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  • Because every time I see lightning, I think of the M.E.C of the Northwest.

  • M.E.C. of safety and security.

  • True genius.

  • True comedic genius.

  • Like we all have our mentors and you know I look up to guys like him.

  • No because he came out after what happened was there was a funeral on the weekend.

  • And what happened was there was a lightning storm and lightning struck the people at the

  • funeral and nine people were killed instantly.

  • There's nothing funny about that.

  • Nine people dead, gone.

  • Nothing funny at all.

  • Although it must've been a bit weird because like, you know?

  • You're there because someone has died and then *lightning sound effects*

  • Then it's a bit awkward now.

  • You don't know if carry on here or do you? You don't know but it's a bit you don't

  • know and then you're like do you put them in because there's like cause you know there's

  • going to be like one uncle who's like "No there's space... put him.

  • I must buy another box?

  • nuh uh."

  • It's just like, you know what I mean?

  • And if you've got like one of those possessive mothers, you know those mothers that love their kids.

  • Probably then she's crying and then everyone's like *lightning sound effects* and then they're dead.

  • Then they're like "ahhh-" and she's like "Don't you dare!

  • Don't you cry for them.

  • You don't cry for them.

  • You came here for this.

  • You came here.

  • You save your tears and you cry where they- Hey!

  • Hey! HEY!

  • They're freshly dead you can cry for them next week.

  • You don't, you bring those tears here and-"

  • But there's nothing funny about it. And um...

  • And so what happened is on the Monday after the funeral.

  • MEC came out and he held a press conference and he was there the journalists had all gathered

  • and it was very serious.

  • And he came out there and the photographers and everyone was there and he said,

  • "We...

  • we have heard...

  • what have happened...

  • on that funeral.

  • And let it be known that...

  • we...

  • will launch a probe.

  • And we will not rest...

  • UNTIL we know...

  • where does this lightning come from?!"

  • Not rest.

  • His assistant was probably like "Up, up."

  • He was like, yes up, we want to know!

  • Where does it come from?!"

  • I didn't even make the joke he just said this!

  • I just repeated it to you!

  • We've become a culture of distrusting, angry people. That's who we are, everyone's angry.

  • Weird angriness as well. In places where it shouldn't be.

  • I was in Checkers the other day.

  • I'm just shopping. It's a normal experience, you know?

  • I get to the cashier and, those people are so angry.

  • Like, I don't know what Checkers does to their employees.

  • But they are clearly not enjoying it.

  • Because I get to the till, she doesn't greet me. She doesn't even look at me.

  • She just pushes the little conveyer belt thing.

  • All my groceries pull up, she's like.

  • *Sound of a grocery scanner beeping*

  • Shhhh

  • They look at you like your dad invented the bar-code.

  • *sound of buttons on a cash register*

  • *Sound of a grocery scanner beeping*

  • Then they look at you and ask you that question like you kill baby panda bears for a living.

  • Plastic?”

  • No, I am fine. Thank you.”

  • No, I'll just hold it, I'll just, yea.”

  • “I'll just. No, no. Thank you, thank you.”

  • They're so angry.

  • And they look angry.

  • Because they've drawn they're eyebrows on.

  • And that permanent scowl.

  • I don't understand that trend it fashion, I am honest with you.

  • Why would you shave your eyebrows off?

  • and then draw them back on where they were?

  • It's weird, but I also commend it you know.

  • That level of commitment has to be commended.

  • Because I don't understand how anyone can commit to one expression for the entire day.

  • Like how do you choose that expression?

  • Do you just work on how you feel in the morning? Is that what you do?

  • You just wake up and be like, “I'm feeling angry!”

  • Haaaaa!”

  • What if something good happens? Something good. You'd be like,

  • Yea Temby, you won the Lotto.”

  • Yay!”

  • You don't look happy.”

  • “I just can't show it.”

  • “I'll draw it tomorrow.”

  • You guys, you guys love your sport out here I've never seen more focus put on sport anywhere else in the world

  • Americans love they're sport back to front

  • you analyze them you worship them

  • you watch the game before the game you watch the game after the game

  • you talk about what might happen in the game you talk about what's happening in the game

  • and then you talk about what happened in the game

  • and what could've and what might've but didn't happen in the game

  • it's just the craziest thing I've seen in my life

  • it's all about statistics have you seen sports in America?

  • non-stop. Guys come out there...

  • there's no time for smiles or anything just come out

  • and ladies and gentlemen welcome to it it's the 2012 Miami Heat

  • up against OKC this is the greatest final we've been waiting for in the NBA finals

  • LeBron James leading his team out here averaging 30 points

  • double double every single game. 10 points per game

  • Just in assists alone. this man is just something else

  • 90 percent from the free throw line

  • he just gone in... He's statistically gotten better

  • his team coming in with more... Chris Bosh...

  • coming in with more assist really doing well in the last game

  • just like whaaa! whaaa!

  • numbers, numbers, numbers stats, stats, stats

  • you guys know everything every stat

  • well I mean he's got four out of five and I mean if you look at that statistic alone

  • it looks like he should be getting four

  • and then, and then, and then it's just crazy you know everything

  • and then you switch over to your business channels and your economy

  • and you're like what's happening in the economy this year Bob?

  • well nobody knows... I mean

  • Nobody knows.... Yeah!

  • Ha Ha Ha Ha

  • Uh

  • we thought the housing market was coming up but it wasn't

  • Ha Ha Ha Ha

  • but hey I mean that's the economy

  • you never know right?

  • you never know What about stocks?

  • Well I guess stocks, they're up and down

  • I don't really know they're up and down They could can go anywhere

  • Those are stocks We don't know

  • but the sports you know

  • you need to flip that around get the statistics in the economy

  • just relax on your sports Have fun

  • that's.... the sports I watch is relaxed... like soccer

  • I am a huge fan of soccer

  • Yea Oh there's some fans here

  • I love soccer. It's chilled.

  • you hear it in the commentators when the game is being played

  • there's no statistics at all

  • the game starts off the whistle blows

  • and welcome ladies and gentlemen

  • to this majestic match

  • it's Spain playing against Germany

  • Oh and what a wonderful day it is

  • look at the crowd really excited

  • oh and the atmosphere's amazing wonderful weather

  • And the guys just like "Oh yea John you can feel it. and the players look great"

  • it's wonderful

  • what do you think's going to happen today Martin

  • Oh nobody knows

  • I can't even remember the last time I saw a game this good

  • Americans will remember Americans will go back to the finest statistic

  • the last time a black man scored using his left hand jumping over a mixed-race half Indian

  • was in 1967 when the

  • Okay like what?

  • this is madness

  • I remember the worst encounter I had with the T.S.A. was out in Burbank, California.

  • Tiny little airport, I was flying out and I was coming to New York.

  • And so I am in Burbank airport and I go through security.

  • And for some reason I was beeping, I don't know why. I walked to the metal detector.

  • And I beep, go out, beep, go out, beep.

  • Every time I have to take something of off I go out I got a beep and the agent, he's just losing it.

  • The whole time he's like, “take it off, take it off

  • And then the machine goes beep and he's like, “take that off, take that off!”

  • take that off!”, and he's like getting more and more angry.

  • I am basically naked right now and he's losing it, losing it.

  • I felt like an under-performing stripper, it was horrible.

  • He's like, “take that, no, ahhh!”

  • And finally he's just like, “get out here, get out here!”

  • So I walk to the side and he's like, “go ahead and put your hands up

  • So I put my arms up.

  • Then he whipped out his little metal, personal metal detector.

  • looks like a midget sword, but they call it the wand.

  • That's what they call it, the wand. So he whips that out.

  • cause that hundred thousand dollar machine, that's play, play.

  • Shit just got real.

  • So he looks at me and says: ”go ahead and stick your hands up sir and keep them right there”.

  • So I put my arms up and he scans me

  • *sound of a scanner*

  • You got any ah... you got any metal objects on you?”

  • And I was like, “then what was that for?”

  • If you were gonna ask me anyway, then what was this?”

  • The foreplay to my honesty, what is this?”

  • And then as if he can't do this right, he calls for backup.

  • He goes, “I'm gonna need you to wait right here

  • Can we get Velazquez to gate ah gate 10 please? Velazquez to gate 10”

  • And he calls for a man, by the name Velazquez.

  • Who I am assuming was the best wander that they had.

  • Because he wasn't even on the floor

  • They called for him and Velazquez emerged

  • From the back offices of the T.S.A.

  • And he walked out, and the energy changed.

  • People bowed their heads as he walk past.

  • Everyone gave him a little nod.

  • You could see he was special, and he didn't look like much.

  • Velazquez was a little Mexican man.

  • Very long mustache, big chest.

  • And he was very short, really, really short guy.

  • But he didn't feel short.

  • He looked short but he didn't feel short, do you know what I mean?

  • Like he had this thing. You know those short people that are so confident?

  • It looks like they just chose to grow low.

  • He had that energy.

  • And so Velazquez walks down towards where I am standing with my agent.

  • My guy tries to apologize, like, “I don't know what's going on

  • He silenced him with one move of his hand like, “No, I go

  • He stepped up and looked me in the eye. He's like, “Sir

  • jibberish

  • And I didn't know what he was saying.

  • But I knew what he meant.

  • And so I stood there. I raised my arms.

  • And as I did, he whipped out his wand.

  • And he started using it all over me,

  • And as soon as he did, I knew why he was who he was.

  • It was the most magical thing I have ever come across in my life.

  • The way he wielded that wand was unlike anything I have ever experienced.

  • I felt like I was being blessed, I just stood there with my head down.

  • As he went all over me, just blessing me with his power.

  • It was something special. It was like a force, an energy.

  • On the outside you still heard that beeping *beeping*

  • But in my head I heard like a light Sabre, that what I heard.

  • *sound of a light sabre*

  • Because he was, he was to me.

  • A little Mexican Jedi.

  • In fact that's exactly what he was, he was my Mexican Jedi.

  • Which by the way I feel would be a welcome addition to the Star Wars franchise.

  • No, I am a big fan, a huge fan of Star Wars. I love Star Wars.

  • I was super excited when I found out they were making another one. I was losing my mind.

  • I went back, watched all the movies.

  • And I came to realize that there's no Mexican Jedi's. Not even one. There's no Mexican Jedi's.

  • Which is weird because when you look at it, technically speaking. Technically speaking.

  • Star Wars is a vision of America.

  • In a distant future.

  • So

  • Surely it would be safe to say.

  • Judging by the current trajectory.

  • Of Mexican people in America.

  • I'm sure we would be safe to say by that time.

  • In a galaxy far, far away.

  • There would be at least one, just one Mexican Jedi.

  • It's not even like it would spoil the story, Who knows it might open up a whole new avenue.

  • Can you imagine how different that epic scene between Luke and Darth could have been?

  • Them battling it out on the Death Star.

  • The moment of realization.

  • *Light Sabre sound*

  • *heavy breathing* “Luke

  • *Light Sabre sound* “what do you want, you evil man!?”

  • *heavy breathing* “Luke

  • *Light Sabre sound* “what do you want from me!”

  • *heavy breathing* “No...

  • look man...

  • LOOK!”

  • It's your father, man

  • Cause all over the world they conform to a norm and that is in airports women make announcements.

  • It's always a woman, always.

  • And she's always calm.

  • Always monotone.

  • Always comes over that system, she sits in a room quietly.

  • They bring her the pages one by one.

  • You can be in Heathrow for instance you'll hear that woman come on the system.

  • *PA system sound effect*

  • "Attention all passengers.

  • Please note this is an airport announcement.

  • No passengers are permitted to leave any items unattended as this may be seen as a security risk.

  • Any unattended luggage will be removed by security and destroyed.

  • Thank you."

  • *PA system turns off*

  • Everywhere in the world, even if you go to like non English speaking countries, they

  • still conform to that norm.

  • You know you go to places like China where you wouldn't expect it, you know?

  • You think and I see some of you probably thinking there be like, *Stereotypical Chinese jibberish*

  • No, don't even laugh, that's racist.

  • Don't even laugh.

  • Don't, hey!

  • Don't, no.

  • That's racist. You don't even laugh.

  • But they're not.

  • They're calm.

  • It's a woman, still the same.

  • She's just another language she'll come on the PA like,

  • *PA system turns on*

  • "*Calm Chinese jibberish*"

  • *PA system turns off*

  • And you know,

  • you know they've conformed.

  • And then you land in South Africa.

  • And you know you've landed, you know that your back home when you walk into the airport terminal building.

  • No, no, no.

  • It's almost like who ever is closest to the mic gets to do it first, you know?

  • No, you go do it

  • It's the craziest thing!

  • Luckily 99 percent of the time it's a woman

  • but she'll come on its the craziest thing ever as your walking she'll come and be like

  • *PA system turns on*

  • "ATTENTION ALL PASSENGERS!

  • "ATTENTION ALL PASSENGERS!

  • HELLO!

  • HELLO!

  • I'm talking to you! Hello!

  • All the people that is flying Kalula.com, the plane is delayed

  • Yes, all the people must just take a ticket for that plane and we won't have a problem, okay.

  • Just to confirm if your ticket says two it's going to be three, okay

  • Just mustn't complain when the plane has left, I am telling you now

  • And you must just phone the people to pick you up

  • You must tell them: my plane has changed

  • And then they start speaking to people the background and they don't even turn off their mic!

  • __________.

  • "Okay."

  • "Okay all the people that is flying one time

  • the gate has changed."

  • "It's not D2 it's C15."

  • "It's not D2 it's C15."

  • If you can go to D2, you can find nothing.

  • "Okay, bye bye."

  • _______________.

  • I don't surf.

  • I sit on the beach and I enjoy it from there.

  • It looks beautiful, I enjoy it.

  • And I'm sitting on the beach in Malibu and it's during the week so it's really empty.

  • There's just one girl surfing out there.

  • California babe and she's rocking it, you know?

  • She's got this long blonde hair and tan looking very fake and just, you know?

  • She's riding her board and doing her thing and all those unnecessary surfing moves that

  • people do, you know?

  • Just stay here, there's no need for...

  • And surely, sure enough at the end of it that she's doing those things and the wave comes

  • like *Wave crashing sound effect* and I was like,

  • "You're dead. Dead."

  • But she wasn't.

  • She comes out of the water and she's having the time of her life! And she looks over at me and she's like,

  • *surfer girl accent* "Heeeeeey there!

  • Are you like gonna come in?

  • The water is like super ahhh-mazing!"

  • I said, "Uh, No. no, Thank you. No, thank you. I'm just going to sit here.

  • I'm just going to sit here and watch you.

  • You're very good. Keep it up, keep it up!"

  • She's like, "O-M-G!

  • You talk funnyyyy!"

  • "No I don't talk funny, you talk funny."

  • "Where are you frommm?"

  • "I'm from South Africa."

  • She's like, "Oh, wowww!

  • Like Africaaa?

  • How did you get here?"

  • What?

  • I used my monkey grip under the plane!

  • How did you get here?

  • She doesn't even wait for my answer.

  • She runs, she's in the water she's doing her thing and surfing having a good time doing those things.

  • She comes back out and now all of a sudden we're best friends.

  • She runs out onto the beach and she's like, "Hey, Africaaaa!"

  • I'm like, "Hey, Americaaaa..."

  • "So like you don't surf at all?"

  • I said, "no, I don't. I don't. Where I'm from we don't really surf."

  • Johannesburg, there's no surfers out here, you know?

  • She's like, "Aww, that's too baaad.

  • "Like, do you guys have waves in Africaaaah?"

  • Do we have waves?

  • A grown human being asks me if we have waves on a continent.

  • Like no, no, we don't, we don't.

  • Yeah, by the time the water gets to our side of the world it's just so tired, it's just you know?

  • It's so worn out from all the traveling.

  • It tries but it's just

  • "Aaaaughhh!"

  • Do we have waves?

  • She's brilliant she says this and she runs

  • back into the water.

  • And every time she goes out there, it's she comes back more stupid.

  • It's like...

  • it's almost like she's fishing for stupidity out there!

  • It's almost like there is a shark just like, "Yeah ask him this now, ask him this! Ask him this!"

  • Because she comes back and I'll never forget this until the day I die, I will not forget this conversation.

  • She comes back onto the beach and she stands next to me and she's taking off her wet suit and she goes,

  • "So like, Africaaa,

  • can I like, ask you a questionnn?"

  • I said, "Yeah, go ahead. Go ahead."

  • "If you're like, from Africaaa...

  • have you like...

  • ever had AIDS?"

  • You know what's funny?

  • Is I wasn't offended by the fact that she said AIDS...

  • but I was offended by the fact that she said,

  • "ever HAD

  • AIDS".

  • Like AIDS is something you could've "had" like a passing flu, you know?

  • "Hey Jonah, I didn't see you at work last week Thursday Bro, where were you?"

  • "Yeah Bro, I had a bit of AIDS there, I just

  • it hit me hard, eh?

  • You know, I took some Corenza, now I'm back Bro."

  • Ever "had"!

  • And you know, I know, I know as a child of a continent that's ravaged by this disease it's my job,

  • it's my duty to educate people when I meet them, you know?

  • It really is a part of who I am, but...

  • but you know when you look at someone in their eyes and...

  • there's no hope?

  • It's just that old SABC tone just like

  • *SABC ringing sound effect*.

  • It's only two of us...

  • and I'm bored. I figured why not have some fun?

  • So I look at her and I'm like,

  • "Yes.

  • Yes, America.

  • I've had AIDS many, many times."

  • She's like, "Oh wow, reallyyyy?

  • Oh mah gaaaahd!

  • So, aren't you gonna be like, super skinny and dead or somethinggg?"

  • I said, "No, no, no!

  • AIDS is not as bad as you think. It's just like chocolate, you know?

  • You just shouldn't have too much at one time!

  • And then you stop for a bit and then after you're like,

  • Wooo hoo, more AIDS! you know? You just chill."

  • She's like, "Wowwww, AIDS are like chocolate?"

  • I said, "Yeah, yeah! You should try it sometime."

  • She's like, "Noooo. That's disgusting!

  • 'Cuz then if it's like, chocolate... then it's gonna get all melty and Ima be covered

  • in like, AIDS chocolate and I'll be all stickyyy

  • and I'll be all dirtyyy!"

  • I was like, "Yeah, then you just take a shower.

  • *Audience laughing*

  • No, what are you guys? what do you...?

  • Oh no! Don't you laugh at my president!

  • DAMN YOU PEOPLE!

  • DAMN YOU!

  • I don't accept your laughter!

  • DAMN YOU!

  • Don't you laugh!

  • This has nothing to do with that great man!

  • Turning my jokes against me!

  • NO!

  • I will not participate in this madness!

  • How else do you get clean?!

  • Good evening

  • or not.

  • Sorry I get nervous when I start a comedy set

  • I find comedy is very similar to sex for me

  • Um

  • Well it is exactly like sex when you think about it, you know...

  • just me the comedian playing the role of the man

  • and you the audience the role of the woman

  • because it my job to satisfy you

  • and you just have to sit there

  • and then just like sex my success or failure is somehow determined by

  • how much noise you make

  • during my performance.

  • You are just faking it now, thank you.

  • It's a one sided afair.

  • So I hope you aren't the quite types

  • *sound of giggeling'*

  • No, no, you where great really.

  • *Loud laughter*

  • makes it worse when a guy laughs in the middle of it.

  • It is not meant to be funny.

  • This is my first time in Australia and I must say, I'm enjoying it

  • after two days of traveling to get here

  • I finally arrived and it is quite a quaint place

  • it wasn't supposed to take me that long, we where delayed.

  • First delay was I got to the airport in Johannesburg

  • I was on a Quantis flight and they said, sorry Sir there is a bit of a delay.

  • I said how long, they said 24 hours.

  • I said well that is not a delay, that is cancellation.

  • I said it is another day, so they said come back tomorrow.

  • I came back the next day and we tried it again

  • and this time we where on the plane

  • and there was another delay of about 4 to 5 hours

  • where we are stuck on the tarmac

  • and the plane couldn't take off

  • because the airplane was not balanced.

  • I have never heard of that in my life.

  • that is what the pilot said

  • and like because he is a pilot we believed him, he just said it.

  • Because the pilot sounds serious when they are saying, he came on and he said:

  • "Ladies and Gentlemen I got a bit of a problem on the plane"

  • " I don't kno0w what it going on, it seems like it is not balanced"

  • "but we will have to check on what is going on"

  • "we will get back to you as soon as we know."

  • Hell of a flight.

  • As soon as he said that I looked at the fat people

  • but not in a bad way, not in a bad way

  • Just in a objective manner, like hey you guys cant sit together.

  • You need to sit one, yeah the plane

  • probably you, it's probably you.

  • Speaking of fat people, is Biggest Loser the biggest show in Australia?

  • That what I see on T.v the Biggest Loser.

  • I ,ove that show, it is fantastic

  • it is always on T.v

  • What a fantastic show. For those who don't know, The Biggest Loser is a show

  • where they try to help fat people lose weight

  • through torture basically.

  • Yes, both emotional and physical

  • Yeah, the do horrible things like leaving food in the house that they are living in

  • then ask them why they are eating it

  • "Why did you eat the food Kevin, why did you eat the food?"

  • because it is there and he is fat, that is what he does.

  • This is like his specialty, you know this before he came

  • why are you now acting shocked?

  • they should do a show about the people that make the show and call it "The Biggest Assholes"

  • that is what they should say.

  • The show is not helping anybody.

  • I love it, what an amazing show.

  • But yes we are flying, so we flew from Johannesburg to Sydney

  • Sydney you come in and then you have to leave the airport and then go back into the airport to fly

  • you go through border control, very friendly I must say

  • Australia I am very impressed, you guys have very friendly border control

  • you guys are very chilled out, very cool

  • Like visa is not really need, it is but not like

  • "Do you have your visa?"

  • No.

  • "Oh, alright"

  • You know. I learned the secret to getting through

  • from a few Chinese men that where ahead of me

  • is that you just have to irritate the border police and they just let you in

  • There was a guy ahead of me and the woman asked him

  • "Excuse me Sir, where are you staying in Australia, where are you staying?

  • He went, "Kangaroo, kangaroo!"

  • "No Sir, where are you staying?"

  • "Kangaroo, kangaroo!"

  • "No Sir, you cant, where are you going to be staying? How long?"

  • "Kangaroo, kangaroo!"

  • She is like, "Okay, just go in, just go in."

  • and he just came in and he was like

  • It was fantastic, it was fantastic.

  • Yes and he had this look when he got to the other side like

  • It works every time, you know.

  • He had this knowing look about him

  • So we, you come in

  • and it seems too easy, because it is

  • because the border control is very chilled

  • but then you get to the customs

  • which is the most hardcore place in the world.

  • I don't know what happened in Australia but you guys need to chill out when it comes to fruit.

  • People are standing there being strip-searched

  • "Where did you get the apple!"

  • "I don't care if you cant speak English, you gonna spend a week in quarantine mate!"

  • "Where did you get the apple?!"

  • "I don't care, I don't care! Where is the apple from?"

  • You see people, there was a guy that got stopped for weed

  • He's like: "Is that meruana? don't do it again"

  • "but you with the apple, back to where you came from!"

  • What did fruit do to your country?

  • It is such a weird place getting used to Australia, because you finally come in

  • and then you cant understand anybody, you really really cant because

  • because you guys say you speak English but it's not

  • it is like you try but then I could not tell

  • because sometimes it actually sounds like Chinese

  • I used to hear people making jokes about Oh there are all all these Chinese people

  • but then when you come you don't know if the Australians are Chinese or not Chinese

  • because it sounds the same to me

  • especially like a very deep Australian accent is very, like people say

  • *Chinesse jibberish*

  • Oh yeah, Shushini, shushini

  • No, I don't know what is going on here man. This is very

  • and then the phrases that I do understand don't make sense

  • like positive phrases. Like apparently

  • apparently she'll be right.

  • I don't know who she is and how she applies to me

  • but this is very important to say in Australia.

  • You also feel it is very important to tell everybody that you have no worries.

  • Yes, I did not ask you about your life philosophy

  • I just asked you how you where on the day

  • "No worries, no worries."

  • Really not even one, not even one worry?

  • Really in Australia, are things that good here?

  • not even one worry, not even prostate cancer?

  • not even one, not even North Korea?

  • because those guys are close, I am just saying.

  • Not even one worry? Yeah, yeah.

  • and the strangest one, and this is something I have learned

  • that you should teach people before they come is

  • The correct answer to the phrase, "How you going"

  • Is not, "By airplane."

  • I feel it is strange asking people this while they are traveling

  • I was flying, we where in Sydney

  • going to Melbourne and I got to the counter

  • I said to the woman: "hi I am going to Melbourne please"

  • and she said: "Oh yeah, how you going?"

  • and I said: "by airplane."

  • that is why I have chosen this building over here

  • to be traveling in.

  • and she said no, I was greeting you.

  • and I said: "oh, no worries."

  • You guys have been great, thanks for having me.

  • This is so amazing, so many of you here, to see me.. huh!?

  • That was like the most amazing experience. I didn't know that the Royal Wedding

  • was going to be this weekend. I didn't know it was gonna be today. I planned my

  • show long before them... I knew that I loved you before he knew... that's what I'm saying...

  • I planned our big day long before they planned theirs...

  • and then now everyone was like... Are you going to London, are you go for the Royal Wedding?

  • Are you here for the Royal Wedding? Are you here for the Royal Wedding?

  • It's quite an event, I have to say... like everything.. everyone... everyone is watching...

  • everything about you! All the stories people would talk about...

  • Cause you're watching it all over the world. They're like... yes Megan Markle...

  • Yes, she isn't she isn't the typical royal! Yes... she's not the typical royal...

  • what we mean is... (mouthing) "BLACK" Yes!

  • Typical Royal, she's comes from an unconventional (mouthing) "BLACK" family!

  • I was like... yeah man she does, she comes from an unconventional family...

  • just like Harry... Same thing. Come on!

  • And they look good together.

  • It was beautiful!

  • Everyone was stressed out about it... Megan Markle's family was in the tabloids...

  • The Daily Mail trying to destroy their lives! Man, when the Daily Mail comes after you...

  • They do not mess around! They will find that one Uncle in your family who's an

  • alcoholic and shits his pants!!!

  • Meet Trevor's Uncle Bobby...

  • I didn't even know I had an Uncle Bobby!!

  • Well now you do.... and he shits his pants!!

  • and they'll always find a way to try and link it to you... like it's your fault!

  • They'll be like... Megan Markle's, Uncle's, son Donny didn't pay his bills!

  • she doesn't even know him!

  • Doesn't matter... It shows that her family is unconventional.

  • I'm not gonna lie... I was glad that it was the white side of Meghan's family

  • That was a.... I'm not gonna lie...

  • I'm....

  • We could not handle that as black people!

  • That is the last thing we needed!

  • Can you imagine if that was the black side of the family?? Really!?

  • If Megan's dad was on TV and he was like....

  • Oh noooo, I'm not coming to their wedding.

  • Noooo!

  • Here we see Meghan's father posing for photos....

  • Ahh you caught me again... oh no, you have caught me! ahhh!

  • Black people would have never...

  • Cause that's the hard thing about being a minority... whether you're black...

  • whether you're in your... whether you... you know whether you're Arabic...

  • whatever it is... like if you're a minority... if you if you have a certain skin tone...

  • you know that every action you commit, every action you commit, like.... taints your

  • whole... your family. It taints your everything! White people are individuals...

  • that's white people... that's like the best thing in the world!

  • That's what white privilege means to me, you're an individual...

  • Let's look at Dave... he is excellent!

  • He's a mass murderer!!

  • As Trevor, if I killed half of you tonight... they'd be like...

  • Ahhh...

  • Those mixed breeds!!

  • I take everyone down with me!

  • So much stress.

  • So I was glad... I was glad...

  • Like her mom was there... uh no, fly... looking beautiful as well!

  • The wedding went off without a hitch...

  • And my favorite thing was how like...

  • how like, the British media talked about... How black the event was...

  • and they weren't... I understand and here's the thing...

  • This is like one of those things, where I understand... like, they want to talk about it...

  • because you're not used to having like a black wedding, right?!

  • And so like everyone today... I'd had like CNN... contacted me and they're like... Trevor!

  • Would you mind speaking about...umm..The wedding.. and, and rarely all the black performers?!

  • There was a black cellist...

  • and, there was a black choir...

  • and a black Pastor!

  • How do you feel??

  • Black?!?

  • I don't know how I'm supposed to feel...

  • What are you...

  • How do you respond to that question?!

  • How do you feel about... I don't know how I feel, it's a wedding!

  • I don't know... what do you want me to say?

  • that's a normal wedding...

  • I wasn't watching that wedding being like... Whoa that's black!

  • So much black...

  • Another one!

  • It's a wedding...

  • what do you want me to say... It's people!

  • And also... I feel like people go too far, like you know that's where you realize that

  • there's enough.... there's not enough like diversity in your world. Is if you think

  • that... THAT made it a black wedding!!

  • Let me tell you something...

  • A black cellist... has canceled itself out!

  • If have a black person playing the cello...

  • It's safe to say, that you've canceled out the blackness of that event!

  • That's the safest way to introduce blackness into your family...

  • Daddy!! I'm dating a black man!!

  • What?!?

  • He plays the cello!

  • Alright, bring him in, bring him in!

  • Even white people think a cello is white.

  • You walk in with a cello?! White people are also like...

  • What the hell is that man?

  • like it was a black wedding... It wasn't a black... It was just a wedding!

  • It was a beautiful, beautiful wedding!

  • If it was a real black wedding, it wouldn't have ended!

  • That's a REAL black wedding!

  • It would NEVER end!

  • If it was a real black wedding... Prince's Nigerian Uncle...

  • You would've found like Harry's Nigerian Uncle

  • He would have been in the carriage with them...

  • I'm not paying for this carriage...

  • And not riding in it, ahh?!

  • you want to ride alone Harry?? You want to drive alone?!

  • Let me tell you something.. Ah!?

  • Let... me... tell.... you something!

  • We are all getting in this carriage! Ah?! Every single one of us!

  • _______, get in the carriage...

  • There is space for everybody! Don't be like that Harry! huh?!

  • This is your family's day! This is not just your day ah?!

  • When you were a little boy.... Who was there for you?!

  • Huh?

  • Who was there? That... I was here! ah!?

  • I was there!

  • Uncle _______ was there for you Harry!

  • Don't be like that, huh?! Don't be like that!

  • Where do you think you get your bald spot from? Ah?!

  • Where do you think you got that from?

  • That's a black wedding!

  • This was just a wedding... a wedding that included black people, that's all it was.

  • And it was beautiful.

  • It was beautiful to see...

  • All the celebrities showing up.

  • All the famous people... they sang God Save The....

  • I never noticed... that when they sing God Save The Queen... The Queen doesn't sing.

  • which I understand... I mean, I feel like that would be a little bit weird

  • Like she knows... like which is... like that's what I like about the Queen, I'm not gonna front

  • Like she has a gangster vibe about her. Like... she's gotten to that point where she's like...

  • Yeah I'm the Queen, I'm over it! Let's keep it moving...

  • She doesn't act like someone who's the Queen anymore...

  • She's just like I'm over it... I'm the Queen!

  • And so everyone standing there like God, (gibberish)

  • She's like... yeah yeah, I know, I know... Save Me, I know!

  • I'm not going to sing it for myself!

  • Can't be like.... Saaa, aaaa, aaaaave, me!

  • I don't need you assholes to save me!

  • I drive myself!

  • Ha ha ha ha

  • It was such a beautiful day... every single piece of it.

  • It was wonderful, seeing the people in the streets...

  • Everyone had a smile on their face...

  • You know, everyone was happy!

  • Cause like Harry's popular! He's popular in southern Africa. He's popular in the UK

  • He's got that cool vibe about him... you know Meghan Markle as well... has inspired people

  • The only weird thing in the wedding for me was... they had a black Pastor.

  • African Pastor, and...

  • and.... This was like... It was weird in a good way!

  • He started giving a sermon...

  • And he started talking about Martin Luther King.

  • And then he started talking about slavery.

  • And I could see, in that moment...

  • There were people in the audience who were like... God Save The Queen! God Save The Queen!

  • Somebody STOP this man! God Save The Queen!

  • That is why Jacob has been different because

  • because a lot of people panic in South Africa, they panic you know

  • when it comes to our politicians because of this. They just don't understand them

  • Especially around election time, that is when you see the most panic in South Africa.

  • It has always been the case

  • for our first democratic election in 1994

  • Remember that?

  • Nelson Mandela was about to become president

  • most of the country was over joyed, a few people where worried.

  • you heard them whispering

  • "I am leaving, I am leaving!"

  • "I am going to Australia Mary."

  • "I am going, it has been fun but it is time to go hey?"

  • "because you know now they are going to take over, it is time to go."

  • "I am leaving, I am going to Australia."

  • Then Nelson Mandela became president

  • and they all stayed.

  • "He is a wonderful man! Wonder full man, ah!"

  • "If it was not for him I would have left."

  • "Wonderful man, he is amazing yeah"

  • "He is really great, I love him. He is amazing."

  • You thought they where over it but next elections people panicked again.

  • Thabo Mbeki about to become president and people lost it.

  • "I am leaving, I am going to Australia Mary. I am going."

  • "This time I am going. You know that now that Mandela is gone they are going to eat us hey?"

  • "It is only a matter of time"

  • "I am leaving, I am going to Australia!"

  • But once again, Thabo became president

  • and they all stayed.

  • He left.

  • No shame, no no shame.

  • Then we had Kgalema Motlanthe, wasn't that crazy?

  • Kgalema Motlantheeeee

  • He is like our interim president, didn't want to touch anything.

  • He was that guy, hey?

  • No one knew what to get of him, it was just like crazy

  • and they lost their minds even worse.

  • "I cant believe it! I didn't even vote!

  • "I didn't even vote!"

  • "What the hell! One minute I go to PEP"

  • "and Thabo Mbeki is our president"

  • "and the next thing you know, I wake up and we have"

  • "Kgalema Mmmmglanti! I cant believe it!"

  • "I am going to Australia, I am going!"

  • But then once again thankfully they stayed,

  • and then it got interesting

  • because it was the turn of Jacob Zuma.

  • OOOOHHH

  • The original boogeyman.

  • People panicked again, although it was different

  • for the first time in South African history you heard black people going

  • "Eish!"

  • "How much is that ticket to Australia again?"

  • Jacob knew he had to go big, go big or go home

  • he knew there was only one way from where he was and that was down

  • Jacob was like, "They will remember me"

  • "One way or another"

  • "Mandela might be the father of the nation but I will be the father of a nation

  • I wanted Jacob to be a mad man, I wanted him to be totally crazy you know?

  • I wanted him to not give damn, walk into parliament

  • 4 hours late, his top undone, belly hanging out

  • walk in like nothing is wrong in the world

  • Everyone has been waiting for him, him running and singing

  • *Jacob humming and dancing*

  • Helen Ziller in the corner

  • "Jacob, you are late Jacob"

  • "Jacob we have been waiting for you for 4 hours, you cant come..."

  • "Hey, shut up you!"

  • "Shut up. Late for who, late for who!"

  • "It is my time not, shut up you!"

  • Jacob Zuma, unlike the rest of us does not conform

  • he does not conform

  • to the norms, you know?

  • He does not conform the laws of gramar and punctuation as we mere mortals

  • No.

  • No.

  • Not our President.

  • "Comma? For who?"

  • "for you maybe not me"

  • "comes out there confident

  • Cadence wherever he pleases.

  • Reading out

  • "We"

  • "have and"

  • "always will be"

  • "Proud members"

  • "of the A"

  • "NC"

  • "and as such"

  • "we are proud supporters"

  • "of the devil"

  • "opment"

  • "of"

  • "rural errors"

  • "and as such, it is of utmost imopince"

  • "to note that 2011"

  • "is the year for us all"

  • "to party"

  • "Yay!" "tisipate"

  • "and so forth"

  • "let it not be a blame game"

  • "Let us understand that I, Jacob Zuma"

  • "am not a cunt"

  • "tree on my own"

  • *Loud aplause*

  • Zuma comes out and says, hey I am not perfect

  • I am human, I make mistakes. Just like you

  • now and again I will make a mistake

  • and another one, and another one, and another one

  • and another one, but hey! Who is perfect?

  • I look at Jacob Zuma and he strikes me as the kind of person who

  • is on Facebook, he just has that vibe to him

  • Well you can see Facebook people. Some people look like Facebook people, some people don't.

  • He just strikes me as a Facebook person, he strikes me as that kind of guy you know.

  • In the presidential office in the morning, he is sitting there

  • getting everything ready

  • and then he gets into it

  • *computer mouse clicking*

  • www.Facebook.com

  • *computer mouse clicking*

  • *phone ringing*

  • "Hello? No, I am very busy now, very busy."

  • "Yeah, I am writing a speech." "Yeah"

  • "about the world okay, bye bye. Bye bye!"

  • *hanging up the phone*

  • "Log-in"

  • "User Name"

  • "Jacob"

  • "Zu..."

  • *Searcging for letters on the keyboard*

  • "Julius!"

  • "Julius!"

  • "Yeah"

  • "Where is U?"

  • "I am here!"

  • "Eish, this guy is stupid"

  • "u"

  • "U!" "Zuma"

  • "Log in!" "How!"

  • "Status update"

  • "Jacob is feeling"

  • "Frisky!"

  • "send!" "Now all the single ladies put their hands up"

  • __________.

  • "a mention, an intention"

  • "a friend request! Except, except, except"

  • "except, Oh hello, except"

  • "except, except, except, except, except, except"

  • "Kim Jong, ah, except, except, except"

  • "except,_______, except, except, except, except, except"

  • "Eish, except, except"

  • "Hey, Hellen Ziller!" "Ignore!"

  • "Never!"

  • "Just now she sees my photo's"

  • "Coming here with"

  • "what is happening here?"

  • "Julius, invitation"

  • "No man Julius, I don't want to be a vampire" "Decline!"

  • "Eish, this guy!"

  • "What, obviously team Jacob. Stupid question"

  • "come in here with this things"

  • "Okay, Mbeki is online now"

  • "Okay, check the status"

  • "Mbeki is an African"

  • "Comment"

  • "Mbeki is unemployed"

  • *Jacob Zuma laughing*

  • "Send"

  • *Jacob Zuma laughing*

  • "Like"

  • *Jacob Zuma laughing*

  • "Poke, poke, poke!"

  • *Jacob Zuma laughing*

  • "Super poke!*

  • *Jacob Zuma laughing*

  • "That guy man, what is happening here?"

  • Barack, still no response. This guy is not serious.

  • "Hide, doesn't send Barack

  • "Friend request all the time, don't even message"

  • "Dear"

  • "Barack"

  • "it's"

  • "me"

  • "Jacob"

  • "Why"

  • "don't"

  • "you"

  • "want to be"

  • *Laughter*

  • "my friend"

  • "Huh?"

  • He looks like he could type that huh?

  • H, U, H Huh?

  • For some reason I feel like this is a great portrayal of Jacob, I feel like this is

  • This seems like he would type on a keyboard

  • I have never seen him but I don't know

  • like, you know?

  • He seems like this type of guy.

  • Like a finger typer

  • * typing with 2 fingers*

  • Because, I don't know with like standard 2 I don't think he is like

  • *typing on a keyboard*

  • No, no, I didn't mean it bad

  • who was like woa?

  • I am just saying I...

  • because by saying woa you are saying

  • Trevor I disagree with you, I think it is pretty reasonable to assume Jacob Zuma types like this.

  • He is a 70 word per minute kind of guy, you know

  • Is like that what you?

  • Oh mind you, what you are also saying is

  • the guy who speaks like

  • "Thous"

  • "O one"

  • "two" That guy

  • What you are saying is

  • all of the sudden when he gets on a keyboard

  • then

  • then he goes from

  • "those work" and then when he is on a keyboard

  • all of the sudden magically he is like

  • "Hey gang, how you guys doing!"

  • "OMG, being President is like super hard"

  • "Why is Hellen Ziller always on my case? Wtf loser"

  • "and ________ said the funniest thing the other day and I was like LMFAO"

  • "He is like super hilarious, anyway got to go"

  • "got to get back to work okay, smiley

  • No, he is here that guy.

  • He is here.

  • We got the cutest president in the world and you guys don't respect him!

  • you don't appreciate him

  • He has got that cute face with that grin

  • he is just like, you know

  • He looks like he could have been one of those kids in the Jet magazine, just like..

  • *smiling and posing*

  • He is super cute man

  • how can you hate on Jacob Zuma?

  • he is like a little Zulu ninja turtle man

  • I can see him in the crew doing this

  • *Ninja turtle theme song*

  • Leonardo!

  • Raphael!

  • Michelangelo!

  • Jacob!

  • "Cowabanga!"

  • Ha Ha Ha Ha

  • Oh, I miss Jacob so much

  • and you people where torturing him while I was away

  • You are torturing him! How could you do that?

  • painting horrible pictures of Jacob Zuma

  • you guys are disgusting.

  • The man...

  • Jacob on the mountain with the wind blowing

  • through where he would have hair.

  • Just him, J.Z

  • and mini me.

  • Altough it wasn't that mini, you have to admit

  • that was a pretty solid picture. Well not solid but you know what I mean because

  • I am just saying if it was me, I would not be offended by that hey

  • I would have been there at the gallery everyday, just like posing

  • and waiting for people.

  • Maybe like, "hello ladies, hallo, hallo"

  • "Hallo, nice, hallo"

  • "Take a picture, take a picture there, take a picture"

  • "they must know"

  • *Laughter*

  • So strong and so confident.

  • He's like: "This picture is racist, this picture is disrespectful!"

  • It wasn't even that disrespectful, I know you might not like it

  • and that is your personal opinion, but it wasn't that...

  • even the name of the picture was strong and powerful you know?

  • Jacob Zuma, thew spear.

  • The symbol of the Zulu nation for hundreds of years

  • made famous by king Shaka him self

  • conquering army after army with the spear.

  • ______________________.

  • The spear of the nation, the spear.

  • It is not like that guy called it "The pocketknife"

  • The Spear, big and manly.

  • That is why our president didn't complain, Jacob Zuma did not complain once

  • because he understands art, he is cultured.

  • The guys around him complaining on his behalf

  • I hate it when people do that, he was not even offended

  • they ran to him like little kids tattle taliing.

  • "Jacob!" "Jacob!"

  • "Yes"

  • "What happened now?"

  • "Jacob, it is disgusting! It is disgusting!"

  • "Did you see what they did? They painted you, they painted you!"

  • "There is no paint on me"

  • "I am fine"

  • "No sorry, they painted a picture of you"

  • "They painted a picture of you, just show him the picture! just show him the picture!"

  • and they came running with the picture and they showed it to him

  • but Jacob Zuma is a chilled out guy, he does not have time for these things

  • He probably didn't even see anything and was just like

  • "I don't see"

  • "anything wrong"

  • "with this" "Oh"

  • *Jacob Zuma laughing*

  • Giggling Casanova has no time for these trivial pursuits

  • I would not be shocked if Jacob is having the time of his life right now in the presidential bedroom

  • finding himself a new romantic game to play with the ladies

  • You know he is romantic, many kids, many wife's

  • he knows what it is about, you know?

  • He is there, covered him self in body paint

  • Playing Barry White in the background

  • *Barry White music playing*

  • Just in the bedroom door looking all sexy

  • looking in the door at his wife

  • "Number two"

  • "are you ready?"

  • "for the spear?"

  • She is there like,

  • "WHOOO!" "I am not ready!"

  • "I am not ready!"

  • and he is like, "ready or not"

  • "here I come"

  • Jacob Zuma was on the balcony waving at everybody

  • because the elections are coming up, so you are going to see him everywhere now.

  • Waving. Yeah, you are going to see him in the streets waving

  • You will see him at the rally's dancing

  • He is going to be out shaking hands, kissing babies

  • mostly his babies, but still

  • *kissing*

  • "Vote for me"

  • Because you know he has to connect with the people

  • the ANC is having a tough time right now

  • this is one of the worst times in ANC history

  • Highest levels of corruption, lowest level of service delivery.

  • The ANC is just a shadow of it's former self

  • Yeah, people in the ANC are disgusted by the ANC

  • They stand there like, "Nah, ANC"

  • "No man, no man, no man"

  • "no man, enough man no, come on ANC"

  • They say this while looking in the mirror

  • "Come on ANC"

  • "you can do better, come on man"

  • It's gotten bad

  • It is so bad Kgalema Motlanthe does not go anywhere with Jacob, have you noticed this?

  • Vice president but you never see them together.

  • because Kgalema is like

  • "I don't want that guy around"

  • always tells Jacob, Jacob is like,

  • "let's go Kgalema"

  • He is like, "I will meet you in front, go"

  • ___________________.

  • It has gotten bad, who do you vote for?

  • Mampele, Rampele

  • It is a funny name, wont make me vote for you though.

  • Yes.

  • Doctor Mamphele.

  • Used to date Steve Becko, so she knows about the struggle.

  • She is an intelligent elderly black woman

  • and she came out, she denounced the ANC

  • she said, "the ANC is not what it used to be in this country"

  • "as black people we must stand up and realize that change is needed"

  • "vote for a hung world and vote for change"

  • We are like, "Yeah, you go girl"

  • and then she made a big mistake

  • she challenged Jacob Zuma directly.

  • Yeah, head to head

  • but she used money as her platform

  • big mistake.

  • Never bring money up around Jacob, ever.

  • Look, because I don't know if you have noticed. Our president admits to money

  • there is always money around him but it is never his.

  • Always, oh it is the Sheiks money,

  • it is the Gupta's money,

  • it's never his money, he is always there like,

  • "No, it's not mine It's not mine"

  • "It's not mine, it's not mine"

  • "I don't know, it's not mine it's not mine"

  • Yeah.

  • Building a house for two hundred and fifty million rand.

  • Jacob, where the hell is that money coming from?

  • "I have a bond"

  • "for eight hundred thousand with FNB."

  • I go, eight hundred thousand?

  • two hundred and fifty million

  • "That is not my problem"

  • "my calculator says it is fine"

  • Ramaphele tried to challenge him, she came out one day, she said

  • "Jacob Zuma has not declared his income as our president"

  • "He does not tell parliament how much money he has"

  • "we want to know how much he has and how much he gets from other people"

  • "I will lead by example"

  • "I as Ramaphele have fifty five million rand"

  • "Jacob, how much do you have?"

  • People where like, "Yeah!"

  • "how much do you... Woah, woah, woah, woah"

  • "How much again?"

  • "Fifty five million?"

  • "Where did you get that money?"

  • She is like, "I am on the board of many companies, I work very hard"

  • "even me I work very hard, but fifty five million?"

  • "how much overtime is that?

  • _____________________.

  • She is like, "No, I worked for it

  • "but we want to know where does Jacob get his money"

  • "Hey, don't worry about that guy lady, don't worry"

  • "we know he stole it"

  • but you, where did you get fifty five million?"

  • I don't know who to vote for anymore.

  • You cant make jokes about Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe,

  • if you do this you get arrested and sent to prison for mocking the president right?

  • so I know I would go there and I would not be able to resist.

  • like I would just be like,

  • "Ha, ha mustache"

  • and I am in jail.

  • which normally would not be such a bad thing

  • because what would happen with an international incident like that is

  • normally your president would just come there

  • and he would ask for you to be released and taken back to your country

  • that's all, but now

  • I don't know

  • if that guy

  • *Laughter*

  • will come and fetch me.

  • *Laughter*

  • I can see him sending Mugabe the e-mail now

  • "It's fine Rob"

  • "keep him."

  • *Laughter*

  • Jacob Zuma has not smiled in months.

  • He was our laughing president, do you remember that?

  • He was that guy

  • *Zuma laughing*

  • I have not seen him laugh

  • for months his been there in parliament, in the corner

  • *Zuma crying*

  • and the funny thing is he introduced us to Julius Malema

  • that is the craziest thing about this whole situation, huh?

  • It is a thin line...

  • between love and hate.

  • He introduced us to Julius Malema

  • that was his guy

  • he came with him and we where the one's asking questions

  • we saw Julius in thew beginning, it was almost like

  • Jacob Zuma brought us a puppy, a little ANC puppy

  • He was like, "Hey guys, this is my little puppy Julius"

  • and we where like, wow this is interesting

  • Hey Jacob, your puppy took a shit on the carpet

  • and he was like, "Oh, that is not my problem"

  • "Ha, ha, ha"

  • "good dog"

  • We are like, hey Jacob your puppy is chewing our shoes

  • and he was like, "ha, ha it is not my problem, good dog"

  • Now the puppy is grown up

  • biting the owner

  • Zuma's leg is there like,

  • "Hey, hey! Voetsek man, voetsek!"

  • "Pay back the money!"

  • "Hey man voetsek! Voetsek!"

  • "Voetsek! Guys help me!"

  • and we are there like, "That is not our problem"

  • "ha, ha, ha, ha, ah"

  • "Good dog"

  • Have you guys seen our president, have you guys seen him lately?

  • Oh man, he is back.

  • He is back and better than ever before, you know?

  • the last few months has Ben so taxing on him

  • People fighting with him, people in parliament shouting things at him.

  • He has been stressed sitting in a corner all to himself.

  • and then he found out that he would be paying nothing

  • absolutely nothing for the upgrades at Mgangla,

  • and he walked into parliament a new man

  • had a bounce in his step

  • his swag back

  • Jacob 2.0

  • I mean he is still doing the same thing, making the same mistakes

  • but now he has a certain level of panache

  • I saw him mess up a speech the other day, stumbled on a word like he always does

  • this time he didn't frown, he did not get stressed

  • he just worked through it

  • "and here we can clearly see"

  • "the arm"

  • "prem, pre , pro, fap rem, Edie"

  • "pre, medi, mam,med,medi"

  • "red, ray, rem, ma, mabo"

  • *Zuma laughing*

  • "a pre, med, mabo, redie, mabo"

  • *Zuma laughing*

  • *Zuma lauging*

  • "a pre-me meditated"

  • Just came back and he handled it.

  • I love how he just stepped away

  • and did the cutest little...

  • I don't even know what he was doing there, he just does like a little....

  • it is almost like he is just moving his brain to the other side of his head.

  • Like he knows when it is in the wrong place, it doesn't...

  • He just shook it up.

  • and he came back in

  • even the way he handled the scandal

  • was powerful

  • We thought for sure that Nkgandla would be his downfall

  • and yet Jacob Zuma took something so serious and turned it into a joke

  • and threw it

  • back in our faces.

  • "Well, we are clearly living"

  • "in"

  • "a place where there is poverty of politics"

  • "people asking questions"

  • "but they don't want answers"

  • "Questions, more answers"

  • "Investigating"

  • "they ask again questions"

  • "more answers"

  • Then in parliament we hear"

  • "point of order, point of order"

  • "Yes, _________.

  • "ha, ha"

  • ________________________.

  • Who is this guy?

  • Huh?

  • He is just shrugging it off, evading

  • maneuvering

  • Never mind the Ngandla joke, I love the fact that he rolled his eyes.

  • that blew my mind, I have never seen Jacob Zuma do that

  • He looked over and was just like

  • *rolling his eyes*

  • When did Jacob Zuma start rolling his eyes?

  • That is not something he does, Jacob Zuma does not roll his eyes guys

  • In fact, presidents don't roll their eyes

  • it is not a very presidential thing to do

  • in parliament, to roll your eyes

  • at the position. Even the most deviant rulers in the world

  • don't roll their eyes.

  • When the UN is telling the leader of North Korea

  • to stop making nuclear weapons

  • you don't see Kim Jong-un going,

  • "Ag, whatever!"

  • You don't roll your eyes.

  • Jacob Zuma did

  • and he did it in style, I want to know where he learned it

  • how he learned it, has he been doing it for a while?

  • because rolling your eyes is part of an attitude

  • you don't just roll your eyes, if you roll your eyes you got that sass

  • you are bitchy, you know?

  • is he doing more than that?

  • Now I see Jacob Zuma in a totally different light,

  • now I am picturing him hanging outwith the rest of the ANC comrades chatting about these problems

  • "Mr. President I want to know where is the money Mr. President

  • "where did the money go?"

  • and he is like, "Really guys?"

  • "over and over they keep asking me"

  • "I mean literally, I am tired now"

  • "like, cant they get over it"

  • "like that Musi guy, get a life already"

  • "just because you hang with white chicks, I mean"

  • "Please"

  • "Whatever"

  • Is that what he is doing?

  • and if he is, where did he learn that?

  • Where do you learn to roll your eyes at that age, that is what I want to know.

  • It is not your friends, it is not your colleagues.

  • It is probably your kids, yea you learn bad habits at home.

  • Jacob Zuma probably learned it from one of his children in the house.

  • one of his daughters maybe

  • she was going out for a night with her friends

  • caught her as she was leaving.

  • "Hey, where are you going?"

  • "where are you going dressed like that?"

  • "Dad, I told you I am going out with my friends. I am going to a party"

  • "First off all, you are already in a party"

  • "Secondly, no daughter of mine will dress like that"

  • "go and change!"

  • "Dad, what are doing? You are killing me"

  • "come on, why are you doing this. I can dress however I want, I am old enough."

  • "Hey, you will do as I say"

  • "as long as you are living under my roofs"

  • "which I have paid for with other people's money"

  • "you will obey me, go and change!"

  • "Dad, come on. Why are you doing this

  • "everyone else dress like this, all the other kids do it"

  • "are all the other kids my children?"

  • "You never know."

  • "Huh, what are you doing.'

  • "Don't come in this house with that DA attitude"

  • "go and change, now!"

  • "Ag, whatever!"

  • "What was that?"

  • "what did you just do?"

  • "I didn't do anything daddy"

  • "Don't lie to me, I saw it."

  • "you did something with your eyes"

  • "it looked like The Undertaker"

  • "but they came back, what was that?"

  • "I just..."

  • "I just rolled my eyes dad."

  • "That made me feel so insignificant."

  • "What you did there made me feel like you did not acknowledge the seriousness of this situation."

  • "Can you teach me how to do that?"

  • "Yeah, like..."

  • "It's easy, you just roll your eyes like"

  • "if someone says something you don't like you just go like"

  • "Ah, whatever"

  • "Ah, whatever"

  • "Wow, wow dad. That is too much"

  • "you have just got to loosen up and be like Ah, whatever"

  • "Ag, whatever"

  • "I think I got it."

  • "No you don't have it dad, you are rolling your head"

  • "you are supposed to roll your eyes."

  • "and my eyes are where?"

  • "exactly"

  • and he was off

  • ready to roll baby.

  • and he did, he rolled straight into parliament.

  • Shut it down.

  • Turned Ngandla into a joke, you Ngandla up anymore. It is over now.

  • You say Ngandla in parliament and people laugh at you.

  • Yeah, immediately. "and what about Ngandla"

  • It's done.

  • it's done.

  • Just, you know.

  • I love it so much, you know what I love most about the Ngandla thing?

  • a lot of people do not realize this.

  • Jacob Zuma was making a joke out of Ngandla, yes.

  • but what was more interesting to me was the fact

  • that he was mocking Vusi Mangmani, the leader of the DA.

  • A lot of people did not pick this up.

  • When he is doing the whole "Ngandla"

  • He is mocking Vusi Mangmani's model C English accent.

  • That is what he is doing.

  • Jacob Zuma thinks that he speaks funny.

  • *Laughter*

  • That is priceless.

  • Jacob Zuma is sitting in parliament watching Vusi Mangmani speak

  • like, "I would like to know about the allocation of funds"

  • "more especially regarding"

  • "the homestead at Mgandla and whether.." and he is like,

  • *Zuma laughing*

  • "This guy talk so funny"

  • *Zuma laughing*

  • "Ngandla"

  • "Ngandla, would you like some tea with your crumpets?"

  • "mash, mash, mash, mash"

  • "mash, mash, mash, mash-mellow"

  • Jacob Zuma is just laughing at him, that's just beautiful.

  • I don't know how much of it is true or not

  • what I do know is

  • If Jacob Zuma was allowing the Gupta's to control our country and choose our ministers

  • then it was not my president being corrupt to me

  • it was the Gupta's telling him what to do

  • It is like Julius said

  • "The Gupta's where in his ear all along"

  • "They where inside his ear all along"

  • and you know the way Julius sounded, it sounded amazing because

  • Like I get the phrase when they go they where in his ear

  • but he said they where inside his ear.

  • It sounded like the Gupta's where actually inside

  • Jacob Zuma's ear.

  • when actually would have made sense if you think about it.

  • what if they where inside his ear the entire time?

  • how do we know that every single time Jacob Zuma was speaking to us as a nation

  • he was actually telling us what the Gupta's was saying

  • like he had one of those earpieces that they have

  • on those hidden camera shows

  • like he was there in parliament outside parliament

  • there was a van with a Gupta sitting inside of it

  • *tapping on microphone*

  • Hello Jacob?

  • Jacob?

  • Jacob I have activated your earpiece

  • you are going to repeat everything that I tell you okay

  • Jacob? Jacob?

  • Can you hear me Jacob? Can you hear me?

  • Roger Roger Roger

  • No No it's Atul

  • this is Atul here Jacob

  • I know who it is guys I got it

  • I know who it is

  • okay lets just make sure levels are correct Jacob

  • one two, one two, one two?

  • okay what you want to do

  • no one two like three one two like three

  • Oh okay okay

  • I've got you guys so

  • I must just repeat everything that you say

  • yes you are going to repeat everything Jacob

  • okay this is going to be very complicated I

  • trying to listen to you while also speaking

  • we understand Jacob but you know we have already made a plan you and us

  • so repeat everything that I say okay

  • okay I will repeat everything

  • and that is probably why things went wrong.

  • because I don't know if you've ever tried to listen to someone while talking to someone else

  • your mind jams

  • Jacob Zuma could never deliver a speech

  • its not that he couldn't read He couldn't listen

  • he couldn't listen and speak at the same time

  • I used to watch him and think what's going on Jacob?

  • YouTube is buffering What's happening here?

  • this is why data must fall

  • but it turns out he was just listening the entire time

  • there he was in parliament

  • the press saver said his name as it came

  • _____________________.

  • Jacob Zuma came out to the podium

  • his earpiece was ready

  • good evening everybody

  • good evening everybody

  • Proud South Africans Proud South Africans

  • and Indians especially

  • and Indians especially

  • we are doing well in this country

  • we are doing well in this country

  • and also don't listen to don't listen to

  • the news papers the news papers

  • even though what they say even though what they say

  • Is right Is right

  • Sometimes Sometimes

  • also there is no problem with the ANC. also there is no problem with the ANC.

  • the membership is growing the membership is growing

  • currently we have nine hundred and thirty nine million three hundred and sixty thousand

  • nine hundred and thirty nine

  • thousand No thirty nine million

  • sixty and sixty two

  • No thirty nine million six hundred

  • three hundred

  • and ninety No I said nine hundred

  • Nine hundred million

  • sixty two thousand

  • sixty two thousand

  • No Jacob you are missing the point

  • Point

  • hundred

  • Million. Million.

  • No Jacob listen properly

  • listen properly

  • listen properly

  • listen properly

  • No Jacob listen

  • listen properly

  • nine hundred million nine hundred million

  • give me a pen there

  • give me a pen

  • No Jacob hundred million thirty-nine

  • thirty-nine million

  • sixty-three

  • sixty-three thousand

  • *coughing*

  • No man Jacob That was just a tickle and a cough

  • ___________.

  • *Zuma laughing*

  • *Zuma Laughing*

  • Okay this is going wrong Jacob Abort

  • Abort Jacob Abort

  • I bought

  • *Laughing*

  • *Aplause*

  • They where in his ear the entire time.

  • I miss South Africa man.

  • I miss it, I watch parliament now again.

  • I went straight into it, watching the vote of no confidence

  • I was so stressed.

  • I don't know about you, but I was so stressed.

  • I was like please, please, please

  • don't let Zuma go, please.

  • Don't let Zuma go, my jokes. All of my jokes.

  • Please1!

  • I did go to Zambia though.

  • Fantastic place Zambia.

  • Went there, visited the place and had a good time.

  • While I was there I had a chaperone who really made my trip.

  • His name was Alinani, sweet guy.

  • And his job was to get me accustomed to the Zambian culture.

  • And every day he would give me a new piece of information, some more interesting than others.

  • Like one day he looks at me and goes,

  • Trevor, you know Zambia is a very, very conservative nation."

  • I said, “Oh, okay Ali.

  • He says, “Yea, so please stay away from profanity.”

  • And I said I can do that, I assumed he meant swearing.

  • But I didn't say anything because I wasn't sure if he meant a person or swearing.

  • No, no, because in Zambia people have names like Profanity.

  • So, that's how I laughed when I met Screwdriver. It's the same way I laughed.

  • Yea, because you see

  • In South Africa we have African names you can translate.

  • Like Happiness, Blessing and Hope. Those kinds of names.

  • But then in Zambia

  • People give their names, like they give their children names

  • of everyday English words, anything.

  • So like, table, chair, car, house.

  • You see, like you just have to get used to it.

  • It's very hard, but you have to keep a straight face.

  • Which was difficult because I met a mechanic, who had sons named Brake and Clutch.

  • And that was not, especially when Brake was running around causing chaos.

  • And his dad was there like, “stop it Brake, stop it Brake, stop it, stop it Brake.

  • And I was like, “Hey, stop it Brake. Ha Ha.”

  • But you have to get used to it, it's a cultural thing.

  • And so, you have to respect it.

  • And the second warning Ali gave me, was even stranger.

  • We are driving thru Lusaka, the capital.

  • And Ali looks over at me in the car and goes,

  • Trevor, you know here in Zambia we are a very God loving nation.”

  • I said, “Oh, okay Ali. That's a good thing to know.”

  • He says, “Yes, so while you are here don't be gay.”

  • I said, “What?”

  • He says, “I know it can be tempting sometimes but don't do it.”

  • Don't be gay.”

  • Don't be gay?”

  • I have never been warned of this in my life, don't be gay?

  • Hey bru, don't be gay. Don't be gay.”

  • Don't be gay?”

  • Crazy, crazy warning to get.

  • But then I found out why Ali was warning me.

  • Turns out in Zambia being gay is illegal.

  • If you are found to be gay

  • you will be arrested and sent to prison

  • for more than thirty years, yea.

  • Which is a bit of a weird punishment.

  • When you think about it.

  • I mean I am not saying that gay guys would enjoy prison,

  • I am just saying if I was gay

  • That's not the worst thing you could do to me.

  • They would be like, “you are going to jail!”

  • I would be like, “Oh no.”

  • Don't be gay?

  • I couldn't believe this, gay is a crime in Zambia.

  • Which got me thinking. If gay is a crime, that means the police have to monitor it.

  • They actually have to police gay. Yeah.

  • Which means in their police force, they have a gay division.

  • It's a crime, it's a crime.

  • So that means they have a murder unit, a robbery unit, a white collar crimes unit.

  • And then they got a gay unit.

  • Yea, they have got a little G unit in their police force.

  • That's responsible for all things gay.

  • That must be the most fun police force to be in, in the world.

  • You get to go under cover, dress up really nice.

  • Get in touch with your flamboyant side, have a good time.

  • I bet the sergeant's there every morning, briefing his detectives.

  • Good morning Detectives.”

  • Welcome everybody, today we will be launching a sting operation.”

  • We have just been informed of a fashion show that will be taking place.”

  • And as you know, the gays cannot resist the latest fashion trends.”

  • Therefore we will be in full attendance to apprehend each and every one of them.”

  • Let us make sure we are here.”

  • Detective Chepoa?”

  • Present!”

  • Detective Table?”

  • Present!”

  • Detective Mongai?”

  • Present!”

  • “I think he's in too deep.”

  • How do you police gay?

  • Do they stop you if you look suspiciously gay in the streets?

  • I mean, gay doesn't have a look. But maybe you have a bounce about you, like a bit of pizazz.

  • Do the police pull up there and is like,

  • *police siren* “You, over there!”

  • What is the purpose of that flamboyant scarf?”

  • Put your hands up!”

  • Turn around! Don't tempt me, don't tempt me!”

  • You are going to jail.”

  • How do you police gay?

  • Do they have roadblocks? Like for drunk driving?

  • Do they have gay roadblocks?

  • They are just like stopping people in they're cars.

  • Good evening Officer

  • Good evening Sir

  • License Please?”

  • Thank you very much, Mr. Stylish. Hey?”

  • Tell me Sir, have you been gay this evening?”

  • No, I have not been gay. In fact, I don't gay at all.”

  • “I see, not even one or two?”

  • No, No. No gays for me. No gays for me.”

  • Okay

  • Then tell me Sir.” *sniffing*

  • What is that I can smell on your breath?”

  • Is that balls?”

  • No, no, no, I”

  • “I don't even eat Chutney, No

  • “A ha

  • So you are not gay?”

  • No, not gay at all

  • Then Sir, can you please blow into this?”

  • Ahh

  • Don't be gay.

  • I was not gay while I was in Zambia, so I had a good time.

  • Went around and saw the people.

  • The highlight of my trip came when on my day off

  • I asked Ali for suggestions.

  • Ali said to me, “Maybe you should travel around Lusaka, meet some of the people

  • just have a good time.”

  • I said to Ali I want to do something special.

  • He said, “Oh well, in that case

  • Maybe you can go to the Mall and if you are lucky

  • maybe you can ride the escalators.”

  • I said, “What?”

  • Hey, I am not promising anything

  • but if you are early, maybe you can go once or twice.”

  • I said, “Escalators?”

  • “I know, mind-blowing ha?”

  • I thought he was messing with me.

  • Until I found out people in Zambia go to the mall

  • just to ride the escalators.

  • It seems ridiculous until you understand the back-story.

  • When we were in Zambia there were only five public escalators.

  • Five, in the whole country.

  • The first escalator was built in August.

  • Not August 19??

  • No, no. You remember August. Past August?

  • They built they're first escalators, ever.

  • Yea, and so now it is all the rage. People go to the Mall just to ride escalators.

  • But now, I don't want you to picture some dusty village.

  • That's not what Zambia is, it's a beautiful place.

  • They are developing just as we are, they have roads.

  • They got airports, the have beautiful hotels.

  • Stunning shopping Malls.

  • They've got everything we got, even faster internet

  • The have just never had escalators.

  • And now they started building them.

  • And because of that people go there, and they just spend a day riding escalators.

  • Yea, Dads will go home and fetch their children.

  • Children, we are going to the Mall.”

  • To do what Daddy?”

  • To do shopping, and to ride the escalators!”

  • Yay!”

  • We couldn't believe this so we went to the Mall, right.

  • We get to the Mall. The Mall is empty.

  • Escalators are packed!

  • People are standing in lines going around, doubling back on themselves.

  • There's old people, young people, even couples.

  • There were couples. Guys that actually picked up woman by saying:

  • “I am going to take you to the escalator girl.”

  • Oh, you are so fancy hey?”

  • Escalators. Some people didn't even know how to ride the escalators.

  • Kids were easy, they just jumped on. Old people would panic.

  • There was one guy who got on the escalator, and it was going up.

  • And I guess to compensate for something in his mind, as it went up

  • He started leaning.

  • He fell down! Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha.

  • He fell down! Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha.

  • Oh, it was fantastic to watch.

  • We spent like three hours doing this, watching people riding escalators.

  • And you know what? Our patience paid off, because in hour three the most fantastic thing happened.

  • A school brought a class of children to the Mall.

  • And their excursion was just to ride the escalators.

  • It was magic.

  • Thirty kids, about five years old. Cutest things, they were in their black and white uniforms.

  • And they are standing there together holding hands.

  • And they were so excited, they were shining.

  • Not from excitement, that Vaseline.

  • And there is two teachers with the children, and they grab their hands on either end.

  • And as they do the start singing at the top of their lungs like little angels.

  • Escalator

  • Escalator

  • Escalator

  • Oh, Oh, Ohhhhhhoh Escalator

  • Escalator

  • It was the sweetest thing ever.

  • People are waving at them, smiling.

  • And these kids see the escalators.

  • And they lost, their minds.

  • These kids went crazy.

  • They're not holding hands, they start screaming and running around.

  • It looked like a zombie movie, or something.

  • They are jumping, but then you see the smiles on their faces.

  • It's like the end of Saraphina. You are like, “What the hell is going on here?”

  • These kids are screaming. They are jumping around doing cartwheels.

  • The teacher can't control them. She's panicking like,

  • Hey! Get back! Get Back!”

  • Two-by-two! Two-by-two!”

  • Two-by two was one of the kids, I didn't know.

  • She's like, “Two-by-Two! Next to me, next to me! Single file, single file!”

  • Other kids are still jumping, she can't control them.

  • There was one fat kid. He couldn't jump so he just shook himself.

  • Escalator!”

  • Escalator!”

  • It was the most amazing thing I have ever seen in my life.

  • It's like I had gone in a time machine

  • to a time when escalators were new.

  • Brand new

  • and popular

  • So popular...

  • that people were taking pictures of the escalators

  • using their iPhones!

  • Tempiwa, technology eh?

  • Ah ah ah!

  • Who even thinks of these things eh?

  • Can you imagine?

  • Eh we are in the future now my man!

  • Mechanical moving stairs ah?

  • What are we going to see next?

  • I don't even know, I don't even know!

  • I wonder how it works, ah!?

  • Let me just check...

  • Siri, how does an escalator work?

  • I don't know

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