China and China town are totally different. When Chinese visit China town，they feel like taking time machine and go back only Guandong or Fujian hundreds of years ago.
😍 That's right, the glory days of old Hong Kong and Taiwanese books, music, anime, movies influence. And you're not afraid to eat the food like in actual China
People in comments need to understand that jokes are made for different audiences. Not all jokes and events carry the same rythme, enthusiasm and language. Dude switches according to his audience. And while some find it annoying & not funny, the others will find it hilarious.
It's sad! After reading many comments I feet as if you don't want Trevor to grow and stay the same! Every art needs honesty and he has to stay true to his art to keep on growing! He owes nobody any explanation other than to his own creative soul. Some of his jokes has so many layers that I love to hear those again and again...Trevor is one of the entertainer whom I truly respect for always being bluntly honest but without being harsh or vulgar. He is a truly talented mimicry artist but he doesn't overdo it and talks more about global issues. He is joking but he makes sure that he is no joke! Salute!
I read his book, Born A Crime. I enjoyed so much reading it. He can make a joke out of the trying circumstances . I cried become I can relate to his poverty childhood and laughed at the same time at his joke. It was so hilarious. Recommend everyone to read the book. It's worth it
Lol, I see comments and I'm like, "one sided people here", because to be honest, Trevor was brilliant, makes you laugh and has a good taste of meaning.
In Pakistan we do have China Town. But it's a kind of hub for different restaurants, including Chinese, Italian, and Pakistani.. One building having dirrent restaurants at different floors
Trevor I got to tell you something mate.... there is a "China town" in a lot of cities. Singapore has a street called China town, Kuala Lumpur has a China town, every city in Australia has a China town. China town is just a street or a few consecutive streets where you get a lot of Chinese food, Asian curios, clothes, cheap stuff made in China like fans, massages, battery operated fans, hats with extra large rims, mobile phone stuff, fake xx watches, fake xx bags etc etc. The best part is China town is open 7 days a week till the wee hours of the morning!!! It is a big tourist attraction in any city. Everyone loves China Town.
Kuala lumpur doesnt have chinatown. That area was the oldest commercial area of kuala lumpur and happened to be congregated by chinese merchants. There are many places like this in malaysia and we dont called them chinatown. Funny is that singapore which has 70% chinese population still have chinatown. Ridiculous isnt?
While it’s understandable that this is a comedy but Chinatown in North America was born in the face of discrimination from 1886 Chinese exclusion act. Without which there wouldn’t have a need for the concept of China towns. While its funny, let’s not forget how Canadian or American of Chinese - Asian decent were treated during the pandemic. While we laugh, let’s keep these realities on mind.
@Esphaeras Praestans Kantstraße in Berlin is one single street and not even for its whole length. You'd never think you're in China when you find yourself there. In Rome Piazza Vittorio Emanuele was called "Chinatown" by some media sometimes, because it sounds cool, but the square has been a multicultural(!) neighborhood for the last 30 years with a heavy presence of African immigrants.Just take a look at the "orchestra di piazza Vittorio" and you'll understand how Chinese dominated the place is... There has never been a "Chinatown" in Rome. Also here in Greece you won't find any. Athens doesn't have a Chinatown, Vienna doesn't have one either. Nor do Budapest, Kiev or Istanbul have a Chinatown. London and Paris are not "all over Europe", Europe is much more than France and the UK. One has to consider that only recently Chinese immigrants started to move to Europe in bigger numbers and European cities often try to avoid the formation of those kind of "ghettos", where people live culturally isolated which then get romanticised as "Chinatown" or "little Italy" when in reality they are a place where minorities are kept away from the centres of power.
Lol that's because our government sold us to China. We're gonna end up like Sri Lanka. Remember when the education department wanted to offer Mandarin as a subject? Just crazy.
If Montreal Chinatown is China in Canada, isn't the rest of Montreal France in Canada? The English speaking area of Canada is England in your country? This is lowkey racist but most people don't realize.
exactly. going by his "logic", France invaded Canada too, one cafe at a time. If trevor noah actually thinks chinatowns are china or looks anything like china, 😮😮😮 he's obviously never been to china before.
Come on, even in Chinatown, the signs are in Chinese and English. But if you go to Korean town in LA, there are no English signs, pure Korean. They actually don't like outsiders go there. The food is amazing though.
@@iamhardwell2844 yeah In India when they opened a restaurant first they prohibited entry Of Indian oh goodness . But our government give them choice open for all or go back to the place where they come from . They really racist towards Indian oh come on yaar 8 out of 10. Have plastic surgery they are giving lesson of born beauty
I used to love Trevor's 'outside looking in' style humour, making fun observations like an innocent bystander. After all these years immersed in the US "culture" he has taken on all their self centred biases, looking at situations through the lense of the liberal mainstream media narratives against anything that is deemed not western or american. It would be great for Trevor to go spend more time in his home country and reconnect with ordinary people struggling from real world problems who has zero interest in his views on geo politics and how other countries and cultures conduct their business.
As a Chinese, I find this cultural joke fine and I get the humor... especially compared to the clip from Daily Show which sends a strong political message to shape China as the villain in the world. This I find confusing... when America is bossing around in other countries they are just, and when other countries try to do it they're villains : )
trevor has to please his white masters. afro's notice that whites are jealous of asians and want to talk them down, so afro's are doing it as well. its logical. afro's in the west are dependent on whites, so they just want to serve their white masters
Imagine a Zimbabwetown in every Chinese city. Full of Zimbabweans. No Mandarin signs just all in Shona. Chinatowns are in almost every country in the world…and we like going there because it’s like being a tourist without even leaving your city. However it’s still intriguing that you literally just walk into what is essentially another country…except it is not. Hope this makes you understand how intriguing it is.😅
@@michaelcxt did asian people colonize and destroy and divide westen countries? by the way, what is american? white american? if you are not native american, you are also immigrant. don't tell me white people build this country. haha learn the real history, bro.
just a little subtle racism, I wonder why not little havana, or little italy? black comedians always use asians as canno fodder. like chris rock was hosting oscars so white year, complaining about no black nominees, proceeds to bring out 3 east asian kids with glasses who are "accountants" to do his next skit.
I was actually thinking about it the other day, like why is China the only country in every country. Assimilation is not a thing to them. They do not even put translations. At least you will not need a passport to experience China there. So I figured if I wanted to live in a different country, I would have to have my own little South Africa and I would do that by building a mall with all my favourite stores, like Makro, Clicks, Checkers, Food Lovers, Hirsch's, Bradlows, Rochester, Hi-Fi Corp, Incredible Connection, Truworths, Woolworths, Builders, CTM, Rocco Mamas, Primo, Burger King, McDonald's, KFC, Chicken Licken, Panarotis, BOSS, The Arc, etc. basically my own Eastgate with all the employees being South African you know.
🤢No thanks to some of that. It is not an exhaustive list. Nandos has great chicken which I figure I can make at home, but the ads have been disturbing off-late. Talk about killing the brand, although really I can count in one hand the number of times I went to a Nandos. I would substitute Nandos for Mochachos, beautiful brand that. Everybody knows that the only good PnP is in Heidelberg, so there is no point in that franchise. I love me some Chicken Licken tiny wings although my favourite are KFC dunked wings 😌, and those tiny snack burgers. Nice flavours especially their mayo. Otherwise total gag at everything else 🤢, just not my style. If rather buy shares in my favourite shoe and clothing brands including somebody that comes with a revolutionary style like Ye. I will not be guilt-tripped to support some new designer just because they are local if something better already exists.
@@lindiwehlatshwayo8105 l get you. But would it still be a South Africa town if the brands are American though? Personally Nandos and Chicken Licken are forever in my opinion. I’ll never get tired of the food…l actually don’t like McDees or KFC whatsoever…Mochachos we are on the same team. But seriously we have to stick with local brands though…how else will they become international? Nike or all those other international brands all started as a local brand that wasn’t polished too at some point. I want to see Afrikan brands blowing up worldwide (Nandos is already leading the way and l can see it really going way bigger in a couple of years)
@@BatsiraiMusuka look, everybody wants to do something. Saturate the market with the same ol' and not even doing it well. So you either jump on every new idea, or you find something that already exists that is a quality brand to you and as a South African you buy some shares. I am pretty sure, there are South Africans who own shares in Adidas (or any other 'foreign' brand forgetting that most of the ads for those products are done by locals as ambassadors and whathaveyou). So you can be narrow minded and tribalistic, or be a realist when it comes to Globalisation. You can be a South Africa in South Africa, or realise that you are a South African on Planet Earth. So, what does Planet Earth have to offer?
@@lindiwehlatshwayo8105 let me keep it simple…someone could have said to Phil Knight, you are being tribalistic we have had Adidas since the 1920s. We don’t need another shoe. But here we are Nike is now 4 times bigger (some might even argue…more innovative). We need our own to start, so that one day Westerners can also buy shares and do local ads of an African global brand. We can’t keep contributing to double Irish with a Dutch sandwiches while hoping we get some consideration for the value simply because we are a market to be sold to. Don’t get me wrong, we should buy shares in whatever company that is relevant. Local or international….just more so our own, to create our own jobs as Afrikans. Mofaya over Redbull, until we get our own wings😅
I think Chinatown in Canada actually look like China, even Chinese media made news about how similar it looks to China, I think because some Canadian Chinatowns are more recent or something? Our Chinatown in Sydney Australia looks nothing like China. 😅 which is great🤔🙏🥹 also! Our signs have English names too👌
I currently live in Montreal and tbh, the China town is so small and boring here compared to the ones in other big cities. It's only like few blocks and the main street where all the restaurants are is only 1 avenue. ONE! That's it! It's the slowest invasion in history and Chinese here seems fully adapted to Canadian sssssssssssllllllllllllllllllloooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwww pace living style. xD.
@vivatan13 that would be lovely. I'm currently reading Louise Penny's Gamache series - the Canadian countryside and luxurious food. Want to move there now. 😍
Nah, quite distasteful - long elaborated joke that doesn't land. I am a real Trevor Noah fan and have always loved his clever observations and his genius disentangling of all kinds of societal/cultural phenomena, but this weird joke is really indeed out of tune.. and you could tell from the silence/ non-response of the audience that it didn't land and also his facial expression to quickly wrap the 'joke.' Nobody is perfect and will sometime miss a hit, that's fine. Trevor, do recharge and come back with wonderful smart, intelligent jokes!
May be before he was famous, he was seriously working hard to bring the best stuff, now he's become famous he's becoming easy going, not thinking hard, not researching hard!. Even in the daily show he needs to stop emulating Jon Stewart and instead continue to be himself like his early years. He needs to be calm, not hyper reactive, he needs calmness and compusure instead of talking loud like a clown, or fast like a sewing machine!
Disappointed. Trevor's comedy is usually intelligent and displays an impressive understanding of whatever topic he's talking about. This extremely superficial take on Chinatowns is at odds with that and what Chinatowns are actually about.
Also, he makes it sound like Montreal is the only city with a Chinatown, which is strange considering he lives in a city that has one of its own. Doesn't sound like he got to know Montreal very well.
His Comedy has become far to Americanised.. bring back the Clever, witty and insightful stuff Trevor! Silly voices and repetitions of the same joke might cut it in USA but the rest of us need more substance. Please go back to writing for educated, well traveled adults instead of those basic Christian rednecks
Yeah well in as much as i really enjoy and love Trevor's comedy, he's really dropping off the bar. He could be becoming more American like others are saying or whatever the case might be but generally he's nolonger as funny. Now he's just trying to keep up with his Fame.
One Restaurant at a time 😂😂😂😂
China and China town are totally different. When Chinese visit China town，they feel like taking time machine and go back only Guandong or Fujian hundreds of years ago.
😍 That's right, the glory days of old Hong Kong and Taiwanese books, music, anime, movies influence. And you're not afraid to eat the food like in actual China
Yeah especially San Fran Chinatown 😅
@Jade Lee : What is the "poor age of all time"? Taiwanese and pre 97 Hong Kong cultures?
@Jade Lee : Your English is very bad. No idea what you're talking about. Try Google Translate.
Food there sucks too.
People in comments need to understand that jokes are made for different audiences. Not all jokes and events carry the same rythme, enthusiasm and language. Dude switches according to his audience. And while some find it annoying & not funny, the others will find it hilarious.
Yes that's true
Well said!
Need he say more?
Correct
You couldn't say it any better,in marketing it's called segmenting. You target as a business person,for him he's got a whole team!
It's sad! After reading many comments I feet as if you don't want Trevor to grow and stay the same! Every art needs honesty and he has to stay true to his art to keep on growing! He owes nobody any explanation other than to his own creative soul. Some of his jokes has so many layers that I love to hear those again and again...Trevor is one of the entertainer whom I truly respect for always being bluntly honest but without being harsh or vulgar. He is a truly talented mimicry artist but he doesn't overdo it and talks more about global issues. He is joking but he makes sure that he is no joke! Salute!
I totally agee
That is very well put together thank u 🤎 100% agree with you!
2:09 is so true in China Spy Balloon 2023, next you’ll see Balloon crashing into NY Twin Towers 😂
So well put.
Trevor's perception of things that we view as normal is enlightening.
South Africa's very own, making people all over the world laugh, big up to Trevor Noah God Bless.
This one wasn't funny at all.. most aren't
Trevor is the best Comedian in the world.
Agree 1000000 +++++%
@@victorowoyomi6428 thx for the tip. 👍
I read his book, Born A Crime. I enjoyed so much reading it. He can make a joke out of the trying circumstances . I cried become I can relate to his poverty childhood and laughed at the same time at his joke. It was so hilarious. Recommend everyone to read the book. It's worth it
Haters gonna hate. Love everything Trevor Noah!!!
It's kind of confusing when you're from Central Africa, and then you read "Comedy Central Africa"😄
Same😂
Just like when people think Chinatown is the same as China. No!
Me: I want to visit china!
Mom: We have china at home!
China at home is better than china in cpr
😂😂
He's right "the slowest invasion ever" these people are very smart.
Lol, I see comments and I'm like, "one sided people here", because to be honest, Trevor was brilliant, makes you laugh and has a good taste of meaning.
No he wasn't funny, put feelings aside.This is comedy,
2:09 is so true in China Spy Balloon 2023, next you’ll see Balloon crashing into NY Twin Towers 😂
I love Trevor Noah! Hope he comes to Singapore to perform one day 😁
@Rani Hinnawi Singapore is Singapore, not China. The Chinatown in Singapore is China.
@RaniHinnawiI think it’s the opposite. Singapore are getting more Han migrants ethnicities from China lately than Asians in SEA in the 80s
In Pakistan we do have China Town. But it's a kind of hub for different restaurants, including Chinese, Italian, and Pakistani.. One building having dirrent restaurants at different floors
Trevor I got to tell you something mate.... there is a "China town" in a lot of cities. Singapore has a street called China town, Kuala Lumpur has a China town, every city in Australia has a China town. China town is just a street or a few consecutive streets where you get a lot of Chinese food, Asian curios, clothes, cheap stuff made in China like fans, massages, battery operated fans, hats with extra large rims, mobile phone stuff, fake xx watches, fake xx bags etc etc. The best part is China town is open 7 days a week till the wee hours of the morning!!! It is a big tourist attraction in any city. Everyone loves China Town.
I don't think he's ever been to china. Chinatowns look nothing like china at all
Kuala lumpur doesnt have chinatown. That area was the oldest commercial area of kuala lumpur and happened to be congregated by chinese merchants. There are many places like this in malaysia and we dont called them chinatown.
Funny is that singapore which has 70% chinese population still have chinatown. Ridiculous isnt?
Haha we’ve got you all fooled, the restaurants are just a decoy, the real invasion army is our pandas.
I'm sure he's aware. He's from Johannesburg, South Africa, which has a Chinatown
Lol continue making Africa proud
U joking right
@@heinz2554 Fr, cringe
Damn I thought Montreal was in France 😂😂😂
Well, it is. But like any good North American town, it's name is taken from a place in Europe 😂
It's humorous 😂he takes the serious n brings out the humor in it 😂😂😂I love his wit 😂😂😂
Thanks Trevor for the MTL love hahhaa
A comedian that can make people laugh for a whole hour without swearing.
china town in the french town in canada 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Superb!!!
As a Chinese Montrealer, I feel called out and proud at the same time.
😂
Same here!
While it’s understandable that this is a comedy but Chinatown in North America was born in the face of discrimination from 1886 Chinese exclusion act. Without which there wouldn’t have a need for the concept of China towns. While its funny, let’s not forget how Canadian or American of Chinese - Asian decent were treated during the pandemic. While we laugh, let’s keep these realities on mind.
2:09 is so true in China Spy Balloon 2023, next you’ll see Balloon crashing into NY Twin Towers 😂
Trevor usually does a good research and references those facts in his comedy but not in this one. Unless there is more in the video
There's always a Chinatown in many big cities all over the world.
You don't get it do you?
Not always.
I've never come across a Chinatown in Europe. Where in Europe would this Chinatown be located?
@Esphaeras Praestans Kantstraße in Berlin is one single street and not even for its whole length. You'd never think you're in China when you find yourself there.
In Rome Piazza Vittorio Emanuele was called "Chinatown" by some media sometimes, because it sounds cool, but the square has been a multicultural(!) neighborhood for the last 30 years with a heavy presence of African immigrants.Just take a look at the "orchestra di piazza Vittorio" and you'll understand how Chinese dominated the place is... There has never been a "Chinatown" in Rome.
Also here in Greece you won't find any. Athens doesn't have a Chinatown, Vienna doesn't have one either. Nor do Budapest, Kiev or Istanbul have a Chinatown.
London and Paris are not "all over Europe", Europe is much more than France and the UK.
One has to consider that only recently Chinese immigrants started to move to Europe in bigger numbers and European cities often try to avoid the formation of those kind of "ghettos", where people live culturally isolated which then get romanticised as "Chinatown" or "little Italy" when in reality they are a place where minorities are kept away from the centres of power.
Wow
Beautiful
哈哈哈小崔角度清奇so hilarious
The way Trevor said 'Ahh, the English' killed me! 🤣🤣🤣
BUTI TREVOR NGWANAMMA 🔥❤️BA TSHEGIXE NGWANA MALOME🇿🇦🔥😇
😂😂😂👌
wa mpolaya
We stan Trevor Noah ❤
please come to pyongyang for a show.
we love u here.
I thought Montreal's Chinatown is more Vietnamese, than Chinese. Maybe I'm wrong.
gurrrl if i go to harlem i would think i am in Lagos as well
Brilliant as usual. Hallo from home (south africa)
im from india and never left india so i might have a huge culture shock if i go abroad
The only good food in canada is in chinatown 😁😁
Facts👍👍
That was really funny 😁 😂 😀
Even in South Africa has so much Chinese people special places for Chinese they even have their own bank in Sandton
Lol that's because our government sold us to China. We're gonna end up like Sri Lanka. Remember when the education department wanted to offer Mandarin as a subject? Just crazy.
Jews also have banks in China for decades... It’s a wild world man.
If Montreal Chinatown is China in Canada, isn't the rest of Montreal France in Canada? The English speaking area of Canada is England in your country? This is lowkey racist but most people don't realize.
No, Quebec is not France in Canada. Canada is part French and part English.
Anyway...France is better country compared to C....
@@whattodo904 Better in what? Colonised more countries on this planet earth?
@@lisashung9442 at least its colonised not demaged the whole world with virus...
exactly. going by his "logic", France invaded Canada too, one cafe at a time.
If trevor noah actually thinks chinatowns are china or looks anything like china, 😮😮😮 he's obviously never been to china before.
Hope a few people understand the deeper meaning of this 👌
Hehe it is Canada not Africa
It's antisemetic.🤣
2:09 is so true in China Spy Balloon 2023, next you’ll see Balloon crashing into NY Twin Towers 😂
one restaurant at a time!
To Trevor thanks for a good show again 🎉and Happy 4th of July to you Best regards, Debbie Pierce
Wait till Trevor sees the Chinatown in Africa! Coming soon! XD
You are my role model Trevor
Come on, even in Chinatown, the signs are in Chinese and English. But if you go to Korean town in LA, there are no English signs, pure Korean. They actually don't like outsiders go there. The food is amazing though.
No Trevor is right, there’s no English on the sign because the local law does not require it. It’s not safe if there’s a fire
Korean is notorious for their hatred against outsider
LAMO, south korean
@@iamhardwell2844 yeah In India when they opened a restaurant first they prohibited entry Of Indian oh goodness . But our government give them choice open for all or go back to the place where they come from . They really racist towards Indian oh come on yaar 8 out of 10. Have plastic surgery they are giving lesson of born beauty
@@shreestar4018 wtf really? damn this is crazy
We too have a Chinatown in india. Just across the Himalayas…
Trevor needs to sit down and seriously write his comedy like in the old days!
Why?
I see where you coming from, but i find him a genius for coming up with concepts that not many comedians are talking about.😂
I agree
How’bout blindfold him and take him to Harlem.
I used to love Trevor's 'outside looking in' style humour, making fun observations like an innocent bystander. After all these years immersed in the US "culture" he has taken on all their self centred biases, looking at situations through the lense of the liberal mainstream media narratives against anything that is deemed not western or american. It would be great for Trevor to go spend more time in his home country and reconnect with ordinary people struggling from real world problems who has zero interest in his views on geo politics and how other countries and cultures conduct their business.
Well, then again: Canadian food has absolutely no flavor, no matter whether you order in French or in English!
Yes😩
Unfortunately, so true…but then, service is pretty abysmal overall too…
What are you talking about? Who is making your food
@@SaHlGood .... the Mexicans, the Indians, the Ethiopians, the Thai, the Chinese. You know: all those nations that value tasty food!
@@eaubert1 yea but the comment is Addressing the tasteless food in Canada I don't understand Where you’re coming from
Yep!!! I also loved Montréal anf Québec City
As a Chinese, I find this cultural joke fine and I get the humor... especially compared to the clip from Daily Show which sends a strong political message to shape China as the villain in the world. This I find confusing... when America is bossing around in other countries they are just, and when other countries try to do it they're villains : )
trevor has to please his white masters. afro's notice that whites are jealous of asians and want to talk them down, so afro's are doing it as well. its logical. afro's in the west are dependent on whites, so they just want to serve their white masters
Heard the same joke about Jewish ghettoes in Eastern Europe 😂
Koreans , japanese etc too live in 'Chinatown' .
🗣😂 laughing But also true is for real China inside America make that makes sense reverse there WOULD NEVER BE AN AMERICA 🇺🇸 TOWN IN CHINA 🇨🇳 🤷🏽♀️
maybe it is because not so many American went to China.
@@Ottovonostbahnhof why not?
Even America is made in China!
because the US was late to the party, but they did get to join the 8 nation alliance.
ah sshit hes on to us
Chinatown and Dragon city in Johannesburg
One noodles at a time..
One rice at a time😂
Trevor is being Americanized.
His values had changed.
I stopped watching.
The difference between China and Chinatown is like McDonald's and Restaurants.
This was bad.. He stretched it more than he needed to..
Ndaiona comment yenyu vaChigodho
@@upenyugambe9728 kkkk ndeipi
He didn't stretch anything... yall are just looking for opportunities to get triggered...
China is invading montreal slowly? 🤣🤣
May whole canada 😅
😂😂😂
@@anac1289
Nice bracelet boss
What is his point? What about Italian town and Greek town?
trevor has to please his white masters, and he noticed that his white masters dont like china
Tetapi china 🇨🇳 tidak benarkan bangsa lain ada bandar di negara mereka, pernah dengar ke usa town, canada, malaysia town in china..😂😂😂😂
As a Chinese, I don't mind people make fun out of China and Chinese. But I really don't get the joke.
Imagine a Zimbabwetown in every Chinese city. Full of Zimbabweans. No Mandarin signs just all in Shona.
Chinatowns are in almost every country in the world…and we like going there because it’s like being a tourist without even leaving your city. However it’s still intriguing that you literally just walk into what is essentially another country…except it is not. Hope this makes you understand how intriguing it is.😅
@@BatsiraiMusuka Would that even be allowed in China? The people would be against it probably.
Because it’s not funny
Welcome to China, or else chinatown
you know where your narrative could lead?
Are there American towns in China?
@@michaelcxt expect they’d never be run by Americans
@@michaelcxt did asian people colonize and destroy and divide westen countries? by the way, what is american? white american? if you are not native american, you are also immigrant. don't tell me white people build this country. haha learn the real history, bro.
How about the McDonald's?
@@michaelcxt I’m sure. I’m Chinese but not from China.
Before independence there are China towns inIndonesia But not anymore. At least not as exclusive as it used to
Stop using this fake account to spread propagandic messages please. The whole world already knows. BAN Tiktok!
just a little subtle racism, I wonder why not little havana, or little italy? black comedians always use asians as canno fodder. like chris rock was hosting oscars so white year, complaining about no black nominees, proceeds to bring out 3 east asian kids with glasses who are "accountants" to do his next skit.
trevor has to serve his white jealous masters. its logical. afro's living in the west are fully dependent on whites
Québécois is French that French people cannot understand
I was actually thinking about it the other day, like why is China the only country in every country. Assimilation is not a thing to them. They do not even put translations. At least you will not need a passport to experience China there.
So I figured if I wanted to live in a different country, I would have to have my own little South Africa and I would do that by building a mall with all my favourite stores, like Makro, Clicks, Checkers, Food Lovers, Hirsch's, Bradlows, Rochester, Hi-Fi Corp, Incredible Connection, Truworths, Woolworths, Builders, CTM, Rocco Mamas, Primo, Burger King, McDonald's, KFC, Chicken Licken, Panarotis, BOSS, The Arc, etc. basically my own Eastgate with all the employees being South African you know.
Your list should have been more like: Nandos, Chicken Licken, MaXhosa, Drip, Pick n Pay, Ackermans, Era by Zinhle etc.
make it undiluted Mzansi.
🤢No thanks to some of that. It is not an exhaustive list.
Nandos has great chicken which I figure I can make at home, but the ads have been disturbing off-late. Talk about killing the brand, although really I can count in one hand the number of times I went to a Nandos. I would substitute Nandos for Mochachos, beautiful brand that.
Everybody knows that the only good PnP is in Heidelberg, so there is no point in that franchise.
I love me some Chicken Licken tiny wings although my favourite are KFC dunked wings 😌, and those tiny snack burgers. Nice flavours especially their mayo.
Otherwise total gag at everything else 🤢, just not my style. If rather buy shares in my favourite shoe and clothing brands including somebody that comes with a revolutionary style like Ye. I will not be guilt-tripped to support some new designer just because they are local if something better already exists.
@@lindiwehlatshwayo8105 l get you. But would it still be a South Africa town if the brands are American though?
Personally Nandos and Chicken Licken are forever in my opinion. I’ll never get tired of the food…l actually don’t like McDees or KFC whatsoever…Mochachos we are on the same team.
But seriously we have to stick with local brands though…how else will they become international? Nike or all those other international brands all started as a local brand that wasn’t polished too at some point. I want to see Afrikan brands blowing up worldwide (Nandos is already leading the way and l can see it really going way bigger in a couple of years)
@@BatsiraiMusuka look, everybody wants to do something. Saturate the market with the same ol' and not even doing it well.
So you either jump on every new idea, or you find something that already exists that is a quality brand to you and as a South African you buy some shares. I am pretty sure, there are South Africans who own shares in Adidas (or any other 'foreign' brand forgetting that most of the ads for those products are done by locals as ambassadors and whathaveyou). So you can be narrow minded and tribalistic, or be a realist when it comes to Globalisation.
You can be a South Africa in South Africa, or realise that you are a South African on Planet Earth.
So, what does Planet Earth have to offer?
@@lindiwehlatshwayo8105 let me keep it simple…someone could have said to Phil Knight, you are being tribalistic we have had Adidas since the 1920s. We don’t need another shoe. But here we are Nike is now 4 times bigger (some might even argue…more innovative).
We need our own to start, so that one day Westerners can also buy shares and do local ads of an African global brand. We can’t keep contributing to double Irish with a Dutch sandwiches while hoping we get some consideration for the value simply because we are a market to be sold to.
Don’t get me wrong, we should buy shares in whatever company that is relevant. Local or international….just more so our own, to create our own jobs as Afrikans. Mofaya over Redbull, until we get our own wings😅
I think Chinatown in Canada actually look like China, even Chinese media made news about how similar it looks to China, I think because some Canadian Chinatowns are more recent or something? Our Chinatown in Sydney Australia looks nothing like China. 😅 which is great🤔🙏🥹 also! Our signs have English names too👌
No, actually Chinatown in Montreal looks more like a Cantonese community in 1980s.
And? What is his point? Is he against it or what?
It's not for you
He's making a joke about it 😐
@@kryptiqhiphop oh really?
@@marcmiller3754 yessir,its pretty dope imo cause comedians joke concepts out there be generic as hell.
Fake woke
I know it was China since the last year
lol
I currently live in Montreal and tbh, the China town is so small and boring here compared to the ones in other big cities. It's only like few blocks and the main street where all the restaurants are is only 1 avenue. ONE! That's it! It's the slowest invasion in history and Chinese here seems fully adapted to Canadian sssssssssssllllllllllllllllllloooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwww pace living style. xD.
New Orleans in France
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What about the Chinatown in China
I want to visit Montreal now!!!
Make sure you visit Old Quebec City.
@vivatan13 that would be lovely. I'm currently reading Louise Penny's Gamache series - the Canadian countryside and luxurious food. Want to move there now. 😍
what was wrong with the universe travels and creating outlets in a city?
Nah, quite distasteful - long elaborated joke that doesn't land. I am a real Trevor Noah fan and have always loved his clever observations and his genius disentangling of all kinds of societal/cultural phenomena, but this weird joke is really indeed out of tune.. and you could tell from the silence/ non-response of the audience that it didn't land and also his facial expression to quickly wrap the 'joke.'
Nobody is perfect and will sometime miss a hit, that's fine. Trevor, do recharge and come back with wonderful smart, intelligent jokes!
trevor needs to please his white masters, thats why he's so awful with his china-bashing
He's actually not as funny as he was. Maybe he lost his edge after being a host 🤷♀️ People were hardly laughing and it's understandable.
May be before he was famous, he was seriously working hard to bring the best stuff, now he's become famous he's becoming easy going, not thinking hard, not researching hard!.
Even in the daily show he needs to stop emulating Jon Stewart and instead continue to be himself like his early years. He needs to be calm, not hyper reactive, he needs calmness and compusure instead of talking loud like a clown, or fast like a sewing machine!
Hmm it seems they are many african comedians here
Dull. Never thought Trevor was funny and I'm from S.A.🇿🇦 Amateurs run circles around him at the rate he's going.
Disappointed. Trevor's comedy is usually intelligent and displays an impressive understanding of whatever topic he's talking about. This extremely superficial take on Chinatowns is at odds with that and what Chinatowns are actually about.
Also, he makes it sound like Montreal is the only city with a Chinatown, which is strange considering he lives in a city that has one of its own. Doesn't sound like he got to know Montreal very well.
Drink some water it’ll dilute the salt
I feel like you were on the precipe of making a good point, but then it fell kind of flat.
No offence but... is American a success example about England in the Indian country?
trevor in your country- a piece of third world in your country. we all know what i mean, dont we?
It's Mandarin not Chinese
Trevor Noah, Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock, Kevin Hart.
It's ironic how they allow China Town in America but destroyed Black Wallstreet. Anyone else thinking this?
The biggest and "expanding" restaurant no1 isn't McDonald's?
Eh this bit needs some work shopping lol
subliminal message about how u should feel about china.
His Comedy has become far to Americanised.. bring back the Clever, witty and insightful stuff Trevor! Silly voices and repetitions of the same joke might cut it in USA but the rest of us need more substance. Please go back to writing for educated, well traveled adults instead of those basic Christian rednecks
Snob
Bad joke on chinatowns
.every western country has Chinatown
There's no Chinatown in Germany.
@@helgaioannidis9365 No Chinatown in Russia too. Bet you don’t know that.
It's sad and pathetic that his daily show is so out of tune. His Stand-up comedy shows are still good and enjoyable.
Ronnie Chieng can do it better
Yeah well in as much as i really enjoy and love Trevor's comedy, he's really dropping off the bar. He could be becoming more American like others are saying or whatever the case might be but generally he's nolonger as funny. Now he's just trying to keep up with his Fame.
indeed. i used to be really fond of him. but i haven't seen his show for a long time until today.