “French Africans” is considered racist, if you’re french you are “french of [name of the country] origin”

@balokilemasemola294

7 ай бұрын

​@@jonasweber9408 you people are hilarious!😂😂😂

@jonasweber9408

7 ай бұрын

@@balokilemasemola294 I don’t know who you’re talking about “you people” you know I have 3 nationalities… How strange that you wouldn’t consider how to be respectful to people in other countries…

14:32 His accent switching is impressive

Contemplating, acknowledging and understanding the perspectives of others. This is a desperate need both locally and worldwide 😢😩.

Real definition of not knowing what you have till it’s gone.. you always made my days 😂😅

And this is why we still haven't seen an official host for the Daily show, be announced! Trevor Noah, you're a hard act to follow!

I understood the French ambassador. These people are French are maybe want to be French. Trevor said, the ambassador took "part of their identity away" but how about let the players define their identity on their own and default on their country identity in the passport? I know, in America some people define their-selves as something one of their grandparents used to be. And thats ok! But that is not everywhere the case. If the French players want to identify as French and African, sure nobody should deny that. But that is something they decide and not the ambassador or Trevor. On the other hand, French people are also quick with "THESE AFRICAN!!!" if something bad happens... But I hate them for that as well.

@DarkNJuju

8 ай бұрын

Sure you do.

@swetashetty941

8 ай бұрын

Racism in France is open and widely prevalent...just denied

@jonasweber9408

8 ай бұрын

Yep, in france we consider the fact to call someone not french when this person actually is french (just based on skin colour) to be racist. I understand the American view on the subject but it doesn’t apply to france (and most of Europe I would say)

@witcherye

8 ай бұрын

brazilians also don't cling to roots like americans, in our country, everyone sees themselves only as brazilian. however, we are taught in history how colonized our country is. we know that we have african, indigenous, portuguese blood, and probably DNA from 3 other nations that migrated to the country (japanese, germans). that doesn't make us any less brazilians, but knowing where you come from matters a lot. you shouldn't simply erase the history as if it were nothing. i think trevor is right when he says that you can identify with the country you were born in, but that you can also remember the origin of your birth. if a brazilian feels offended when africans want to welcome them as part of their culture, they certainly needs to read the history of brazil.

How could anyone not love this man !!!! He is right and funny !!!! He's just a sweetie !!! ❤

7:05 my man was tapping dat letter like it was an ipad, had dem pinchers ready for zoom in zoom out. Love his shows

I personally enjoyed lotr series on prime. I never realized people were upset about the diversity. What a petty world we live in.

@Yormolch

8 ай бұрын

I didn't care about the diversity (by that, I mean that I enjoy diverse casting, but I don't care if there are black elves in a show or not, but that's a personal viewpoint) BUT I hated the show. I thought it was written horribly. Except for most of the Dwarven stuff, those parts were pretty neat.

@JudyFayLondon

8 ай бұрын

Second your comment.

@lavrentivs9891

8 ай бұрын

I've not heard anyone I know complain about the diversity, but rather many of the "creative liberties" taken with the source material, making it too different from the original stories by Tolkien. Like making Galadriel into a fighter rather than powerful magic user and similair things.

@erebostd

8 ай бұрын

I think most fans aren’t really upset about the actors but the utterly bad story. There’s no development in the main character, the world doesn’t fit into the legacy material, all the „woman do everything better“…it’s just annoying and boring. Because that’s how strong woman act. (Ripely might have a word here, i guess, the same goes with the original mulan, etc…)

@sbumzi6313

8 ай бұрын

​@@lavrentivs9891When the casts photographic promos came out, I remembered there was a significant amount of critics online complaining about the racial make up of the cast. Most of the used the word "Woke" to describe the casting choice!

The statue of the Little Mermaid in Copenhagen is made of bronze and looks dark brown. It's been there over 100 years. Surprised no one complained about that. Maybe the artist knew something we don't.

@florasuites6899

4 ай бұрын

Maybe the artist knew that the half-woman, half-fish mythology is universal. It's an object of worship in many cultures even up till this day in some parts. Some education does no one any harm.

Totally agree about French. I am a Vietnamese French, born and raised there. But there is always this hypocrisy which I do not like. That is why I am moving out the country

The genius in Noah is prominent but his gift to combine it and trivialize complex issues and present them as rib cracking jokes is why he is prominent. and he is prominent.

I remember how he also went through the same thing where people didn't want him as a host. Oh how quickly things change! Went from "this man is not funny" to catching oneself giggling at one of his jokes to full out laughter and appreciation for how his pov and how he breaks things down. 😂😂😂

We need Trevor back

We need more people in the world like Trevor Noah!

Trevor is so real in his approach to our world. Others could learn much from his humor.

I don't know how this will be taken, but I have to say this: casting different color actors for House of the Dragon was actually BRILLIANT -- it created an easy visual way to tell House Velorian (white hair and dark skin, originally from ancient Valyria, don't ride dragons, etc) from House Targaryen (white hair and pale skin, originally from ancient Valyria, some do ride dragons, etc)... also the mixed race ones are the Valyrians from both House Velorian AND House Targaryen. It was an excellent move, not just "diversity for diversity's sake" - these people represent two different houses, and some of their children represent a mixture of both houses :) it was awesome. (there's also a third house from Valyria in the books, would be interesting if they made them by giving Asian actors white hair, hehe) PS: it would have been SUPER EASY to in-character explain the racial diversity in The Little Mermaid - at least on the land part: one gossiping servant lady: "Did you see the new girl? She looks so strange and different." another gossiping servant lady: "Yes but I came here from a ship wreck, your parents came here from a ship wreck. We're all strange and different on this island." BOOM! It's an island where most people got here from ship wrecks. An in-movie explanation for diversity. Was that so hard??? ALSO that black queen should have been the prince's stepmother - a non-wicked step mother is such a missed opportunity! Instead he's not a prince but just some guy that was adopted by the queen... :(

@durrangodsgrief6503

8 ай бұрын

another easy visual way to be distance is having velaryons wear blue their house color or white while the targs wore red and black what you posed is nonsensical reasoning

@durrangodsgrief6503

8 ай бұрын

by your logic no king or royalty form any nation would be able to tell each other apart during the medieval era as they were all white despite wearing different colors and symbols and is diversity for diversity sake and the targs ar heavy on the keeping the blood pure thats why they married each other and the velaryons a lot and rarely ever married out now explain why they would marry out to a house who tainted their blood why

@nessat6335

8 ай бұрын

ALSO! re """by your logic no king or royalty form any nation would be able to tell each other apart during the medieval era as they were all white despite wearing different colors and symbols""" -- yes, YES!!! If/when a king removes his colors and symbols of royalty, removes his wig, washes all that lead powder off his face and hair (heh) and dresses like a commoner or like a regular rich guy - people can NOT tell it's their king. That's not just my logic it's an absolute fact.

Love how Trevor can so articulately express his thoughts. He is so clear in his thoughts and opinions. I admire him for that.

I miss Trevor!!! He is amazing. I absolutely love him...he's both hysterically funny and also extremely intelligent and insightful in interviews. ❤❤❤

@Cooverdamn

8 ай бұрын

100%. Can we have a World president and make Trevor it?

This was one of the many things that made Trevor such an amazing host of the Daily Show. He is brilliant and such a great comedian. I'm gonna miss him.

4:34 I do so much love how Trevor is able to get this first little correction in. Yeah, he def could have been “less true” 😂

Trevor needs to return with a new Trevor Noah Show. 😌

Trevor, I'm french and I was of the opinion of our ambassador. But you made yourself clear, and I totally agree with you. You are absolutely right.

TREVOR NOAH's comedy is put out only after in-depth understanding of the topic and after understanding every perspective of the topic. From India, I appreciate this among artists, comedians being the best of them.

I truly miss seeing him on a regular basis. I hope he comes back in some way. He deserves all things wonderful.

This world needs more Trevor's. Bless your heart 🙏🌍✌️❤️🕊️🌿

@ScorobeSlavinpoop

8 ай бұрын

@@TrevorNoah.- you're not Trevor

Quality of life has dipped without a daily dose of Trevor.

We all need to get together to get Trevor Noah, his own show …come back … There is no one else like him out there Great man

We live in a foolish and crazy world and Trevor really helped soften its blows. ❤️ He makes it look so easy to talk about such things because of his razor sharp humour and clear thinking. Wish there were more like him. And since there aren't its totally understandable why @thedailyshow replays his amazing content. 😍😍😍❤️

I'm 61 years old and an athiest. I wasn't an athiest all my life. I was born and raised in Judeo-Christan beliefs and faith. I finally woke up to the falsehood of it all. Through my deconversion, I also realized how blind I was to discrimination and racism in this fellowship. I'm guilty of this but now I am making the right decisions about how to honestly treat others fairly. Believe this or not.,you have made a positive major impact on my life. Thank you Trevor ❤

@Extremely_Shawol

8 ай бұрын

I'm kind of confused because the Bible is very anti-racist. I know some people are racist, but unless they are in a cult or listening to false teachings, their racism has very little to do with their religion. Not trying to convert you or anything, but you've got the wrong idea

@teacheschem

8 ай бұрын

@@Extremely_Shawol - Even if the Bible is anti-racist, the establishment of religion has definitely acted in racist, sexist and other ism ways before.

@teacheschem

8 ай бұрын

The best time for change is now! That’s amazing! Congrats!

@AlvinaGachugu

8 ай бұрын

I was born Catholic and when I was four years old, my mother converted to a Jehovah's Witness. I became an atheist last year when I was 29-30yrs and your comment really resonates with me, especially the place of a woman in society as per biblical standards. Better late than never.

@Extremely_Shawol

8 ай бұрын

@AlvinaGachugu Jehovah's witnesses are a cult, so I wouldn't trust their interpretation of the Bible. A lot of people take things out of context (historical and contextual), and despite common misconceptions that the Bible has messages that demean women, it is really actually the opposite. The Bible is hard to understand, and if people teach it wrong, I get how the Bible might seem to give that idea. Women have strengths men don't have, and I think that is empowering. Women were the first people to see Jesus's empty tomb. A lot of women played pivotal roles of faith in the Bible and were trusted with things that men were not. Their roles were not as visible perhaps but not less important

One of the most gifted "political commentators" I' have heard. Blessings in your new endevours.

This man is brilliant. Also his accents are spot on 😂😂

"People are so angry, they need to go touch grass man." So they can be grounded? Loved his line, the entire show was brilliant like always ❤

Yes . I'm from Ireland 🇮🇪. Black slaves were brought here by vikings. It was noted that they came here and stayed for many years. By the way , Irish society at that time was against slavery. It was purely run by vikings. Who by the way were, are my ancestors. In Irish we call them an fir gorm. Which means the blue men

@devonteswing6792

8 ай бұрын

What's the black population now days???

@stephenspackman5573

8 ай бұрын

@@devonteswing6792 That's going to depend on your personal racial doctrine, isn't it? If you hold to the One Drop rule, then by now that would probably be all of them. Of course, the Vikings didn't have to get involved to accomplish that, since all of everyone's ancestors are African. Moral of the story: you cannot make this discussion make sense, because, in the long term, breeding is the main thing that people do.

@Mehki227

8 ай бұрын

​@@stephenspackman5573Yeah you put us in proximity of each other, we're going to f* each other. 😂 How did all those "colored" people come about in apartheid South Africa? Hmmmm?😅

“Go away until you’re cool enough that somebody wants to kiss you” What an insult lol

His Trevor still on the Daily Show,I hope so because it seems there’s no one can replace him‼️

Trevor Noah's breakdown of these situations is amazing.

“People are so angry, they need to go touch grass”, 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 truth!

It's so healing to laugh for a few minutes, instead of cry or scream, about the sad stuff. 👍🏼

TREVORRRRRR!!! Please come back!! Missing you and your talent, charm, wit, your accent, being a comic genius and most of all those dimples!! I’m a grandma and I know you make yours so proud as I would be if you were my grandson!! You’re awesome young man!!!

I loved it when Noah said seeing danger n running towards it ..😂😂😂😂😂

An ambassador should be honoured if someone read their letter with their country's accent

@amssydsing3475

8 ай бұрын

Unless he's being obviously mocked. No idea where you are from but let's say you're from a Spanish-speaking background and people would mimic you with a cheesy Mexican accent. Trevor's right about much of what he says here but he misses the point about the difference between the US and France and their heritage . . . not calling yourself Senegalese-French in no way minimises your heritage as most of the French players will support - even as per Trevor's intro. I wish he would return , the usual late-night dross on no is boring.

America is so lucky to have suddenly someone like Trevor to come here and help us understand the racism that we have but are not aware of it. Trevor taught me some things about American racism that I had never considered and now I do. One thing was I never considered how much money a black person loses by being black over many years into the past, now, and in the future. That's real money that you can count if you care to figure the subtleties of the losses. To say that a portion of this nation was built on the backs of black people is not an exaggeration if you look at the history of specific movements. Important is my deep and sincere thanks missing to Trevor Noah who is in America as a blessing..... Any surprise too, if you listen to this intelligent man. I am sorry, Trevor, you have no place to go in America with your talents. That weeknight show is a big exception. I wish you could stay around but I can't think of a spot for that. I love your telling of your history of your family and your mothering. I hope I got it all it is so valuable but I guess there's more. The more is probably not saleable on American television. Sadly it looks like the only place you have now this is what people in your position take and that is writing ( I know that is true personally as I squeak from the sidelines). Where are you, can youn find a more public spot?

The problem with this world is everybody wants to hate someone or something. .

Just change the French ambassador's letter to a brit one & it will still make sense for India & Indians as well!! And all the points Trevor made will be valid for India as well!😊

Crazy part is that the ones that need to see Trevor’s and other common sense content never will😢

Trevor Noah's intelligent sarcasm is amazing . I really enjoy listening to him.

I miss you so much, Trevor. I’m waiting for your next big production.