The Best of Trevor’s Accents – Between The Scenes | The Daily Show



From musing on French raps to imagining Trump speaking Arabic, here’s a roundup of Trevor’s best accents. #DailyShow #TrevorNoah

00:00 – Growing Up with Accents
02:14 – Impersonating People, Not Places
03:50 – If Trump Spoke Arabic
05:05 – Learning German From Hitler
06:57 – Running Out of Spanish
08:39 – French Words, French Fries, and French Rap
12:10 – Trinidad and Tobago Will Never Go to War
13:13 – 911 in South Africa
15:28 – Trevor Gets In Trouble with the French

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45 comentarios en “The Best of Trevor’s Accents – Between The Scenes | The Daily Show

  1. When Black people do well their citizenship in these European cultures are embraced and when the do bad things their African heritage is highlighted.

  2. I am surprised that with his Swiss father he did not get the European concept of a nation. Switzerland with its four languages is the perfect example that you could perfectly divide society just by the critetia of language. Yet the Swiss feel like one nation because they are part of the Swiss society or people. They identify with Swiss history.
    And European cojntries need the concept of one nation as the states helps everyone who is a legal inhabitant inside of their borders. The US do not care , and even accept illegal inhabitants to a certain degree, for economic benefits, because using and abusing each other is a part of the American way of life. This is why you have Little ltaly or Chinatown, as people from the same country move together to help each other , which is much more likely with a similar background. In Euope the state will help you.

  3. I'm French & the French ambassador's letter is ridiculous & embarrassing bc I agree with everything u said. why is it so hard to embrace ppl's diversity. France is struggling with that notion of national identity bc they want immigrants to ASSIMILATE to follow the path of the national motto of liberty, EQUALITY, fraternity. but if assimilation worked with the 1st & even 2nd gen of immigrants, it's not working anymore bc the younger generations were born French, consider that their ancestors worked hard enough & gave away enough of their identity, & don't want their roots to be erased anymore

  4. Trevor, is a funnnny guy – LOVED this video!! Liked his "African" identity point of view. I'm from India, and I find it simpler to call some1 African-American than black, but many take objection to being called AfricanAmerican, because their ties to Africa go tooo far back for them to feel any connection at all. While I CAN understand that, I have a problem with defining ANY human being by skin color AND I believe it to be the root of racial problems in the US. Everywhere there are light & dark skinned people but the "color" (if we want to get so literal about it) is BROWN (different shades of). Americans are so used to using color to define people that it is a deep rooted, wrong – and now a deep rooted problem. I don't like to use it, because I see it as a problem that began with ignorant ruthless persons who stole humans, enslaved them & then justified it based on the shades of skin – Yup – THAT's how seriously WRONG I believe it to be – AND IT IS!!

  5. The trinidad ?? ???? accent!! Lol !! There are trinis here that don't speak the "trini" accent, The "pass the lighthouse" trinis <<<Only born and bred trinis know what it means.

  6. I had a friend in choir who could do this. Her mother was from Atlanta, GA and her dad from England. She could flip between various accents while telling a family story and it was just fun!

  7. You’re joke doesn’t say: «  I see you my french brother of African Decent” you said “Africa won the world cup” which invalidates HALF of our players identity. The very point of our ambassador is that they are also french not “solely french” as you want us to believe he wrote. The french government did not speak of any exclusivity you were the one to mention it when making your joke. Don’t turn it around to dodge public retribution. Racists, in our country, question our players legitimacy to be in the french team every day… we do not need you to throw anymore bones at them to nibble on. You have demonstrated an act of bad faith when manipulating the ambassador’s words instead of owning your misstep, admit guilt and present formal apologies for you have insulted our player’s identity by omitting half of it. I am very disappointed.

  8. What Trevor's describing here, in linguistics we call that code-switching. Very normal when you grow up in a multi-dialectal/multi-lingual environment.

  9. Having the worst day ever, then Trevor always brings a laugh. And then as a grandma, I'm just smilingly thinking about how naughty he probably was as a little one.

  10. Trevor i love all your accents they r hilarious … but honestly its difficult to immitate a trini accent because we are very multiciltural people due to our rich ethnic heritage of races from everywhere … but mainly our African and British influences … most ppl speak with a jamacian accent to represent our trini lingo and accents but its two totally different sounds … we speak very fast with different types of accents based on our local and domestic heritage … but yours is just sweet …

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