Nigerians are the MOST confident Africans I've ever met. They will be in a room full of white people and they will lead a meeting with their accent with so much poise & confidence. They will not trade their names or accents for anyone, they love themselves! Davido can easily use an American accent but nah he wants us to know he is a Naija man!
But he did use an American accent in this. He was switching between an American and Naija accent all the time. Also, his name is David. Many Igbos use English names. So to be honest, Davido doesn't fit your statement.
Trevor is one of the best interviewers out there. He’s a voracious reader and he knows how to pose questions that ask for information, as opposed to a descriptive question that can basically receive a yes or no response.
I am an East African and I have to admit Nigerian are the glue that holds Pan-Afracanism together. No matter where you are if you in trouble and Nigerians are around they won't think a second to give you a helping hand. I have experienced that Nigerian Pan-African brotherhood back in uni. Big luv ❤to my Naija People and my greetings from Mogadishu.
It's so ironic how he talks about Nigerians buying bottles in the club and wanting afro beat music to play because a guy I know Djs in Europe and he was literally telling me the SAME thing last night😂🔥love from Botswana🇧🇼
The Knock on the table is the most Nigerian thing, I almost thought he was going to touch his tongue and point towards the sky next and say "I swear " 🤣🤣🤣
@@melliexcx His point is that it’s normal for his accent to do that because he is actually both Nigerian and American. And he spent and spends a lot of time in both countries.
Trevor is so intellectual and versatile, he's the perfect human being to interact with anyone with any kind of personality.. he's gold mahn and I appreciate him so much
6 minutes interview,and I was smiling all thru... Nigerians are just one unbelievable set of humans... Give them an opportunity they will take over the world.
The fact that everyone in the world has a Nigerian friend is so true......I'm from Zimbabwe i don't even know how I got to have a Nigerian friend and we actually chat on Whatsapp imagine. Nigerians are just 🔥🔥🔥
I know, came to Jamaica 🇯🇲 two years ago and in matters of weeks I heard , Burna boy, wizkid and Davido 30billion for you account in st mary high gate. 😆🇳🇬🇯🇲🇺🇸🇳🇬🇯🇲😆😎
Remember back when I visited Pretoria South Africa in 2014 Davido is an Idol in South Africa then and even now..Living in Florida now,and watching this interview I now see why South Africans and my fellow Nigerians love him so much..Dude is Real and Very Humble Doesn’t Brag despite his numerous achievements
Afrikan people by nature are not bragging and pompous people. We just need to reclaim our true identities and be our true selves again. Whether it’s here in South Afrika or elsewhere in our beautiful continent.
6 minutes and 57 seconds of me smiling, Trevor's interviews are so amazing and respectful. He is absolutely right, Nigerians are really the best, I hope they can be inspiration to other Africans and we can all be proud to be who we are. It's time African youth took control of Africa, love from South Africa.
Immediately he knocked on the table, I said, "yeah, now the Africa in him is talking". That's what we do for emphasis. We knock anything knockable. Lol
As an American, I am proud to see my two African brothers in this interview. Can’t wait to visit Nigeria, South Africa and many other countries in the Motherland. Davido has music with great beats and energy. Love it.
So happy to see Davido on the Daily show, Love Davido, Love Trevor, Love Africa, Love the Daily show, Africa to the world. 🇳🇬 For this reason i'm so proud to be Nigerian Who needs a Nigerian friend 🙂
@ENOW ANOLD AFFUEMBEY not all Nigerians are scammers. Don't adapt this stereotype and prejudice to your way of reasoning. It will cause issues that would outlive us all.
@@bobmajorshow1013 That is an opinion and an observation that you’re entitled to. As a Pan-Afrikanist, I can surely speak for myself and I share the sentiment with many like-minded individuals.
Not what I expected when Davido said he would be on this show. But it was great! Big ups Davido, big ups Trevor, big ups to every African putting us on the map, and making real change and impact
For those who don't understand the accent switch or who think one is fake, Davido is Nigerian and American. He was born in Atlanta and spent his formative years in and out of Nigeria. I hope this explains that he is authentic in both accents.
Thank you, Trevor, for bringing in the biggest African artists to your show right now like Burna Boy, BlackCoffee & Davido. Wizkid must surely be in the line-up.😋 It would also be wonderful to see the other greats: Tiwa Savage, Asa, Yemi Alade, Sarkodie, Diamond Platnumz, Fally Ipupa, Sauti Sol, Khaligraph Jones, Master KG, Sho Majozi, Nasty C, Cassper Nyovest etc. The world needs to hear about them. Love from 🇿🇦
Dimple off😊. Both of their right side dimples pop in when they just speak. And then it was "I'm coming to your show, No I'm coming to your show " for me. Africa to the world.
Davido is what he is called of Nigeria not just western part of Nigeria. Nigerian are one proud Africans.. Much love from a Nigerian in the diaspora.. 🇳🇬🇳🇬
As a Nigerian, i didn't notice that he switched accent until i read people's comment. In Nigeria, they is no particular accent. Use local, US, UK, ZA and others.
Yes he did switch accent. He had to go the Nigerian Pidgin English way. For you to pick up the typical Nigerian Pidgin you hear in most of the Afro beat songs, you can actually learn the language in a more structured way by visiting my channel which I just started here yesterday.
Interviews like this are one of the many reasons I love Trevor. He brings the culture to the table in subtle ways I probably wouldn't notice if I hadn't married into an African family and had to learn the culture the HARD way. lol This is some masterful empathy and cultural awareness that both build rapport and create a GREAT experience for everybody including the audience. Trevor does it with ALL his guests, not just Africans. The African-ness made me notice it, but it's always there. :-) REALLY amazing.
Reminds me of that TDS episode were the African Americans needed to talk different to relate to their white friends. Being Black in America. Trevor must be immune, although sometimes the twang is there.
Such an important time. I do hope that African people all over the world continue this energy. What we can accomplish if we support each other is astounding!
Not always helpful to publicly compare or even criticise our artists before the world because they're all involved in pushing the Afrobeats and Afropop narrative to every corner of the entire global. Show some respect for all of them, man! We're all in this together ❤ 🎶
It's humbling really, how Nigerians are everywhere. It's said that Nigerians are found in almost every country in the world, dunno how true that is though. It just shows how industrious & dogged we are. Once we decide to succeed, there's no stopping us. This interview is one of the few reasons I still hold on the pride of being Nigerian. BTW, I love Trevor Noah die!
This interview gives me chills🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 I love my people and our many talents, no matter what people say or think we remain a force to reckon with in many industries especially music 🎵 🔥🔥💪🏾🙌🏾🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 Ps: Y’all better give Trevor his flowers now this brother been holding us (Africa)down since she showed up in the US.
I'm Zimbabwean, living in China. When i was struggling, with no job and nothing on me, A Nigerian friend hooked me up with a job opportunity and I'm still there. I'm Grateful Sending love to The Green White Green and everyone who hails from that beautiful land 9jia
I lived 45 yrs in Calif, 3 yrs in England and 12 yrs in Africa including Lesotho where l was born. In America l felt that Africa was the most disrespected and least understood continent. Americans would act like Africa is a country but thankfully things are changing. So happy that Trevor is showcasing our Continent its people and its talent
@M Africa What people don't realize is that the US has a lot of functioning illiterates. In my neck of the woods in a major city in the Midwest, I'll bet that if you ask, half the population will still think Africa is a country. I'm surprised about Cali people being that dumb though.
I love the Nigerian sound. There are many reasons why Americans rock with Afro Beats. The sound we hear that are infused is R&B, Jazz, soul and various genre's from America. I appreciate him giving a shout out to the diaspora. I am not surprised that we all vibe musically. Many of our ancestors were from Nigeria. My ancestors were of the Igbo tribe
Interesting interview....I am that Nigerian who doesn't listen to secular songs by choice but eh...I feel so proud hearing the songs play whenever I am out of the country. You can't miss those naija beats.... #naijatotheworld #soproudtobeafrican #GodblessNigeria #GodblessAfrica❤️❤️❤️🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
Mmmm! Not really. Here in the US, you wouldn't hear 1 song on the radio. Only among Africans are Afrobeats is a thing. The only reason AB is global is that there are a lot of Africans that are global otherwise ppl wouldn't care.
Awesome. I love Nigeria and Africa and Davidos and Trevor. I love Africa. I met a gentleman from Ghana yesterday in downtown L.A. I was listening to sounds of the blackness. My grandfather had a lumber company in Ghana. He was from Ghana.
G O A T Greatest of all time. Can I be the crazy South African who say the real goat for me is AY Poyoo. My mom loves David, but I will never forget I'm the Goat I'm the goat Meeehhh🐐 😂😂 That song had us Africans talking
i loved every second of this interview plus davido thank you for appreciating african in diaspora they really did play their role. ALL love from here Naija
When Davido says Nigerians would come to club and say "yo I want to spend $50k today but play Davido as my bottles are coming, that reminds me of some years back in Harare, everytime i enter the club I always request the Dj to play Namibian music especially Gazza and Sunnyboy, before i make it rain, which they did and it really earned my boys so much recognition, I tried it in Durban as well as Lagos, it worked yo, i mean It simply feels awesome.
My wish finally came true. Davido was on the Daily Show!! If only the interview were just a little bit longer…🥲 or invite him to perform one of his songs like 👍🏾 Like Burner Boy did a couple of years back (shout out to BET for honoring Burner Boy a few months back with the best foreign album Award)
I watch your videos every day. You keep me happy during COVID. I don’t know what would I do without your show. I’m Haitian and I love African music and Caribbean music. I never heard of this Artist Davido. I went and search for him on You Tube and his music is amazing. He sing with my favorite artist Jacob Devarieux from the group Kassav, which we lost in July due to Covid-19. I love Davido music. Hope one day I can be on your show.❤️👍🏾
Nigeria got talents in all aspects of life, entertainment, education and entrepreneurship. We just have very bad series of corrupt leadership. Thank you our own Davido🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 Love and proud of my country.
Nigerians are the MOST confident Africans I've ever met. They will be in a room full of white people and they will lead a meeting with their accent with so much poise & confidence. They will not trade their names or accents for anyone, they love themselves! Davido can easily use an American accent but nah he wants us to know he is a Naija man!
Thank you I personally take this as a compliment and don't take it for granted. You know what? You are great 👍 and blessed
Awwwn am proud🇳🇬🤗
Aseeee!!
Facts
But he did use an American accent in this. He was switching between an American and Naija accent all the time. Also, his name is David. Many Igbos use English names. So to be honest, Davido doesn't fit your statement.
Trevor is always genuinely happy to interviews African people. They are also always happy to be interviewed by him.
Trevor is one of the best interviewers out there. He’s a voracious reader and he knows how to pose questions that ask for information, as opposed to a descriptive question that can basically receive a yes or no response.
Ironic that the same show that pushes the vaccine agenda fails to mention how hardly anyone in Africa is vaxxed yet hardly any are dying of Covid.
Duh 😊 Just because Trevor physically happens to be in USA during this period of his life doesn't make him any less African 😊
He's African
@@LifeisA_Dream "hardly anyone in Africa is vaxxed or is dying "..... Sir which country in Africa are you talking about?
I'm a Kenyan that's super proud of Nigerians. Ain't nobody proud of being African like Nigerians are. Love you my people.
Nigerians love you too...
I love Kenyans too and loo forward to visiting some day
@@samueldarchibong9841 anytime brother 👍🏿
True confidence is there
@@samueldarchibong9841 you're more than welcome.
You know a Nigerian is about to make a point when they go like "see ehh" 😅
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤩😄
🤣🤣🤣 very true and I love them
@@JamesSmith-44 yeah they are Africa's treasure 😅.. sending greetings 🇿🇲
@I upload afro Shorts oh yeah?.. bros see ehn you've taught me well well.. thanks 😌
Lol. You sabi us well well. 😁. You must be hanging around a lot of Naija people
I am an East African and I have to admit Nigerian are the glue that holds Pan-Afracanism together. No matter where you are if you in trouble and Nigerians are around they won't think a second to give you a helping hand. I have experienced that Nigerian Pan-African brotherhood back in uni. Big luv ❤to my Naija People and my greetings from Mogadishu.
Thank you bro!
Big up to you!
You no go carry last.
Thank you and you are always welcome 😊
So true about that
Awwww.....thank you...❤
It's so ironic how he talks about Nigerians buying bottles in the club and wanting afro beat music to play because a guy I know Djs in Europe and he was literally telling me the SAME thing last night😂🔥love from Botswana🇧🇼
We only understand the sound
The Knock on the table is the most Nigerian thing, I almost thought he was going to touch his tongue and point towards the sky next and say "I swear " 🤣🤣🤣
Dat one for off me 🤣
Amaka, you read my mind with this post!
Lol
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
Appreciating how his accent balances between American and Nigerian
🤣
They always do it when they're around foreigners. I'm Nigerian so I know
@@darealgem1 Bro he was born in US lol
@@davidfisaac and then moved back to Nigeria. What's your point?
@@melliexcx His point is that it’s normal for his accent to do that because he is actually both Nigerian and American. And he spent and spends a lot of time in both countries.
I'm a Sierra Leonean/Nigerian and I feel so proud of the great nation Nigeria #sierranaija
We love Nigeria ❤️. This country makes us proud as Africans. West-Coast Africa 👍🏿
I fell in love with Afrobeats years back 😍 it all started when I heard Pana from Tekno and got hooked from there
Wow. Really... You should listen to more of our songs.. You will not love our songs but also out culture and Our people
Fela is Fela.@Miss C
You must like big cassava lol
Battle of the dimples... My face hurts from prolong blushing☺️😃😃😃
Battle of the dimples 😂😂😂😂😂 I can't 😂😂😂😂😂. Love it
Who be this one 😆🤣😂😹
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It's the switch in David's accent for me❤️
Nigeria to the world
Africa to the world.
Cameroon to the world
Im here for this one. Africa to world!!! It's been a rocky road... But STILL WE RISE
This made me EXTREMELY PROUD as an African 😣😭😭
Love from Namibia
❤️❤️
Trevor is so intellectual and versatile, he's the perfect human being to interact with anyone with any kind of personality.. he's gold mahn and I appreciate him so much
Travo was like Nigerians are the most confident Africans in the world... dude jst smiles...My brother from another mother 🤜🇳🇬
6 minutes interview,and I was smiling all thru... Nigerians are just one unbelievable set of humans...
Give them an opportunity they will take over the world.
The fact that everyone in the world has a Nigerian friend is so true......I'm from Zimbabwe i don't even know how I got to have a Nigerian friend and we actually chat on Whatsapp imagine.
Nigerians are just 🔥🔥🔥
They are tho. Nigerians are like New Yorkers. Very confident. Don't care about your opinion. They'll do them.
Sending love from the Caribbean! We love Davido!
Same here
Love from San Andres Island, Colombia.
I know, came to Jamaica 🇯🇲 two years ago and in matters of weeks I heard , Burna boy, wizkid and Davido 30billion for you account in st mary high gate. 😆🇳🇬🇯🇲🇺🇸🇳🇬🇯🇲😆😎
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I am a Ugandan and a huge Nigerian entertainment fan. I believe Africa starts in Nigeria at times coz mehnmmm,I am proud to be Nigerian too.😁
Nice to meet you my Nigerian friend😊
Awww🥺❤️❤️
I love Uganda so much. I'm from Nigeria.
Awwww we love you and Uganda💞❤💞🌺🌹🍁 🇺🇬 my next vacation spot
Thanx for your love for us, we are one people so you can claim Nigeria anytime. No wahala
Shout out to those two Africans on the stage... African forever , west Africa forever , Nigeria forever ...
Remember back when I visited Pretoria South Africa in 2014 Davido is an Idol in South Africa then and even now..Living in Florida now,and watching this interview I now see why South Africans and my fellow Nigerians love him so much..Dude is Real and Very Humble Doesn’t Brag despite his numerous achievements
Yes we love Davido (duhVeedoe) here in South Africa 🇿🇦
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Afrikan people by nature are not bragging and pompous people. We just need to reclaim our true identities and be our true selves again. Whether it’s here in South Afrika or elsewhere in our beautiful continent.
Nigeria people are the most confident blacks in the world 🇳🇬❤️
We no dey gree carry last dats y. Lol
They're black?
@@amehka5416 no they are green&white
Nigerians don't identify with skin or race. It really makes me cringe when someone calls us black.
I’m African, but I got to give it to Nigerians. Their swag is off the chart!
6 minutes and 57 seconds of me smiling, Trevor's interviews are so amazing and respectful. He is absolutely right, Nigerians are really the best, I hope they can be inspiration to other Africans and we can all be proud to be who we are. It's time African youth took control of Africa, love from South Africa.
Thanks Mimi, we can all be an inspiration to ourselves. Trevor also inspires us here. Only we can make Africa great.
Smiled too. The last time I enjoyed such an interview was with Burna Boy. I loooved it! Hiphop pepporoni pizza,
Its our duty to love and protect each other as Africans
@@samueldarchibong9841 Gbam!
Yeah my 3 years old girl and I, we are Brazilians and love Davido ❤️
Thank you for the love!
Thanks for the love. If you're Brazilian Blacks, your ancestors might be from Nigeria 🇳🇬
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Immediately he knocked on the table, I said, "yeah, now the Africa in him is talking". That's what we do for emphasis. We knock anything knockable. Lol
True 😁
Lol!
I love it. A Nigerian accent cannot be hidden. Even if you school in Atlanta 😆
Baba Yinka
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😂😂😂😂😂
David - Born in Atlanta, Georgia 🇺🇸
Seeing Davido on this big show is just a lot to say about Afrobeats and his growth
That's an intelligent speech. I love it when he hit his hands on that table it teaches us a lot. Appreciation matters a lot
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As an American, I am proud to see my two African brothers in this interview. Can’t wait to visit Nigeria, South Africa and many other countries in the Motherland. Davido has music with great beats and energy. Love it.
We love to see it 💖
We would love to have you in Nigeria too.... Do well to visit places like Lagos.. Port Harcourt... Abuja.. You will love Nigeria..
You're welcome home brother!
Waiting you at home bro! In Abidjan Ivory Coast
Love 💕 your words and you're welcome to naija anytime I will personally welcome you dear.
I love his appreciation for the diaspora, we really did that yall, I feel so proud 🤍
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We sure did.
This interview is way too short, hearing Davido speak is always a delight to the soul❤❤🥺
Its not the complete one, the full video is on comedy central
I'm sure there is more
@@victorvanceuche okay... Will look for it.......Thanks
Make him talk long and u later blame am why did u say that abi🇳🇬🥰🍥🌭🍦🍒🍋🍣
Honestly!
So happy to see Davido on the Daily show, Love Davido, Love Trevor, Love Africa, Love the Daily show, Africa to the world. 🇳🇬
For this reason i'm so proud to be Nigerian
Who needs a Nigerian friend 🙂
U no go like Dey your Dey????🤣🤣🤣🤣
Please teach me pidgin
@@Richrato when do you wanna start?
@ENOW ANOLD AFFUEMBEY Ghanaman hater
@ENOW ANOLD AFFUEMBEY not all Nigerians are scammers. Don't adapt this stereotype and prejudice to your way of reasoning. It will cause issues that would outlive us all.
Things like this makes me proud of being a Nigerian
Things like this makes me proud of being an Afrikan.
@@sibonisovilakazi3413 African only love Nigeria on social media, but on real life affairs is all fake!
@@bobmajorshow1013 That is an opinion and an observation that you’re entitled to. As a Pan-Afrikanist, I can surely speak for myself and I share the sentiment with many like-minded individuals.
@@sibonisovilakazi3413 One love Chief✌️❤️
That knock on the table,a true Nigerian
I really enjoyed the interview, didn't want it to end
We love you Davido ❤️
Our 🐐💪🇳🇬
Big ups Trevor
Trevor Noah the A-rated interviewer. Kudos to you, to Davido and to Afrobeat.
Not what I expected when Davido said he would be on this show. But it was great! Big ups Davido, big ups Trevor, big ups to every African putting us on the map, and making real change and impact
Trevor Noah is a comedian and does shows everywhere.
Africa was always on the map.
Even Davido knows his best song ever is Aye that record is a smash 🔥💥🔥
I'm Kenyan and I still have that song in my laptop since 2013. I danced to it daily, on repeat.
I swear...that was the song that made me finally acknowledge him.
It's the fact that davido said his favorite band was freshlyground for me 😍
Afrobeats will rule the music world
I like me some Nigerian Friends. They always keep it OG. Shout out to all Nigerians out there. You make Africa Proud 👏🏽
For those who don't understand the accent switch or who think one is fake, Davido is Nigerian and American. He was born in Atlanta and spent his formative years in and out of Nigeria. I hope this explains that he is authentic in both accents.
True I heard the same
My dear,, resist the urge to shalaye😏
Yea but still got more of the Nigeria ascent
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So if they born you for America means you must bite your teeth
Thank you, Trevor, for bringing in the biggest African artists to your show right now like Burna Boy, BlackCoffee & Davido. Wizkid must surely be in the line-up.😋
It would also be wonderful to see the other greats: Tiwa Savage, Asa, Yemi Alade, Sarkodie, Diamond Platnumz, Fally Ipupa, Sauti Sol, Khaligraph Jones, Master KG, Sho Majozi, Nasty C, Cassper Nyovest etc. The world needs to hear about them.
Love from 🇿🇦
Amazing list there. M.I Abaga too bro
Burns boy came a while back
You get sense
Yep
I met my Nigerian friends in China. However, I was introduced to African music by my Ghanaian neighbor, whom I also met in China.
" I don't know what it is , but they don't play with us !!!!! " . Got to be the highlight of the show for me.
Dimple off😊. Both of their right side dimples pop in when they just speak.
And then it was "I'm coming to your show, No I'm coming to your show " for me.
Africa to the world.
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Love u Trevor for this 😢 Thanks for bringing him on ur show, this is beautiful 😻😻 Two African legends ⭐
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Davido is what he is called of Nigeria not just western part of Nigeria.
Nigerian are one proud Africans..
Much love from a Nigerian in the diaspora.. 🇳🇬🇳🇬
Can’t believe I rewind the interview 15 times just to elongate it for more enjoyment 🇯🇲🇳🇬🇺🇸🇯🇲🇳🇬🇺🇸
Me too❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@Mkym365 we definitely have intelligent young people
As a Nigerian, i didn't notice that he switched accent until i read people's comment. In Nigeria, they is no particular accent. Use local, US, UK, ZA and others.
😂 😂 😂 All of them follow
Exactly
Exactly
Yes he did switch accent. He had to go the Nigerian Pidgin English way. For you to pick up the typical Nigerian Pidgin you hear in most of the Afro beat songs, you can actually learn the language in a more structured way by visiting my channel which I just started here yesterday.
Yes o
Interviews like this are one of the many reasons I love Trevor. He brings the culture to the table in subtle ways I probably wouldn't notice if I hadn't married into an African family and had to learn the culture the HARD way. lol This is some masterful empathy and cultural awareness that both build rapport and create a GREAT experience for everybody including the audience. Trevor does it with ALL his guests, not just Africans. The African-ness made me notice it, but it's always there. :-) REALLY amazing.
Lol. I like how his accent changes from American to Nigerian to American.
Reminds me of that TDS episode were the African Americans needed to talk different to relate to their white friends.
Being Black in America.
Trevor must be immune, although sometimes the twang is there.
Code switching
@@nguverenahua59 yesssss....... I know.
@@nguverenahua59 Identity Crisis.
David is both!
It was the knock on the table for me 😂😂😂
I swear🤣🤣
Typical Nigerian😀😀
Met this guy in 2017 in Boston on the street and I must say he is down to earth.He literally walked and talk with me like he knew me before .
Such an important time. I do hope that African people all over the world continue this energy. What we can accomplish if we support each other is astounding!
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Nigerians are one of the most confident Africans on this planet ..Yes💪👍 we are Trevor 🇳🇬❤
Davido Sold out concerts in the US in 2013, even psquare could not do that wow, King of afrobeats👑
Ironic that the same show that pushes the vaccine agenda fails to mention how hardly anyone in Africa is vaxxed yet hardly any are dying of Covid.
PSquare and most musicians hadn't had that reach then. Music business is better now 😉
P square were the forerunners .
Not always helpful to publicly compare or even criticise our artists before the world because they're all involved in pushing the Afrobeats and Afropop narrative to every corner of the entire global. Show some respect for all of them, man!
We're all in this together ❤ 🎶
@@LifeisA_Dream. Y'all want us dying or what?😂😂
3:16 "everybody in the world has a Nigerian friend." 💯% #FACT
I'm Black American and I have 2 Nigerian friends, I love their sense of humor.
@@amehka5416 You just made it three. Am in NC👌
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@@jamesdennison2671 Lol,👌
It's humbling really, how Nigerians are everywhere.
It's said that Nigerians are found in almost every country in the world, dunno how true that is though.
It just shows how industrious & dogged we are. Once we decide to succeed, there's no stopping us.
This interview is one of the few reasons I still hold on the pride of being Nigerian. BTW, I love Trevor Noah die!
Love the name of his latest album...great album too!!! Praying there comes a better time for Nigeria as a whole.
I subscribe on this channel cos of davido, love you both... We don't joke with him at all🥰😩😩😩❤️❤️
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The argument of "No I'm coming to your show" at the end killed me 😂😂😂✌🏽
😂😂 that was funny .
😂😂😂
This interview dey sweet my belle!! I don't know why. Everything just dey flow. I didn't want it to end.
Ongggggg
Me too. It was seamless.
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This interview gives me chills🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 I love my people and our many talents, no matter what people say or think we remain a force to reckon with in many industries especially music 🎵 🔥🔥💪🏾🙌🏾🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
Ps: Y’all better give Trevor his flowers now this brother been holding us (Africa)down since she showed up in the US.
Absolutely very true. He interviewed Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie the other day.
Apt!
Africa music to the world.. 9ja's are a confident people. You're right.
OBO making Africans proud once more .
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Great interview. Davido well composed and answered questions with clarity.
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It is surprising 😮, because he is usually incoherent in conversations.
I'm Zimbabwean, living in China. When i was struggling, with no job and nothing on me, A Nigerian friend hooked me up with a job opportunity and I'm still there. I'm Grateful
Sending love to The Green White Green and everyone who hails from that beautiful land 9jia
One love and blessings from 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
对的！🙌🏾
One love😍😍
@king lmmanuel
Thank you!!
Love to our Zim brothers and sisters as well.
Aaawwwww, this is such a heartfelt comment.
We love you too!
Crazy that his favourite band was Freshly Ground! Wow! Never would have thought
I lived 45 yrs in Calif, 3 yrs in England and 12 yrs in Africa including Lesotho where l was born. In America l felt that Africa was the most disrespected and least understood continent. Americans would act like Africa is a country but thankfully things are changing. So happy that Trevor is showcasing our Continent its people and its talent
@M Africa
What people don't realize is that the US has a lot of functioning illiterates. In my neck of the woods in a major city in the Midwest, I'll bet that if you ask, half the population will still think Africa is a country. I'm surprised about Cali people being that dumb though.
I just can't thank Trevor enough....he has been instrumental to ensuring that Africa comes first!!!
I love the Nigerian sound. There are many reasons why Americans rock with Afro Beats. The sound we hear that are infused is R&B, Jazz, soul and various genre's from America. I appreciate him giving a shout out to the diaspora. I am not surprised that we all vibe musically. Many of our ancestors were from Nigeria. My ancestors were of the Igbo tribe
That's also because all the genre you mentioned have their roots in africa
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Interesting interview....I am that Nigerian who doesn't listen to secular songs by choice but eh...I feel so proud hearing the songs play whenever I am out of the country. You can't miss those naija beats.... #naijatotheworld #soproudtobeafrican #GodblessNigeria #GodblessAfrica❤️❤️❤️🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
Afrobeat will take over the world very soon
Already has!!
Already has
Too late... we been off 🔥🚀
I think it did
Mmmm! Not really. Here in the US, you wouldn't hear 1 song on the radio. Only among Africans are Afrobeats is a thing. The only reason AB is global is that there are a lot of Africans that are global otherwise ppl wouldn't care.
Wow, I just can get enough of this show 🤩🤧 goosebumpsssssss everywhere ✌️
Big up to ALL my African massive. Really like the pride and energy that I'm seeing from each region of the continent. Peace and blessings.
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Awesome. I love Nigeria and Africa and Davidos and Trevor. I love Africa. I met a gentleman from Ghana yesterday in downtown L.A. I was listening to sounds of the blackness. My grandfather had a lumber company in Ghana. He was from Ghana.
I love it so much when Trevor interviews Africans on TDS. 🇿🇦🇳🇬 Giving fellow Africans a platform ❤
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African dimples 😻😻
Regardless of where you are, the Nigeria in you will show... Davido knocks the table, See eh!🤣 Omo naija le mi o.... swaga!!!💙💝
Proudly NIGERIA 🇳🇬.. It time u bring BIGWIZ pls..🙏🙏🙏
Trevor Noah's vibe is so genuine. Love how he's sincerely excited to sit Davido.
This guy is so gifted!!! Love his music!
Big ups Trevor and thumbs up Davido. You're a Legend.
African kings 🐐🐐
When the biggest global comedian outta Africa meets the biggest global musician outta Africa !
GOATS in they respective lanes 🐐🐐
What did you mean by 🐐 emoji????
@@ericgermany2k432 G O A T
G O A T Greatest of all time.
Can I be the crazy South African who say the real goat for me is AY Poyoo.
My mom loves David, but I will never forget I'm the Goat I'm the goat Meeehhh🐐
😂😂 That song had us Africans talking
@@michailsolomons2427 😂😂😂😂
So Burna is.......? 🙄
That knock on the table is completely African. One Love Africa.
i loved every second of this interview plus davido thank you for appreciating african in diaspora they really did play their role. ALL love from here Naija
When Davido says Nigerians would come to club and say "yo I want to spend $50k today but play Davido as my bottles are coming, that reminds me of some years back in Harare, everytime i enter the club I always request the Dj to play Namibian music especially Gazza and Sunnyboy, before i make it rain, which they did and it really earned my boys so much recognition, I tried it in Durban as well as Lagos, it worked yo, i mean It simply feels awesome.
My wish finally came true. Davido was on the Daily Show!! If only the interview were just a little bit longer…🥲 or invite him to perform one of his songs like 👍🏾 Like Burner Boy did a couple of years back (shout out to BET for honoring Burner Boy a few months back with the best foreign album Award)
Haha it’s Burna boy, not Burner boy. So adorable 😄
@@sereroserera367 Lol, more like Bonaa even
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Davido flying our flag high!! So proud to be Nigerian in these times. Afrobeats to the world!
Shout out to Trevor and Davido. Proud of you guys flying the African flags high.
"Thank you for what you doing for Africa"
That hit me bro. We Africans need young men like this
Salute to Nigerians for their togetherness. E
Watching from Haiti! 🇭🇹
We honor you both Davido and Travor.
We love you! 💯 ❤️🇭🇹
Nigeria love ❤️
👍
Positive vibes all around. Thank you Trevor and Davido. Naija all the way.
I watch your videos every day. You keep me happy during COVID. I don’t know what would I do without your show. I’m Haitian and I love African music and Caribbean music. I never heard of this Artist Davido. I went and search for him on You Tube and his music is amazing. He sing with my favorite artist Jacob Devarieux from the group Kassav, which we lost in July due to Covid-19. I love Davido music. Hope one day I can be on your show.❤️👍🏾
In Nigeria we use all accents; UK, US, African etc. Whatever accent you can think of you'll find it in Nigeria.
Swears. Even agberu accent too
Multiaccentic you mean...lol if that is a word
Exactly
@@iyamugeorge5835 😂😂😂
I think I agree with you
Nigeria got talents in all aspects of life, entertainment, education and entrepreneurship. We just have very bad series of corrupt leadership.
Thank you our own Davido🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
Love and proud of my country.
DAVIDO is the king 🤴 of afrobeats . Thanks 🤴 for taking afrobeats far
Burnaboy is the queen😂
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Nope FELA was.
Trevor is our man! He represents always!!!
‘I knock this table’ the Nigerian in him came through 😂😂
Legend! Both of them. Afrobeat King in USA.