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Trevor who has been into comedy for 7 years now made his debut appearance as a contributor on the Comedy Central show which airs on Thursdays. Noah is a mixed raced South African comedian; he is half Swiss and South African making him one of a handful of foreign-born comics to feature as contributors or correspondents on the Daily Show.
#Laughaboutit- Trevor Noah turns African Stereotypes on America on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
South
African comedian Trevor Noah turns African stereotypes on America in
his debut appearance as a correspondent on satirical news show, The Daily Show with
Jon Stewart. Noah spoke about various issues making references to
the recent killings of African Americans by police in America in
which he compared their acts to the horrible time of Apartheid in South
Africa.
Still on African stereotypes, Noah ventured into a segment
called “Spot the Africa" where he compared pictures from cities in
America and Africa, very funny. The 30-year-old comedian also joked about the
Ebola crisis expressing his “fear” of traveling to the
United States over the recent cases of Ebola in the U.S .
My
favorite part was when he broke out in a song in a bid to raise money
for starved American children.
Trevor who has been into comedy for 7 years now made his debut appearance as a contributor on the Comedy Central show which airs on Thursdays. Noah is a mixed raced South African comedian; he is half Swiss and South African making him one of a handful of foreign-born comics to feature as contributors or correspondents on the Daily Show.
Noah
has had quite a few firsts, in 2012, he became the first comic from
South Africa to perform on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno and in
2013, The Late Show with David Letterman.
Way
to go my African brother!
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