South African comedian and former The Daily Show host, Trevor Noah’s latest podcast on Spotify, had his listeners in stitches when he sat down with two of his closest friends Anele Mdoda and Sizwe Dhlomo to talk about a few topics, including whether he [Noah] ever really had a real job before he moved to America to host The Daily Show.
The podcast called What Now? with Trevor Noah covers everything in the world of entertainment, sports, politics and business. In a promo ad for his new project in collaboration with Spotify, Noah said the podcast really is just about having interesting conversations with really fascinating people.
Announcing the partnership last year, Spotify vice president Julie McNamara said they are excited to collaborate with Trevor to create an original podcast that seamlessly combines his unique humour, insightful commentary, and consummate interview skills on a global scale.
She added that the weekly podcast will blend Trevor’s signature humour and razor-sharp wit with his global perspective to deliver a unique take on the hottest and most captivating topics of the moment.
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To reflect on the moment of turning 40, Trevor sat down with Anele and Sizwe to debate whether birthdays even matter, whether it’s possible to reinvent yourself, and whether Trevor’s age influenced him leaving The Daily Show.
One of the topics that had Netizens laughing out loud was the trio debating whether Trevor has ever really had a ‘real job’.
In a short video clip promoting the podcast, Trevor starts off saying that he left South Africa to go host The Daily Show, to which Anele responds asking if it was a big change. Trevor then answers that it’s a big change in that he now lives in America adding that nobody asked him at that time if it was a big change for him.
Sizwe then jumps into the conversation saying he thinks moving to America was a big change for Trevor because he has never had a 9 to 5 job, and never had to wake up at a certain time to get to a job.
Trevor naturally defended himself and started listing the jobs he had over the years to much snort laughing from Anele.
These are the jobs Trevor held before he became famous:
Trevor feels these were real jobs, but Sizwe insists that his friend has never had a real job since he met him.
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