Will Smith - “Emancipation” | The Daily Show

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

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  • @Brendan-Black
    @Brendan-Black 2 года назад +12768

    Much respect to Trevor bringing up the Oscars, and respect to Will for not slapping him for it.

    • @fozzsr
      @fozzsr 2 года назад +665

      Will deserves zero respect.

    • @enjohneer
      @enjohneer 2 года назад +402

      Anything is fair game except Will's wife's name.

    • @imhereforitall9218
      @imhereforitall9218 2 года назад +346

      Will is so fake. I always thought he was a closeted queen.

    • @steviefowler9161
      @steviefowler9161 2 года назад +804

      @@fozzsr everybody deserves forgiveness

    • @moresalad221
      @moresalad221 2 года назад +11

      @@steviefowler9161 Even rapists?

  • @mpumelelomvikweni6416
    @mpumelelomvikweni6416 2 года назад +1445

    My 11 year old boy asked me what did that man do to upset Will Smith so much. And I told him that Will lost it. He asked me if I could ever lose it like that and I said to him not in a million years. Then my wife reminded me of a road rage incident where a car ignored the yield and cut in front of me and we nearly collided and stopped in the middle of the road. I got out of the car and went straight to the guy and grabbed him through the window in front of his kids and my family and almost slapped him. To this day I cannot remember what triggered me to act this way and I've been leaving with that shame for years now. The difference is that I do not live my life in the spotlight and there is no media to highlight those moments. This was a human experience, and I'm glad I do not have to answer to millions about it.

    • @hectorhernandez7472
      @hectorhernandez7472 2 года назад +108

      Really thought this was going to end in “I slapped my wife for bringing it up”
      But your version of the story is nice too

    • @durgasdelight
      @durgasdelight 2 года назад +80

      Thank you for sharing that personal experience. We will all do something messed up like that at least one time in our lives, we're just lucky that it's not being televised. Most of the people persecuting Will Smith I will guess are people that have several of those moments to hide. He is a man that could easily rest on his laurels and movie checks, but he keeps doing work for his family, friends, and fans. I wish more celebrities could be as genuine, and admit that something they did was wrong publicly on a talk show.

    • @marauderad
      @marauderad 2 года назад

      ???? Dude you sick you must be a woman beater

    • @borisguerrasr.2102
      @borisguerrasr.2102 2 года назад +26

      People know who they can get away with disrespect

    • @borisguerrasr.2102
      @borisguerrasr.2102 2 года назад +21

      Matter fact I wish you would approach my vehicle. You don't understand there are people out here you wish you never met until its too late my friend.

  • @dianaesperanza8477
    @dianaesperanza8477 2 года назад +3745

    I hate to see Trevor leave this show. I learned so much from him. His perspectives on things along with kindness and clear , transparent way he talks. I’m going to miss him.😢

    • @candiyoung-gibson1076
      @candiyoung-gibson1076 2 года назад +45

      Verdad. I hope his replacement is decent. If not, I won't be watching.

    • @nicolewilliams1556
      @nicolewilliams1556 2 года назад +8

      Me too. 😢

    • @l.w.4701
      @l.w.4701 2 года назад +34

      Trevor gave us a lot. Much appreciation Trevor, and Will as well.

    • @angelaveale3615
      @angelaveale3615 2 года назад +27

      @@candiyoung-gibson1076 remember when Noah took over for John Stewart? Waiting to see whose next.

    • @jinxtrinkx5732
      @jinxtrinkx5732 2 года назад +9

      @@angelaveale3615 everything always that happens is 100% positive 😂
      Hoping for positive.

  • @archivistsethia9594
    @archivistsethia9594 Год назад +201

    When I watch an interview, I wanna see people be a little or a lot vulnerable. Trevor lets them in a way that is dignifying and uplifting - like a friend. There are things we would never see out of the people we look up to if not for a great interviewer. So much respect.

    • @joefried6604
      @joefried6604 Год назад

      He is a fraud

    • @diogenmusic8310
      @diogenmusic8310 11 месяцев назад

      this comment was difficult for me to understand from English to Romanian

  • @MisterFoxx
    @MisterFoxx 2 года назад +3127

    Being interviewed by Trevor for his first mainstream interview was probably the smartest decision because Trevor is a lot more insightful than most hosts and he’s more of a friend to Will, so there‘s a lot more understanding of Will and the situation. Also, if more people read Will’s book, they’d be less critical of him. But Trevor is the levelheaded, logical, yet empathetic voice Will and a lot of people needed to hear. One is not defined by their mistakes. And a lot of us have probably made worse mistakes. You can tell this still affects Will deeply, but this was the right platform to showcase Will that he still has people in his corner.

  • @ytinas0717
    @ytinas0717 2 года назад +1250

    At this point, no one can top Trevor's interviewing skills . The way he is emotionally intelligent is just amazingly graceful. He's not offensive nor defensive and he understands all the nuances of each situation

  • @laurie8868
    @laurie8868 2 года назад +1079

    Trevor you are going to be missed so much in this format. 80% of people conducting interviews spend the time building their brand, interrupting the guest and asking 'gotcha' questions. So few speak human to human and truly ask questions to learn answers that help us all grow. Love and respect.

    • @seraiahjames
      @seraiahjames 2 года назад +5

      So true

    • @ArnoBach
      @ArnoBach 2 года назад

      SA will never miss him.

    • @RussDaChamp
      @RussDaChamp 2 года назад +1

      He will be forgotten about in 2 days…..

    • @JohnDoe-iv7yu
      @JohnDoe-iv7yu 2 года назад

      You're kidding right? He is getting let go due to poor performance and lack of interest.

    • @josephtuscher194
      @josephtuscher194 2 года назад +3

      No he won't. After John left the show became garbage. Trevor is so unfunny it's painful.

  • @ajaredleon
    @ajaredleon Год назад +85

    Trevor bless you, for not only having the tough conversation, but to stay in the emotional moment even when Will would break away from it with laughter or turn to the audience. It’s obviously uncomfortable for Will, but someone who cares will reel you back in and make sure you go through it, so that you can fully receive and grow. Loved this interview.

  • @CarlosMunoz-hw1zj
    @CarlosMunoz-hw1zj 2 года назад +2312

    I can imagine that Trevor's thinking "don't think about the slap". Will's Smith is thinking "I hope they're not thinking about the slap". And the audience is thinking about the slap.

    • @netty5571
      @netty5571 2 года назад +81

      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
      I’m thinking about the 👋🏾

    • @desmondlewissmith
      @desmondlewissmith 2 года назад +73

      I'm here to talk about the slap!! To ignore the slap is criminal!!

    • @1phindy
      @1phindy 2 года назад +22

      😂😂😂😂😂😂👌dead

    • @mwapechitambala3565
      @mwapechitambala3565 2 года назад +42

      Why isn't he slapping Trevor already for smiling a lot??

    • @siyanxumalo4230
      @siyanxumalo4230 2 года назад +10

      @@mwapechitambala3565 🤣😂🤣

  • @stellaferraz1668
    @stellaferraz1668 2 года назад +735

    Only Trevor could have done this with this level of class, Grace, love, respect, and still keep it light. Trevor is a class act and Will was absurdly brave to have agreed to talk about it, while nearly exhausted from all the traveling, eyes watering, completely vulnerable, and yet remaining understanding, open, and always a life teacher. He is right. We never know what others are going through…❤️

    • @coerloyal
      @coerloyal 2 года назад +12

      If every late night host was this emphatic, but this kinda thing is Trevor's brand, and Colbert has his. Stewart has his own way too as well.

    • @elisebaldwin8928
      @elisebaldwin8928 2 года назад +1

      Facts.

    • @XxLuvverofMusicxX
      @XxLuvverofMusicxX 2 года назад +9

      He is an actor and is just acting now to try to salvage his career. If he and the people responsible for this movie has any real concern for the other actors and their work WS would not have been cast or agreed to take part.
      He initially laughed at the joke CR told, it was only when he noticed the thunder face of his wife that he got all mouthy and stormed up and slapped CR. So save me from the crocodile tears of WS now.

    • @alexmasembu2398
      @alexmasembu2398 2 года назад +1

      You hit the nail on the head

    • @russellm2555
      @russellm2555 2 года назад

      These two fools

  • @iwuzabear8241
    @iwuzabear8241 2 года назад +84

    9:00 the moment your all here for.

  • @diogenmusic8310
    @diogenmusic8310 11 месяцев назад +107

    Hy guys, I've been studying English for 7 years, and now I understand what they're talking about, i so happy 😂🎉, Moldova 🇲🇩

    • @lola8754
      @lola8754 9 месяцев назад +5

      Oh so cute 🥰

    • @ngalahansel6066
      @ngalahansel6066 6 месяцев назад +4

      @jDelestal94 Congrats guys. That's awesome. I hope you're practicing all the time

    • @nihinlolawaalao8264
      @nihinlolawaalao8264 5 месяцев назад +2

      Well done

    • @diogenmusic8310
      @diogenmusic8310 5 месяцев назад

      @@nihinlolawaalao8264 thanks

    • @diogenmusic8310
      @diogenmusic8310 5 месяцев назад +1

      @jDelestal94 👏👏

  • @chrisjordon8224
    @chrisjordon8224 2 года назад +489

    Incredible interview! The grace and compassion extended to Will in this interview was dope to see. Trevor was transparent in expressing that he felt Will’s actions were messed up but still chose to uplift his brother instead of kicking him while he’s down!

    • @Lovely-wy4fo
      @Lovely-wy4fo 2 года назад +6

      💯

    • @ronniebessa20
      @ronniebessa20 2 года назад +3

      Or just get slapped on live tv again

    • @Cliftymike-mq9gs
      @Cliftymike-mq9gs 2 года назад +15

      @@djvapid he has been apologized to, uplifted etc...up to him to come to terms now. You can't accept the apology or recieve accolades in his place.

    • @dianesaienni5466
      @dianesaienni5466 2 года назад +1

      And did you think that entire interview was off the cuff so to speak? That interview and what was said and discussed was well thought out and planned for Will Smiths advantage, not the interviewer. I think every interview (to promote) this movie will be chosen carefully and planned before hand, and that fact is just sad...like does this person who assaulted someone on live TV and ruined everyone who received an award that night evening and achievement deserve to be pander to?? Sorry, but I wouldn't give two cents for anything Will Smith does in the future.

    • @wishhewasafish
      @wishhewasafish 2 года назад

      You knowww… 🙄🙄🙄

  • @CamilleEssick
    @CamilleEssick 2 года назад +262

    Trevor handled this with such grace. I love it. Truly hate he is leaving. Love Will’s transparency and humility. We have ALL made mistakes. The only difference is Will had the world watching and we did not. Love this conversation and hearing men discussing their feelings. Wishing them both the best in their future endeavors. 🫶🏾

    • @RYTG
      @RYTG 2 года назад +6

      people better not make jokes in this movie or Will will start slappin ^^

    • @peterpan8627
      @peterpan8627 2 года назад

      The twitching that came upon lewis blacks face when he said soy milk is exactly how I feel about ur comment. Wills transparency and humility? You don't ever ever slap a man like thaaaaaatttttttttttt!!!!! Aaagggghhhhh

    • @missn2021
      @missn2021 2 года назад

      You're right all of us are doing things but we aren't being watched by the world.

    • @johnx585
      @johnx585 2 года назад

      yes very awesome 👌

  • @basil_nasser_
    @basil_nasser_ Год назад +292

    I believe we all need a friend like Trevor, understanding, non judgmental and supportive. He amazingly talks to people not to just get an answer out but to try and understand them with grace and compassion, in conclusion let’s you know that it’s a safe zone, we are all human. But more amazing try’s to uplift people no matter their pasts and downfalls.

    • @oshing9
      @oshing9 Год назад +2

      One of the best comment section

    • @HappySummerOV
      @HappySummerOV Год назад

      Amen! ❤️🙏

    • @user-zk5oe1uc2y
      @user-zk5oe1uc2y Год назад +1

      Trevor Noah interviews Donald Trump. Now, say that again!

    • @JTScott1988
      @JTScott1988 Год назад +4

      Nah this man needs to be judged

    • @HappySummerOV
      @HappySummerOV Год назад +4

      @@JTScott1988 Seriously? I feel sorry for the women around you. They will never get protection from you. And anyone can insult them. It's sad. Very sad. What happened to the men? Where are our defenders? Men are now tolerant of each other. Say what you want, man, it's okay. We'll laugh at her together with you! Relax girl, it's just a joke. No! This is not normal! And Will Smith is not a criminal.

  • @blaisebimebamenjo9788
    @blaisebimebamenjo9788 Год назад +27

    I watched the ending more than twice, those motivating words, the handshake from the bottom of the heart, that real and comforting hug. This was deep. Love you Trevor. Wish quick internal healing for Will Smith, it must be hard for him.

  • @Meleyl
    @Meleyl 2 года назад +589

    Watching this interview is like watching two friends sitting in their backyard talking honestly about life. Heart warming ❤️

    • @blueswallowtail4628
      @blueswallowtail4628 2 года назад +7

      Precisely, Amelia!

    • @KowgirlBebop333
      @KowgirlBebop333 2 года назад +16

      I'm glad to see Will is okay and someone is giving him space and grace, it's very heart warming indeed.

    • @jameswilliams-zr8co
      @jameswilliams-zr8co 2 года назад +1

      no

    • @chano6555
      @chano6555 2 года назад +2

      @@KowgirlBebop333 he assaulted someone

    • @chano6555
      @chano6555 2 года назад +2

      @@KowgirlBebop333 he is not the victim

  • @redbeans0422
    @redbeans0422 2 года назад +241

    That hug at the end...Trevor holding a spotlight on our humanity & connectedness once again. We are going to miss this deep, daily dose of on-air authenticity. ✨ In a way, TN brought what Mr. Rogers did to TV -- healing our wounds through the airwaves by both laughing with and talking respectfully about real issues to cast a deeper light. Bravo & thanks Daily Show 🙌

    • @asiawalker8113
      @asiawalker8113 2 года назад +2

      I love will thanks Trevor

    • @internet_dude
      @internet_dude 2 года назад

      Trevor is an elitist protecting the Image of will Smith trying to show him in a positive light.

    • @queennoneya601
      @queennoneya601 2 года назад +4

      I'm sorry I can't look at will that long. I heard a snippet of him blaming his parents on some show.

  • @M_Sabbaly
    @M_Sabbaly 2 года назад +2018

    Trevor's emotional intelligence is top tier

    • @howtobe_rich
      @howtobe_rich 2 года назад +35

      agreed! Trevor is smart af

    • @joeyjars93
      @joeyjars93 2 года назад +26

      Imagine a world full of it...

    • @sciencemama6801
      @sciencemama6801 2 года назад +50

      A-friggin-men. And not a trace of toxic masculinity, no bitterness, judgment...I just literally can't think of anyone who is better at having deep conversations with people...and he does it on TV! It must be so surreal for people who get interviewed by him as they are out there to promote a movie or whatever, and end up feeling deep emotions and connection with this man while the world watches but it feels like there's no one in the world but the 2 of them in that moment.

    • @moniquewrites9046
      @moniquewrites9046 2 года назад +24

      Yes. He needs to do a masterclass.
      Our generation needs it.

    • @TheOneManWhoBeatYou
      @TheOneManWhoBeatYou 2 года назад +12

      His actual intelligence is less then Forrest Gump...

  • @lisamorris7019
    @lisamorris7019 5 месяцев назад +3

    This is such a wonderful interview by both parties!! Love how genuine and sincere Will is being in his answers!

  • @Tacconi757
    @Tacconi757 2 года назад +942

    The amount of times he said “you know” made me uncomfortable for him. He’s been the charismatic, charming ultimate entertainer for decades and he was genuinely uncomfortable and super vulnerable in this interview. He’s really going through a tough time and I hope he’s able to be happy again.

  • @onedsf
    @onedsf 2 года назад +638

    Trevor's ability to keep us all grounded, sincere and 'human' is next level.

    • @vetgirl71
      @vetgirl71 2 года назад +2

      👍🏽

    • @mphogavin9217
      @mphogavin9217 2 года назад +5

      Its called Ubuntu. African programming, one of the many facets that slavery almost wiped off.

    • @gottfriedhub
      @gottfriedhub 2 года назад

      Ew a fan of Trevor Noah? U my friend need to start riding the sped bus to work!

    • @brabbit3389
      @brabbit3389 2 года назад +5

      Sincere? He’s promoting a film and needs folks back onboard

    • @charlenerich9239
      @charlenerich9239 Год назад +2

      Yesss wonderful. I love it. thank you trevor. You get it all are human and everyone makes mistakes and we should be big enough to forgive and move on.

  • @KharisB.A
    @KharisB.A 2 года назад +524

    I'm always in awe of Trevor's interviewing skills which to me, is the best among his peers. And the hug that he initiated at the end was so humane. He'll certainly be missed when he leaves.

    • @WillSmith-xk6tc
      @WillSmith-xk6tc Год назад +3

      Thanks for supporting💖💖

    • @WillSmith-xk6tc
      @WillSmith-xk6tc Год назад +2

      Thanks for supporting💖

    • @hcmlm19951
      @hcmlm19951 Год назад +4

      It's because he is a real person

    • @amandlamedia
      @amandlamedia Год назад

      ​@@WillSmith-xk6tc Please chat with Pacifica Radio Network. One of the oldest public stations in the U. S. Great topic!

    • @acommonman7950
      @acommonman7950 Год назад

      cringe

  • @earlyware8735
    @earlyware8735 Год назад +48

    This was one of the best interviews, I've seen yet; so, very special. Trevor would make a great therapist.

  • @sunshine1287
    @sunshine1287 2 года назад +141

    Trevor has such a big heart. You can see how much he cares about people, and in this case his friend, Will Smith. We should not be defined by our biggest mistakes...we are all human.

    • @WillSmith-xk6tc
      @WillSmith-xk6tc Год назад +2

      Thanks for supporting💖💖

    • @sarahluper7881
      @sarahluper7881 Год назад +3

      Wonder if Trevor phoned Chris Rock (the one who was assaulted) and check on him. Tsk tsk..

    • @ernaherlina8014
      @ernaherlina8014 Год назад

      So he cares about the attacker, not the victim ?

  • @angelmbasa9835
    @angelmbasa9835 2 года назад +141

    This was a beautiful interview. I am a big Will Smith fan and he must set himself free coz everyone makes a mistake. He needs to set himself free and be happy

    • @bid84
      @bid84 2 года назад +2

      He needs to come out of the closet

    • @angelmbasa9835
      @angelmbasa9835 2 года назад +4

      @@bid84 for what, stop reaching

    • @originalTeakill
      @originalTeakill 2 года назад +7

      Honestly dissapointing, his response was some basic cookie cutter nonsense, apology equivalent of "live love laugh" kitchen ornament. No apology to Chris and no regret felt from it.

    • @mishedejongh1946
      @mishedejongh1946 2 года назад

      @@angelmbasa9835 And

    • @roser8911
      @roser8911 2 года назад

      You can’t talk about his wife. He will slap you.

  • @tjmb
    @tjmb 2 года назад +255

    Trevor is the best interviewer on television today. His genuine and humble approach will be missed greatly. Thank you, Trevor, for being you and for sharing who you are with all of us.

    • @SunWKim
      @SunWKim 2 года назад +5

      Yes, he's a class act. He handled the subject honestly, delicately, with compassion, and pose. I wish I had better things to say about Will Smith. I hope he can really understand what is required to apologize and seek forgiveness.

    • @cruisingwithcoburn
      @cruisingwithcoburn 2 года назад +4

      I’m with Will Smith and regardless of what you think of him Will Smith is on a personal redemption tour and the Emancipation movie and the traveling around the world shows he is going through a Spiritual Awakening.

    • @vinchenzo2502
      @vinchenzo2502 2 года назад +1

      if he really was what you say he is he would be like"BOOT....BOOT..WHY THE SLAP MON?"

    • @nonutemperor
      @nonutemperor 2 года назад +1

      Conan the best

    • @Wokedestroyinglives
      @Wokedestroyinglives 2 года назад +2

      Trevor is whack & one sided. Instead of a pro-gun like Colion Noir as a guest speaker because clearly Trevor has alot BS to say about gun laws here in America school shootings & the 2nd amendment but instead has Will Smith play the Victim again. Real progressive.

  • @ebonyhollandpayne9703
    @ebonyhollandpayne9703 Год назад +26

    Nice and genuine interview by Trevor. Love to see the support between Will and Trevor!

  • @npatriciacastillo6671
    @npatriciacastillo6671 2 года назад +503

    A picture of grace is what Trevor displayed tonight. Well done! May we all be willing to accept apologies and not judge one another on our worst days/nights but more on the overall trajectory of someone's life.

    • @Balladov
      @Balladov 2 года назад +12

      Grace is important. I'm not going to lie, I'm at the begining of the video and was going through the comments to make sure that got addressed. Trevor is one of the few people I would trust to have a conversation that probably should be held within the melinated community on this sort of stage. Really hopeful for thi interview!

    • @moresalad221
      @moresalad221 2 года назад +2

      Too soon Jr.

    • @SNOOPY-SNOOP1A
      @SNOOPY-SNOOP1A 2 года назад +1

      HE DON'T NEED TO APOLOGIZE TO YOU😏😏😏

    • @melartista
      @melartista 2 года назад +2

      This grace needs to be given to a lot of others as well.

    • @Handlethis342
      @Handlethis342 2 года назад +1

      “Grace” is the new buzz word.

  • @Mocredible
    @Mocredible 2 года назад +561

    I don’t know if anyone will ever be able to top this passionate interview that Trevor conducted. You could tell that it was really genuine.

    • @detre9422
      @detre9422 2 года назад +10

      if it was so genuine, why they did not discuss the topic of an excuse ....he said I did a mistake, but he has NO GUDS to say excuse me .... his ego is bigger than earth...which is the reason to slap someone on the night when you will finally be awarded for your efforts ....

    • @olasupoogunnowo6851
      @olasupoogunnowo6851 2 года назад +15

      @detre9422 You must know him personally to know that "his ego is bigger than earth", learn to give people a 2nd or more chances to redemption, none of us is perfect, that most of us made our own mistakes in obscurity and had the opportunity to correct ourselves plenty of times doesn't mean we shouldn't understand for people in the limelight, Will is human too and he did what anybody can do in their worst days, give him a chance to be human, he shouldn't be canceled for life because of a terrible moment.

    • @twopeople158
      @twopeople158 2 года назад +7

      @@olasupoogunnowo6851 It's really like people expect humans to not be humans. We are complex and Will made a big mistake. Everyone judging him so harshly should look at themselves and ask whether they would deserve a second chance after a mistake.

    • @nicolefoster1968
      @nicolefoster1968 2 года назад +3

      ​@@olasupoogunnowo6851 we need more people like u

    • @judykinsman3258
      @judykinsman3258 2 года назад +4

      I’m tired of excuses for violence.

  • @ftjordan3351
    @ftjordan3351 Год назад +416

    This was an extremely fascinating interview! You can tell Smith is still trying to figure everything out. He's no where near as polished as he usually would be! Trevor did phenomenal job directing this conversation!!

    • @MM-vs2yu
      @MM-vs2yu Год назад

      Yeah he comes across quite real and yes this is an age of unfiltered comments and irrationality. And Trevor pointing out how some folks listed him alongside pedophiles-that’s just deranged. Minimizes there seriousness of child abuse. That is truly disturbing and explains much of why so many kids are messed up in this country if adults minds really work this way.

    • @TheMrsHlong
      @TheMrsHlong Год назад +8

      Very true indeed a real life man having real life experiences in the public eye. Like noses everybody has one. Opinions mean nothing to anyone who really matters!

    • @ftjordan3351
      @ftjordan3351 Год назад +7

      @@fallingdownthestairsallday6008 Couple points of clarification here, and I'm truly not looking to debate on this, but number one you have no idea how old I am. Smith is maybe 5 years older than me and wasn't a child actor and two this isn't a movie he's discussing, he's balancing the fact that there were times he wasn't a protector for his loved ones and managing his public image which prior to the slap was spotless. Matter of fact this was one of his first public interviews since the incident. Trevor made him feel safe so he allowed himself to be vulnerable so yeah he still was in fact figuring out his messaging.

    • @chano6555
      @chano6555 Год назад +2

      @@ftjordan3351do you not see a problem he’s only talking about it because he’s promoting his movie

    • @toofar2real
      @toofar2real Год назад +6

      He can't hide behind being polished because the world already knows he's flawed

  • @lucyk2371
    @lucyk2371 Год назад +12

    That was so compassionate. We all fall short of the glory.

  • @siulnoredlac4951
    @siulnoredlac4951 2 года назад +79

    They way Trevor talked to him about this topic. Even though it is serious topic Trevor hit the right tone. Journalists today tend to try to make everything dramatic rather than presenting facts and having an actual conversation. There was no steering the star for a response or reaction. It was just questions and conversation. I LOVE IT!

  • @jilldetommaso9670
    @jilldetommaso9670 Год назад +105

    He has already earned decades of respect. One act of weakness/violence doesn't define someone. If it did, WE WOULD ALL BE GUILTY.

    • @kramirezCordero
      @kramirezCordero Год назад +6

      If WE had done what he did we would have ALL gone to jail that night LOL

    • @jilldetommaso9670
      @jilldetommaso9670 Год назад +3

      But we didn't do or accomplish what he did? You can't compare it. It's a different level of employment. Not saying he is better, just saying it's a different level most can't even comprehend.

    • @paulgilbert2506
      @paulgilbert2506 Год назад +2

      @@jilldetommaso9670 Yeah... soooo because he has reached a higher level he should be judged LESS harshly?
      Seems like it should be the opposite.

    • @luikanami
      @luikanami Год назад

      @@jilldetommaso9670 So... the richer you are and the more you live in public, the more you are allowed to do without fearing conzequenzes? :D

    • @nettiekeller3414
      @nettiekeller3414 4 месяца назад

      Absofreakinglutely!

  • @AtheneHolder
    @AtheneHolder 2 года назад +93

    appreciate his ability to see that the situation was messed up and finally admit that he was going thru something. we been knew this. wish him well, still one of my fav actors and rappers

    • @djwalruss4897
      @djwalruss4897 2 года назад +4

      That checkbook has been taking hits

    • @sylvietshibassu7247
      @sylvietshibassu7247 Год назад

      The best !

    • @hueyandmo
      @hueyandmo Год назад +2

      As someone with severe CPTSD, I really appreciate having Will Smith as someone to look up to. Someone who makes mistakes and might hulk out when triggered like the rest of us, but still gets back up, apologizes, and keeps trying to be a better person. And who does this all while trying to heal the unbearable sorrows that still plague our hearts and few others will ever understand.

    • @ernaherlina8014
      @ernaherlina8014 Год назад +1

      ​@@hueyandmo He didn't apologize sincerely. In fact in his Oscar speech he still blamed Chris. He only apologized the next day after he realised the public outrage would hurt his career.

  • @cholasimmons
    @cholasimmons Год назад +20

    Gosh this man has so much talent and positive vibes in him, just seeing his face and i relive so many great times!
    So glad he got to get interviewed by my other favourite artist The Weeknd

  • @jrharbar
    @jrharbar 2 года назад +359

    William Smith (c. 1790-1847) was an English captain who discovered the South Shetland Islands after this the traveled beyond and some one else discovered the south pole

    • @Noms_Chompsky
      @Noms_Chompsky 2 года назад +16

      That's: "traveled beyond and someone else discovered the South Pole, y'know" buster.

    • @Birdsong-A
      @Birdsong-A 2 года назад +8

      The Shetland Islands are in Antartica. He said he discovered Antartica not the south pole

    • @BajanJas
      @BajanJas 2 года назад +18

      @@Birdsong-A 1.25 in he says South Pole

    • @Birdsong-A
      @Birdsong-A 2 года назад +6

      @@BajanJas I stand corrected. Apologies & thanks!

    • @Bluemayje
      @Bluemayje 2 года назад +16

      Roald Amundsen was the first person to reach the South Pole in 1911.

  • @Kundebeats
    @Kundebeats 2 года назад +368

    I'm really gonna miss Trevor Noah as the host of this show. He's such an incredebly talented interviewer and conversationalist man. Love how he always seems to know the right words to navigate these complex topics and ideas. I wish him the best on his next chapter!

    • @miahconnell23
      @miahconnell23 2 года назад +10

      When Kilborne left, I thought “oh, man, I’m gonna miss him…” and then Jon Stewart was soooo excellent, and he left (and did & does important work)), and then Trevor won all us over with his charisma and real-ness…. He’s gonna be alright. We will all continue to love him and support him. I bet he’s gonna put out great work 🙏

    • @thomasjust2663
      @thomasjust2663 2 года назад +6

      Never liked him for some reason

    • @stevewindisch2882
      @stevewindisch2882 2 года назад +4

      @@thomasjust2663 I didn't like him at first and I'm not sure if it was just because he wasn't Jon Stewart or if he just hadn't grown into the role. Maybe a combination of the two. Trevor's definitely become an amazing host, though and I like him now

    • @neilebochue433
      @neilebochue433 2 года назад +4

      All these excuses, “ you don’t know what I’m going through “ n all. The only redemption is direct televised apology to Chris rock and public acceptance from Chris rock. For anyone to really believe again

    • @Tacconi757
      @Tacconi757 2 года назад +10

      @@neilebochue433 no that’s for YOU to believe again. How do you know he didn’t attempt to try? An apology is a sincere, intimate, personal thing. It doesn’t need to be a huge event. He doesn’t have to yell it from on top of a mountain

  • @kevinmaxim
    @kevinmaxim 2 года назад +100

    The way my eyes have welled up!!! The pressure of knowing that one's own [poor] decision could bring down giants in their fields.... That's tough. He's one of my faves. I hope he knows how much he is loved and that it's okay for there to be a chunk people on the planet who now dislike him. I hope he stays the course to full healing.

    • @ross-carlson
      @ross-carlson 2 года назад +4

      To be clear - by "poor decisions" you mean "criminal assault", right?

    • @randell9667
      @randell9667 2 года назад +3

      @@ross-carlson To be clear "criminal assault" can be as little as threatening violence. "Criminal assault and battery" is when the punch lands. Which of course, is way worse, and should land you in front of a judge whether the victim presses charges or not since ya know, it was witnessed by a few million law enforcement officers.

  • @thatthinginyoureye
    @thatthinginyoureye Год назад +25

    We all need a friend like Trevor

  • @charliacharlia4059
    @charliacharlia4059 2 года назад +354

    This interview is impressive. I just learned that there is an art to interviewing. Great job Trevor!

    • @queennoneya601
      @queennoneya601 2 года назад

      Something I've learned since Dems been in the WH. Just because somebody ask you a question it doesn't mean you have to answer it.

    • @louisepalm4792
      @louisepalm4792 Год назад +4

      Of course there is an art. It's called tact.

    • @mduduzidlamini7247
      @mduduzidlamini7247 Год назад +3

      Facts!

    • @marywilson6354
      @marywilson6354 Год назад +4

      Yeah with class

  • @DemetriusJune
    @DemetriusJune 2 года назад +205

    It's nice to see a man just be emotional in a way that's healthy and sincere

    • @alexciasommerville9514
      @alexciasommerville9514 2 года назад +4

      @Pierre In Yeah thankfully he's working on himself!

    • @alexciasommerville9514
      @alexciasommerville9514 2 года назад +1

      @Pierre In Are criminals in jail for slapping someone? hahahahaaaa you ridiculous!

    • @alexciasommerville9514
      @alexciasommerville9514 Год назад

      @Pierre In tf u comparing a slap with beating your wife? Come off the internet plz!

  • @SandyRed881
    @SandyRed881 2 года назад +323

    Trevor had so much class in this interview. You never know what someone else is going through. We should be nice, watch what we say to and leave people alone. You never know how someone will react! The tongue is power. Never put people on a pedestal. Will is a human being. Be real, we all have less than stellar moments in our lives.

    • @anabelleh2069
      @anabelleh2069 Год назад +8

      Exactly

    • @cw4814
      @cw4814 Год назад +6

      Everyone deserves a second chance. Will Smith made an error . He deserves to be forgiven. There are many actors who have been forgiven, and have not lost their careers. How many of us would be where we are today, if we weren't given a second chance
      He apologized!!

    • @Mariliza.
      @Mariliza. Год назад

      Well said. And yes, Trevor does carry himself with so much class and respect for others. He will be missed on the Daily Show.

    • @gidget101
      @gidget101 Год назад

      I could puke.

    • @zazatv6822
      @zazatv6822 Год назад

      Will needs to get rid of Jada, kids are grown.

  • @tra.7612
    @tra.7612 Год назад +15

    Will Smith is very handsome. U can see as a child he was real compassionate, an gentle. Still my favorite Actor. Mr. Smith😊

  • @christopherbrown9432
    @christopherbrown9432 Год назад +17

    Thank you Will fir the honesty and humility and thank you Trevor for both the honesty and compassion. Love was modeled

  • @philipquist771
    @philipquist771 2 года назад +39

    youre will smith man. ive been watching your stuff for 27 years. that one bleep is not going to define you. we love you man

  • @lotusphoenix8
    @lotusphoenix8 Год назад +159

    Empathy is a superpower. Objectivity is a superpower. This is the kind of conversation that really has the power to heal the world. Thank you Trevor.

    • @oshing9
      @oshing9 Год назад +5

      One of the best comment section.

    • @IceESole
      @IceESole Год назад

      🙌🏽🙏🏽🤘🏼

    • @nihinlolawaalao8264
      @nihinlolawaalao8264 Год назад +1

      Yesss

    • @rangers94ism
      @rangers94ism Год назад +3

      What do you mean? Will Smith didn't say anything

    • @mattkinsella9856
      @mattkinsella9856 Год назад +1

      Absolutely. People fk up. Everybody, me, you, Will Smith, everybody. Understanding, forgiveness and second chances seem to be in short supply these days.

  • @carriebucu
    @carriebucu Год назад +96

    Trevor gave Will a chance to be heard in a friendlier, more understanding environment, not to condone nor chastise, but just to remind us all that we all make mistakes and there is always room to understand each better.

    • @beohyl
      @beohyl Год назад +3

      But some mistakes shouldn’t be made

    • @joliecide
      @joliecide Год назад

      Will Smith as a person now makes me want to puke.

    • @dins5066
      @dins5066 Год назад

      Not gonna cut it

    • @MelloCello7
      @MelloCello7 Год назад +2

      @@beohyl Shut

  • @nakitabutler3583
    @nakitabutler3583 2 года назад +62

    Love the interview and I still love Will Smith he’s human and we all make mistakes

  • @ShaneBiscayaBaller
    @ShaneBiscayaBaller 2 года назад +55

    His questions to Will was agreed upon in advance to help repair his public reputation. Don’t think for a moment this is an organic conversation but very well polished media plan.

  • @charliecrenshaw4
    @charliecrenshaw4 2 года назад +263

    Man, these last couple of interviews have presented an opportunity to see Trevor in a different light. He is REALLY great at interviewing and blancing humor with tough topics. Kudos to him and salute to Will Smith! I think Will has done and is continuing to do the work as a human. AND big love to Chris Rock! Excited to see his upcoming Netflix special.

    • @homesourcerealty9082
      @homesourcerealty9082 2 года назад +2

      Yeah man. Trevor really should reconsider leaving the show. No one interviews like him. I could see him mediating dialogue between Will and Chris.

    • @djiboutidjango3196
      @djiboutidjango3196 2 года назад

      He's still a leftist tool. Genuinely intelligent guy, yes. But too agreeable to stand up for himself against leftist. Put succinctly, he's got no spine.

    • @yourhomesource
      @yourhomesource 2 года назад

      @@djiboutidjango3196 so the comments here have nothing to do with his political affiliation. He’s not running for President. He’s interviewing someone.

  • @simplysie4
    @simplysie4 Год назад +20

    This was a heartfelt and sincere tête-à-tête! I love the fact that Noah paid hommage to Will while reminding him that he is human. I pray that he continues to find real peace in his healing journey along with a village that supports him.

    • @JTScott1988
      @JTScott1988 Год назад +2

      I hope Chris has that village.
      Cuz will got the entire academy audience

    • @sarahluper7881
      @sarahluper7881 Год назад

      @@JTScott1988 Let's keep Chris (the one got assaulted ) in our prayers that he'll find grace "forgiveness" in his heart for his "attacker".

    • @JTScott1988
      @JTScott1988 Год назад +1

      @@sarahluper7881 if he doesn’t forgive it’s up to him. We can’t tell him or demand from him anything regarding his own trauma

    • @sarahluper7881
      @sarahluper7881 Год назад +3

      @@JTScott1988 I can understand - sometimes it is not easy to forgive. Chris is doing rounds of comedic shows. I hope these shows will help serve as a therapy for him.

    • @dywang32
      @dywang32 Год назад

      ​@@sarahluper7881 lol are you making will out to be a victim or that they were somehow both at fault?

  • @traceywhitney1272
    @traceywhitney1272 2 года назад +41

    I will forever be a Will Smith fan! He's one of the greatest actors of our time, and been a part of our lives for 30 years. His performances have brought me great joy and anguished tears. He's had me partying on the dance floor. 10 seconds in that life changed nothing for me. Emancipation is not playing in New Mexico, so I'm subscribing to Apple TV+ just to see this film. Will Smith Is Legend! ♥️♥️

  • @Vaibhav221B
    @Vaibhav221B 2 года назад +145

    Trevor is such an exceptional conversationist...❤️

  • @pennypride
    @pennypride 2 года назад +90

    Job well done Trevor! I wish you nothing but the best in whatever you do in life.

  • @tanyabrown791
    @tanyabrown791 Год назад +6

    “The sum of a person is how I define them as opposed to a moment.” Trevor!!!! “I don’t want that to define you. It shouldn’t define you.” I love both these guys.

  • @risingisis7813
    @risingisis7813 2 года назад +61

    This was a great honest compassionate interview. Trevor handled the discussion re Will's Oscar behavior with such compassion and accountability.

    • @LaptopmenaceMTK
      @LaptopmenaceMTK Год назад +3

      never once saying sorry to chris. everyone can see through this bs

    • @wildwaning9427
      @wildwaning9427 Год назад +1

      @@LaptopmenaceMTK You must have been MIA because he DID apologize to Chris...look it up!!

    • @kartikadewi3270
      @kartikadewi3270 Год назад

      @@LaptopmenaceMTK just because he didn't publicly apologize to Chris rock doesn't mean he felt bad for Chris rock.
      Will Smith is kinda being like Truman Burbank progressively.

  • @LindaMitchell
    @LindaMitchell 2 года назад +629

    I'm so happy that Will Smith did his first interview with Trevor Noah. I'm going to miss Trevor when he leaves the show because he has compassion, nuance, and intellect during discussions. He's not a 'gotcha you' type or has malicious intent. I don't know if other media people would have shown this level of care and respect for Will.

    • @spiralentree737
      @spiralentree737 2 года назад +2

      They shouldn't tho, the guy assaulted a smaller man for a joke. He went to Trevor because he knew Trevor would give him softballs compared to someone like Kimmel. This is the equivalent of Donald Trump going on fox News it's not impressive

    • @mrkingdon9552
      @mrkingdon9552 2 года назад +7

      I don't think this is the first, its actually the third interview if im not mistaken

    • @shamshadkhan2793
      @shamshadkhan2793 2 года назад +3

      Please change your mind don’t leave we NEED YOU after president Obama you are the one leaving too it’s very sad 😢😢❤

    • @dd-ph9fv
      @dd-ph9fv 2 года назад +7

      Completely agree.

    • @WillOfTheWeb
      @WillOfTheWeb 2 года назад +2

      @@shamshadkhan2793 What? 😀

  • @hawaiianrainbow1080
    @hawaiianrainbow1080 2 года назад +71

    The words Wil spoke about the power of love and Love For family was beautiful. That hug at the end. The way Trevor helped guide the conversation. Applause 👏
    Aloha Wil from Kauai!

    • @WillSmith-xk6tc
      @WillSmith-xk6tc Год назад +3

      Thanks for supporting💖💖

    • @johnholman3200
      @johnholman3200 Год назад +1

      The only thing about love is, this world doesn't know what real love is. It's accountability. It's telling someone the truth even when you know it's going to hurt them, but help them long term in the future. Today's world can't stand hearing the truth. And more importantly, they don't except the truth.

    • @johnholman3200
      @johnholman3200 Год назад

      @@WillSmith-xk6tc "Carlton, you ain't never gotta worry about nobody mistaken you for a brotha". I still laugh at that until this very day. When that came out your mouth, I coughed up a lung laughing.🤣🤣🤣

    • @samlangford1688
      @samlangford1688 Год назад

      Are you always this dillusional?

  • @tanyabrown791
    @tanyabrown791 Год назад +10

    Will smith is a beautiful person. I’m so glad he has found the grace to forgive himself. He is large and so his mistakes will be also, but he found the grace to forgive himself and the people who always got something to say negative about him are the ones who need to sweep around their own back doors. Those who continue to crucify him and are so shocked about the slap have done way worse. Keep going Will. You were a household name before the Oscars. You will be alright.

    • @AinzWoolGown
      @AinzWoolGown 9 месяцев назад

      Found the grace to forgive himself?
      I guess Will has missed tje first step here

  • @chowder2260
    @chowder2260 2 года назад +149

    His first interview after the Oscar’s could not be better than this. Trevor is absolutely amazing. He was generous but fair. And I continue to remain a Will Smith fan.❤ Cant wait to watch that movie.

    • @TheLastShow
      @TheLastShow 2 года назад +10

      he could have said Sorry for Chris and ACTUALLY taking accontability removing the burden of the lightest joke being used to justify agression.. but hey.. let's hear more of how it affected HIM and how sad HE is for HIS own actions

    • @adrienneb4009
      @adrienneb4009 2 года назад +1

      @@TheLastShow bye. How many times does one apologize. Get over it

    • @ondrej2446
      @ondrej2446 2 года назад +1

      @@adrienneb4009 you can't talk to some people🤷🏾‍♂️

    • @anitawilliams9570
      @anitawilliams9570 2 года назад +1

      @@adrienneb4009 no you get over it, he's not apologizing, he's acting like a blabbering fake crying victim. So no he hasn't apologized and you fell for the Okey dokey.

    • @anitawilliams9570
      @anitawilliams9570 2 года назад +1

      @@TheLastShow Truth 💯💯💯

  • @sharonj.9597
    @sharonj.9597 2 года назад +355

    My heart honestly goes out to Chris Rock and Will because, Will won't ever live this down it seems and Chris was humiliated. I am so torn only because I don't think a person should be judged for a single act, especially when it's totally out of character. Even judges and juries consider peoples records when handing down a sentence. I pray both these guys at some point one day can come together--not necessarily be friends but at least make things right.

    • @guardianjuan
      @guardianjuan 2 года назад +40

      Is not that we judge him for one act. But the fact that he never actually payed for such an act. Criminals go to jail and do the time. He did have anything other than a slap on the wrist, and instead of saying sorry he is blaming the one he slapped. Think about it.

    • @chefmichael4779
      @chefmichael4779 2 года назад +10

      Well said. I agree 💯

    • @gabrielavilla7308
      @gabrielavilla7308 2 года назад +7

      Did he really not say sorry?

    • @pinksquids4594
      @pinksquids4594 2 года назад +29

      @@guardianjuan I mean he has repeatedly expressed regret and it was a slap, in what world should he go to jail for that?? I’ve slapped numerous people, right or wrong and I’ve never faced repercussions close to what he has in the eyes of the public. And he’s banned from the Oscar’s so that seems fair.

    • @rianamohamed300
      @rianamohamed300 2 года назад +16

      @@pinksquids4594 he expressed regret to the wrong ppl. Did he ever sincerely apologize to Chris? No, it was to the audience he upset, and to the Oscar's. Trevor is just covering for him to mun ale tge situation better. A sincere apology would do wonders.

  • @Geminellie06
    @Geminellie06 2 года назад +281

    Trevor was the perfect person to welcome Will back. 💗

    • @jwm66
      @jwm66 2 года назад +6

      Agreed

    • @virgilettegaffin4732
      @virgilettegaffin4732 2 года назад +4

      I agree too!

    • @shaec3405
      @shaec3405 2 года назад +3

      YES

    • @Mushin367
      @Mushin367 2 года назад +10

      If I was in Will’s shoes, I’d be too ashamed to come back. I’d probably give it a year or two away from the public eye trying to sort through my issues. But he doesn’t really seem ashamed nor remorseful having humiliated a man In front of the entire world. He’s beginning to catch his wife’s narcissism.

    • @SupportTheLittleGuy
      @SupportTheLittleGuy 2 года назад +6

      Trevor is a kiss up, I still can’t believe he comforted Will the moment it happened like he didn’t just assault someone

  • @TrueWalker88
    @TrueWalker88 6 месяцев назад +4

    That moment at the Oscars broke my heart for Will Smith. He has been so talented and worked so hard, tried to be so positive and get the best out of life. He's been a rare advocate for being vulnerable and emotionally open as a man. He finally got recognized for his talent and went and sabotaged it. The African American community is so effing harsh and relentless in their criticism, it continues to this day. Will reminds me of my big brother, he's complex and amazing, talented and flawed, human, and I hate to see people treat him badly. I wish Will well and I hope he can recover from that self-imposed loss and the other-imposed fallout that came from it. His talent and the great work he's done will be his legacy.
    I'm really moved by what he's describing with Emancipation, I need to see the film. I agree with Trevor, that it's incomprehensible, but it's something I personally believe every American has an obligation to understand and to heal.

  • @MandMBass
    @MandMBass 2 года назад +435

    The level of grace and tact with which Trevor handled this, and every other interview he's done, is really admirable. Both he and Stephen Colbert should host a clinic, especially for the other late night hosts, on how to properly conduct an interview.

    • @serious7179
      @serious7179 2 года назад +12

      Trevor is really one of the best interviewers out there.

    • @diamarcel7831
      @diamarcel7831 2 года назад +13

      Total agreement. Stephen and Trevor are my dudes!

    • @christophersteele5709
      @christophersteele5709 2 года назад +3

      More like Conan and Trevor

    • @MandMBass
      @MandMBass 2 года назад +13

      @@christophersteele5709 I was referring more to the current crop of hosts. Conan was great, especially if it was a funny interview. And in that case, Craig Ferguson was one of the funniest (in my opinion). But I think Trevor and Stephen are still in their own league when it comes to more serious interviews.

    • @LurenaDisney
      @LurenaDisney 2 года назад +3

      Yes! They are the best!

  • @soaringkite2673
    @soaringkite2673 2 года назад +204

    I’ll miss Trevor tremendously when he leaves the show. ❤

    • @meminor3111
      @meminor3111 2 года назад +2

      Me, too.

    • @roveriia6334
      @roveriia6334 2 года назад +2

      Think of the positives. You can spend more time with people that know and care about you. Something might be wrong if a TV/Internet show personality change (Not going away or dying) being a tremendous personal loss. Hope you are just embellishing if not hope this helps you in life moving forward.

    • @Acervorochagames
      @Acervorochagames 2 года назад

      He won't leave the Show.

    • @jmaldo92
      @jmaldo92 2 года назад +2

      @@roveriia6334 it's normal to feel sad about things lol..

    • @hueyandmo
      @hueyandmo Год назад

      Oh no is he leaving?

  • @itsdee09
    @itsdee09 2 года назад +157

    Wow!! Trevor is a class act! What an interview!👏🏾Simultaneously compassionate and real. So not ready for you to leave in December!😭

    • @blackteavibes5932
      @blackteavibes5932 2 года назад

      I’ll miss him sooo much on TDS! 😢😢

    • @ArnoBach
      @ArnoBach 2 года назад

      Since when did TN have class??

    • @samuelokafor1659
      @samuelokafor1659 2 года назад

      If Trevor leave I leave ....why leaving icon?

  • @vivimori3319
    @vivimori3319 4 месяца назад +2

    You will always be our Will Smith.
    From Latin America with love.

  • @harvc
    @harvc 2 года назад +434

    Well done Trevor, one of the best interviews you've done.

    • @MrCoolTre
      @MrCoolTre 2 года назад +3

      Lol no it wasn’t. This was embarrassing for him. He is being an apologist for Smith

    • @jolenetoscano4414
      @jolenetoscano4414 Год назад

      Will Smith went on the right show!

    • @kramirezCordero
      @kramirezCordero Год назад

      @@MrCoolTre Agree

    • @kramirezCordero
      @kramirezCordero Год назад

      @@jolenetoscano4414 Yeah the only comedian that did not held him accountable for what he did. AKA a kiss @$$

  • @rochellew345
    @rochellew345 2 года назад +64

    I'm such a fan of these two. Their books were great! I'll watch the movie this weekend. We should all embrace being kind to each other.

    • @coachian.m
      @coachian.m 2 года назад +1

      I agree. Be kind and seek to be aware of ourselves and our surroundings.

  • @zymbol
    @zymbol 2 года назад +456

    Never thought I'd see Will Smith again after he left fresh prints on Chris Rock.

  • @purple9969
    @purple9969 Год назад +22

    He’s one of the few that won an album without profanity drugs or threatening violence give that man some respect. If I had to grow up in the spotlight it would create quite the dynamic when no one is looking…

    • @manmeetsinghsethi1100
      @manmeetsinghsethi1100 6 месяцев назад

      He didn’t had to grow up in spotlight, he wanted to grow up in spotlight, he put the spotlight on himself…..so he should have always acted accordingly.

    • @S_Blitz
      @S_Blitz 3 месяца назад

      Lol giving respect for assaulting a man on national television 😂

  • @mvuto137
    @mvuto137 2 года назад +49

    Wow. Trevor, I can't imagine anyone handling this as well as you have.
    You've brought a really wonderfully sobering perspective to this.
    Our perception of the Oscars vs actors who are there all the time made a lot of sense to me.
    Thank you... and you've fixed my Will issue.

    • @lolawants2008
      @lolawants2008 2 года назад +2

      Gullible

    • @mvuto137
      @mvuto137 2 года назад +1

      @@lolawants2008 How so? We believe he F'd up, he says he F'd up... I know there are times I've f'd up, and was sorry for it.
      We shouldn't believe one would be sorry for that... why exactly?

    • @lolawants2008
      @lolawants2008 2 года назад +1

      And actors vs our perception- it’s the opposite. I know. They are KEENLY AWARE at all times of the cameras on them. That night of all nights. They know there’s millions around the world. They spend weeks preparing their wardrobe, hours with stylists, publicists, interviews… this is such a gaslight move. Trevor has fawned over this man since he was a kid.

    • @charpkun
      @charpkun 2 года назад +5

      @@lolawants2008 dude..choose to believe what you want to believe. But you missed the point of this interview. Respect and empathy is what is needed, not agreement. What does it get you to disrespect someone else you (probably) dont know's comment and call him gullible?
      In any case, I dont know you either, you could be intimately involved and emotionally invested in this incident. But for the rest of us, this adds some additional context to the discourse since it is ultimately from the horse's mouth and not hearsay, so I can't dismiss it outright.

  • @Tanya37red
    @Tanya37red 2 года назад +207

    Wow Trevor is a great interviewer , he really listens and makes them feel comfortable and he shows compassion . I am really impressed !

    • @judoCHOPZ
      @judoCHOPZ 2 года назад +2

      Can't wait to see what he does after next week!

    • @goombapizza6335
      @goombapizza6335 2 года назад

      If only he could have yelled at Will to stop saying "you know".

    • @lordbuddybear
      @lordbuddybear 2 года назад

      He is, but the answers seem pretty fake/manipulative to me

  • @alyssarodriguez4227
    @alyssarodriguez4227 2 года назад +61

    Thank you Trevor for creating a platform and safe environment for people to speak their truth in a judgment-free atmosphere. I wish there was more people with your emotional intelligence and enormous heart ❤❤

  • @bladebrown4191
    @bladebrown4191 Год назад +10

    You can tell that Trevor was one of the few people who actually took a step back when it happened and assessed the situation FIRST, before jumping on a bullhorn and acting offended. Too many performative actors and bad comedians took the opportunity to inject themselves into something that had nothing to do with them and present horrible takes on Will as a man. That was more of a slap in the face to both parties than what actually happened.

  • @user-jo1ne2sr3r
    @user-jo1ne2sr3r 2 года назад +661

    So I took a shot every time Will said “you know” and now i’ve been hospitalised

  • @MyFavourites1
    @MyFavourites1 Год назад +62

    Trevor Trevor Trevor. Such a great interviewer. Class act. Intelligent. Sincere 🙌🏽

  • @augustusmuteb1336
    @augustusmuteb1336 2 года назад +165

    Man I was on the edge of my seat wondering if Trevor would bring it up. When he did I was like "Ohh snap"... But by the end I was impressed how smoothly they took that journey and how he did it without bringing Will back to feeling as though everyone hates him or still holds that moment against him. Masterclass interview

    • @lskywalker5825
      @lskywalker5825 2 года назад +7

      No, this was a pandering interview. Time will show this is a failed marketing ploy by Wills nervous pr team.

    • @augustusmuteb1336
      @augustusmuteb1336 2 года назад +1

      @@lskywalker5825 failed how?

    • @lskywalker5825
      @lskywalker5825 2 года назад +4

      @@augustusmuteb1336 Pandering.

    • @augustusmuteb1336
      @augustusmuteb1336 2 года назад +4

      @@lskywalker5825 doesn't really explain anything it's just a buzzword but okay

    • @lskywalker5825
      @lskywalker5825 2 года назад +4

      @Augustus Muteb Look up the word, and it will explain my initial comment you questioned.

  • @Aazzxx1236
    @Aazzxx1236 10 месяцев назад +5

    I convinced that Will Smith one of the greatest actors of my generation. We also should ignore his conflict with that man because we need new films with him.

  • @sphhyn
    @sphhyn Год назад +265

    It would be great if Trevor would make an interview show later. He is so could at talking with people !

    • @KillBilly13
      @KillBilly13 Год назад +2

      Right

    • @barbaras234
      @barbaras234 Год назад +1

      His shows always interview people...

    • @BudzTejano
      @BudzTejano Год назад +2

      He should interview Jada and talk about her alopecia

    • @gymraider5602
      @gymraider5602 Год назад

      These comments are fake

    • @PinkbubblegumPop
      @PinkbubblegumPop Год назад

      I'm pretty sure the reason Trevor has left the show 😭 is either he is planning on becoming a south african politician or his own talk show ❤️🇮🇱✊🏿🏳️‍🌈🧡

  • @Phyllisglamourgirl901
    @Phyllisglamourgirl901 2 года назад +79

    Great interview. Glad Will is back & hate to see Trevor leave. Best wishes to both of these extremely handsome, talented men...

    • @DiosanXaquerry
      @DiosanXaquerry 2 года назад

      That is why you never try to make a heaux into a housewife... Jada been destroying this man forever

    • @WillSmith-xk6tc
      @WillSmith-xk6tc Год назад

      Thanks for supporting💖

  • @sunnylilme
    @sunnylilme 2 года назад +379

    Trevor is so insightful, empathetic. He's so loveable.

    • @johnjackson3885
      @johnjackson3885 2 года назад

      No way. Men are a disappointment. Why are we celebrating them again?

    • @AfroChicSA
      @AfroChicSA 2 года назад

      True that

    • @dnwanja
      @dnwanja 2 года назад

      So well said..lol

    • @joypang5458
      @joypang5458 2 года назад +3

      Haha he’s also fake

    • @Genetherapy3232
      @Genetherapy3232 2 года назад +6

      And a simp for rich fake people nowadays….
      He should of retired before this interview…..

  • @ronweasley1354
    @ronweasley1354 Год назад +183

    Drinking game: take a shot every time Will says “y’know?”

    • @therealniasha
      @therealniasha Год назад +11

      Give your kidneys a break 😅

    • @phorhossmen7007
      @phorhossmen7007 Год назад +1

      He really wants to be a victim he need a Oscar for finding ways never telling Rock he sorry cause he's not

    • @brianalunyolo6528
      @brianalunyolo6528 Год назад +1

      You know?😂

    • @markk9772
      @markk9772 Год назад +1

      Lol, “I know”

    • @mollyvital
      @mollyvital Год назад +1

      If he says ya know one more time !!!! Lol

  • @tkosaa3509
    @tkosaa3509 2 года назад +217

    "The sum of a person is how I define them as opposed to a moment"-Trevor..This was not an interview, it's more of a human empathetic moment. A lot of us needed this closure from Will and glad Trevor made it happen. I hope I see Will and Chris at the same table soon.

    • @JohnDoe-iv7yu
      @JohnDoe-iv7yu 2 года назад +8

      Unforgiveable act Will did. Just WHO gets to that level and does that on TV? An arrogant megalomaniac such as Will who even here is acting. Terrible person.

    • @firemyst9064
      @firemyst9064 2 года назад +17

      @John Doe I'd like to disagree. I personally think that level of emotional outburst could happen to anybody at any level of life. Fighter pilot, politician, esteemed lawyer, grocery store clerk, truck driver. We are all people, humans, have emotions run high sometimes.
      Do I think will should have slapped Chris rock? No, and I was shocked just like everyone else. I think its forgivable but that's really a decision for Chris Rock, not the public to decide here.

    • @JaydevRaol
      @JaydevRaol 2 года назад

      Yeah

    • @hnttakata713
      @hnttakata713 2 года назад +1

      Beautifully said. Thank you. Yes, empathy is the bridge for understanding, and forgiveness. Mahalo.

    • @patrickbertlein4626
      @patrickbertlein4626 2 года назад

      You know.

  • @myfamilycomesfirst2021
    @myfamilycomesfirst2021 2 года назад +93

    Loved this interview, Trevor handle this interview with much class and heart and Will really poured his heart out and is about time we actually see and allow TV stars to be human, to make mistakes and actually pour their hearts out and be sincere as Will is being. I was Will's fan and now I am even more his fan and not to Forget Chris we all love him and we know that he felt embarrassed off course but more power to him for putting aside the embarrassing moment and actually understanding that Will needed his forgiveness and understanding and not a TV drama reality show like the world likes to feed off of. Thanks Chris for being the bigger person and allow his brother to recuperate and heal in peace and private. Much love to these 2 brothers that deserve our respect, love and understanding.

    • @hueyandmo
      @hueyandmo Год назад +1

      Chris quite literally turned the other cheek, and that is exactly what Jesus would have done. I consider myself lucky to be alive at a time when we have such greatness in our world. Will, Chris, and Trevor all deserve massive hugs for what they are doing.

    • @TheTamrielDrunkard
      @TheTamrielDrunkard Год назад +1

      It was embarrassing for Will and that's the only person who should feel that way. Hopefully Chris has the awareness to see that was not an embarrassing moment himself.

    • @WillSmith-xk6tc
      @WillSmith-xk6tc Год назад +5

      Thanks for supporting💖💖

  • @iamsuccess6634
    @iamsuccess6634 2 года назад +196

    "YOU KNOW" that guy was nervous, defeated, trying to repair the damage. Trevor is the most skillful interviewer to have helped him repair his image.

    • @ellenflanagan8582
      @ellenflanagan8582 Год назад +1

      How many times did Will Smith say that throughout the interview. It started to get a bit annoying "you know?"

    • @gentledysentery
      @gentledysentery Год назад +1

      Nothing can repair his image.
      He hit a friend in a fit of rage on a world stage, all over the night's least offensive joke.
      No. Smith is finished.

    • @Aflamta_filimada_afsomaliga
      @Aflamta_filimada_afsomaliga Год назад +3

      He is still a human and we all know jada is narcissistic so we should start forgive him for all that what he did bring out for all the years there’s work behind and not only see the only (big) misteake he did so will keep going and hope you learned From your mistake 🥰🥰❤

    • @gentledysentery
      @gentledysentery Год назад

      @@Aflamta_filimada_afsomaliga No.

    • @ShelleHolley
      @ShelleHolley Год назад +6

      @@gentledysentery must be nice to be absolutely perfect to sit in a place of judgment.

  • @swbr4722
    @swbr4722 Год назад +5

    we love you Will from India. We know you are not that man. You are that fun, loving and crazy man whom we loved in fresh prince. So that was a temporary bad phase.

  • @unorthodoxms4882
    @unorthodoxms4882 2 года назад +114

    This interview! The emotional intelligence! Thank you Trevor for being that voice. Love you and will surely miss such moments from you. Pure gold

    • @nightskylights4501
      @nightskylights4501 2 года назад +1

      The emotional intelligence, lol!

    • @alfredobanuelos7206
      @alfredobanuelos7206 2 года назад

      Emotional intelligence? You literally watched him avoid fault when he said “what I learned is, you never know what someone is going through” MF what? You didn’t learn anything. If he was praised for his actions he would be thrilled and proud of himself. AND somebody please tell this man to stop crying on television!!

    • @davidguzman6401
      @davidguzman6401 2 года назад

      @Will Smith You were defending someone you love! Apologies are not necessary.

  • @saboragloria7887
    @saboragloria7887 2 года назад +177

    The way Trevor interrupted Smith when he noticed he didn't find the exactly words 👍

  • @xavierstrawn4033
    @xavierstrawn4033 2 года назад +50

    I don’t think his mistakes should define him either, he is and always will be that dude in my book. Can’t wait to see the new movie. Keep your head up Will.

  • @nicksharma8238
    @nicksharma8238 Год назад +57

    Noah's emotional intelligence is off the charts. Incredible interviewer. I just became a fan

    • @DistrustHumanz
      @DistrustHumanz Год назад +2

      Umm... obviously you don't realize he no longer hosts the Daily Show. He did it for several years, and did nothing but lose viewers. He was horrible!

    • @bobjones6564
      @bobjones6564 Год назад

      Nick is a cuck 😂😂😂😂

  • @karimikagwe9263
    @karimikagwe9263 Год назад +122

    When Trevor leaves ...thats it for me . Because no one can do interviews like him. Loved this!💖💖

    • @cdr861532
      @cdr861532 Год назад +7

      I said the same thing about Jon.....didn't like Trevor in the beginning, but he has done pretty well. It'll always be Stewart for me, but you will probably feel the same way about Trevor.

    • @BetterMe981
      @BetterMe981 Год назад

      You're right, no one can interview like Trevor. I love him so much. But, there will be another unique person after him and then after him, then her, then him then her, etc.

  • @mithunnair8587
    @mithunnair8587 2 года назад +90

    After this show ends, trevoh please start a podcast man, you are so articulate and so empathetic to the guests and very intellectual. We would love to hear from you more man ❤️

  • @jacquichrist6145
    @jacquichrist6145 2 года назад +81

    Fantastic interview!
    Let Will Smith say „ you know“ as often as he wants! It was a difficult interview for him, he was excited , he is a human being!
    well done , both of them! and Trevor: excellent, so empathetic!

    • @AcClay44
      @AcClay44 2 года назад +3

      You know?? Yeah you know!

    • @larryorrin2470
      @larryorrin2470 2 года назад

      Hello dear, how are you doing? Nice meeting you here

    • @rsr789
      @rsr789 2 года назад +1

      YOU KNOW that if he wasn't who he is, he would be in jail right now on assault and battery charges... you know??

    • @dgenral7
      @dgenral7 2 года назад

      @@rsr789 so I guess now you can understand when people of color say if that person wasn't White they wouldn't have gotten away with it now you understand what white privilege is Will Smith yes has the privilege of being a celebrity it's amazing how you can recognize the privilege of being threat celebrity and not recognize the same privilege that white people get in this country for committing crimes and going unpunished

  • @yasminedey8612
    @yasminedey8612 3 месяца назад +1

    Only Trevor can approach this subject and interview Will with so much respect, sensitivity and subtleness.

  • @tiffanynsparks
    @tiffanynsparks 2 года назад +66

    This was beautiful and needed. Thank you Trevor for eloquently articulating the words needed to put everything into perspective. Also for showing Will the respect that he deserves

    • @2011blueman
      @2011blueman 2 года назад

      Will Smith does not deserve respect.

  • @mandalorian48
    @mandalorian48 2 года назад +297

    That was really powerful. Trevor will be *sorely* missed behind that desk. ..& as far as the Will & Chris thing goes - like everyone who saw it, I have an opinion. But so what. The thing that matters is: How Everyone Moves Past It. 🖤

    • @cia942
      @cia942 2 года назад +7

      Damm that's powerfull.

    • @jameswilliams-zr8co
      @jameswilliams-zr8co 2 года назад +5

      no

    • @DonnaFudge
      @DonnaFudge 2 года назад +18

      I love Will Smith.....it was a slap....not a beat down....people make mistakes.....certain people acting like he's Jeffrey Dahmer or something.....if him and Chris can get over it.....leave it alone ...jeezzz

    • @jesqueda5978
      @jesqueda5978 2 года назад +13

      Yeah, you're not the one who got slapped and humiliated in front of the whole world so don't try to rush other people's process.

    • @jesqueda5978
      @jesqueda5978 2 года назад +6

      @Donna Fugere : why are you speaking for chris? He hasn't accepted will's apology.

  • @courtneystewart8006
    @courtneystewart8006 2 года назад +92

    This is so beautiful to see. Two men being so heartfelt friends who support each other and allow each other space to be vulnerable and emotionally open. Trauma is very complex and difficult and it is so unfortunate how it's effects are often hidden and labeled as character flaws. It seems from a far that Will, like many affected by trauma, is truly doing his best as a flawed human and I am glad to see his story and mistakes playing out in such a compassionate way. He still has so much to contribute to the world and he is such a great example for accountability, growth, and humanity. Great show and interview as always!

  • @lovettnduge8318
    @lovettnduge8318 5 месяцев назад +2

    Great conversation! We love Will always. Hang in there, Will...