Trevor Noah is undoubtedly one of the best comedians in the game and comedians are known for their tongue in cheek humour. These often leaves them with a huge egg on the face and so is the case with this SA born comedian.
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Social media users brought up a previous interview he had with former President of the United States, Barack Obama, where they both had a very light hearted conversation which delved deeper into politics. The two had a very thought provoking conversation which social media managed to twist and made it into a roast fest.
In the clip, Trevor asks Barack Obama how has he managed to transition from being president of the US, to being "an ordinary citizen." He asked him how does he view or react to social issues he sees on television as a person who is no longer in that 'powerful position.'
"When you transition back to personal life, I wonder what that is like, because unlike you I do not have that power to change the world or do something about it. Because in many ways you are like me...you see a thing on TV and you get angry or sad and can't really do something about it," asked Trevor.
Barack Obama laughed off the "insult" and responded by saying "Well, first of all I am not anything like you. I still have a lot more influence and clout. So let's just be clear and try to keep things in perspective."Trevor's great television presence will work very well for Mac G's Podcast and Chill series but he seems to be blueticking him. His campaign fell flat as Trevor ignore his plea.
“Dear Trevor, may you kindly bless us with an interview” and his followers, who call themselves, 'The Chillers' advocated for the popular podcaster.
Read more: Trevor Noah Blue Ticks MacG
Social media users brought up a previous interview he had with former President of the United States, Barack Obama, where they both had a very light hearted conversation which delved deeper into politics. The two had a very thought provoking conversation which social media managed to twist and made it into a roast fest.
In the clip, Trevor asks Barack Obama how has he managed to transition from being president of the US, to being "an ordinary citizen." He asked him how does he view or react to social issues he sees on television as a person who is no longer in that 'powerful position.'
"When you transition back to personal life, I wonder what that is like, because unlike you I do not have that power to change the world or do something about it. Because in many ways you are like me...you see a thing on TV and you get angry or sad and can't really do something about it," asked Trevor.
Barack Obama laughed off the "insult" and responded by saying "Well, first of all I am not anything like you. I still have a lot more influence and clout. So let's just be clear and try to keep things in perspective."Trevor's great television presence will work very well for Mac G's Podcast and Chill series but he seems to be blueticking him. His campaign fell flat as Trevor ignore his plea.
“Dear Trevor, may you kindly bless us with an interview” and his followers, who call themselves, 'The Chillers' advocated for the popular podcaster.
Without agreeing nor declining the offer, Noah tweeted that he is refusing to do any interviews at the moment : “I am refusing to do any interview from now on that doesn’t also include pyrotechnics! @JKCorden, always a great chat my friend."
Podcast and Chill with MacG is debatably the biggest podcast in Africa and has more than 140 000 subscribers. They trend weekly for their controversial topics and interviews they have with famous people, making those he has never interviews wish they sat down with him.
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Podcast and Chill with MacG is debatably the biggest podcast in Africa and has more than 140 000 subscribers. They trend weekly for their controversial topics and interviews they have with famous people, making those he has never interviews wish they sat down with him.
Read next: Thanks Cyril! Chomee Banks R2 Million In Free Cash
Picture credit: Billboard