Ayo Edebiri - From Teaching to Entertainment | The Daily Show 

He sure does!

Absolutely ! ✌

My thoughts precisely. Keep it up Trevor and co!

100%

Yes! And he doesnt just concentrate on the famous ones. He also brings on the show people doing things but we would not have known they existed otherwise.

I just started watching The Bear where I discovered her, she used to do comedy as well! I think she was also a teacher. She's gorgeous and a true renaissance woman!!! She's excellent at so many things. ❤

You mean gorgeous.

HAIR !? :):):) Back home that's an AFRO!! Respectfully her AFRO looks lovely Nigerian .

​@@jrlulysahilyrespectfully, what are afro's made of? I think it's something called HAIR.

​@jrlulysahily so an afro is a style you can wear your HAIR in if you have the HAIR type to do so.

And I'll be here to watch

@@popeashiedu7217 thank you so much, you’re so sweet❤️

Amen to that. And I'll also be expecting to see you.

@@adegboyegabriel5289 thank youu❤️

She is a never-ending well of talent and personality and it’s infectious!

Same here

Me too...

No she's not Nigerian, neither should we prop her up as being one. Most of these people with Nigerian names whose successes we are eager to appropriate have not a single link to Nigeria more than their parents being from there. Most were not born in Nigeria, and even more importantly, were not trained by Nigeria. Before you think this is me casting aspersions on these amazing people who have found successes, may i say it's not. Rather, it's a sensitization for us to remain in the consciousness of the impediments that this country constantly shoves in our way. It's a call to realize that when the day comes when your dreams come true, you're a product of who and what made you, regardless of ancestry, regardless of attestation on paper. It's ironical that the Nigerian government is the first to jump on the successes of those "Nigerians" in diaspora while shamelessly disregarding that these same people would have been worse off had they remained in Nigeria, let down by their own government constantly beating down on creativity directly as exemplified in their headless war against social media and indirectly as typified by their systematic weaponization of poverty, illiteracy, social injustice and rudderless leadership. We cannot give them the satisfaction. Is it not a slap on our collective face as Nigerians when the government hastily invite global icons such as Anthony Joshua and Israel Adesanya, or even the more Nigerian Grammy-winning Burna Boy, to the den of sin that is the Aso Villa to claim ownership of the greatness they never helped create. In that moment, it does bother them that a few kilometers from their satanic safe space, a boy is hawking during school hours, another playing football on a makeshift pitch with no single grass in sight, yet another like - like I once had to do - is sitting on the window of what is supposed to be a classroom writing a final exam. Again, I dare say, we cannot let them. We cannot let them to display the lucky ones who got away as their shinning new object, an object they didn't assemble, and even more tragic, an object they object sought to destroy.

@@akinyemiolayinkaatanda8753 of course she is Nigerian as are my kids who were born and raised in los Angeles.

@@akinyemiolayinkaatanda8753 It doesn't change the fact that she is a Nigerian, she may be a dual citizen but her root is African and Nigerian, you can't take that away from her.

Up Bayelsa

@@akinyemiolayinkaatanda8753 every beings are Nigerians you are lost

Nigerians are the smartest people on earth

@@JohnPaul-hs5os calm down please

@@edwarddaniel8532 nigerians rule they are the smartest people innthe world

@@JohnPaul-hs5os Nope

@@JohnPaul-hs5os so statement is uncalled for

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Oh yeah such a known name.

I clicked after seeing that hair..😍😍 AMAZING!!

Me me me me

@@EssenceofCoils Right?!😍🤩

@@EssenceofCoils SAMMMMEEE

I didn't even think about that to be honest I just love his interviews but also that hair is absolutely amazing

Best of luck on your journey!

Everyone has a story worthy of the world!! Work hard and work smart!

Solid gold. Thank you, @@ReviewBoard-uy5nv ☺

I know 👍🏿

Ayo literally means joy in Yoruba language.

they did have a moment

Binge-watched the whole season in one night

And you are that guy.

And there is the Nigerian person that always like those comments.

am a nigerian QUEEN GODDESS and i just posted our flag 😊!!!

@@chikamaduekwe1264 yesssssss me naija rocks

@@niki_iwa ❤️

True

Same!!

High key actually.

you really think Trevor will go for it??? you know follow through on the chemistry that was obvious between them???

I agree

am a little prouder cause of the nigerian parent 🇳🇬 😊!!!

Her father is a Nigerian while the mother is from Barbados.

@@johnsonamoni6382 Thanks for the information. Nigerian men find love everywhere and anywhere, they are hopeless romantics

I'm from Benin City and that's what excited me the most see what she's up that earned her a date on Trevor table... I'm extremely proud that she's flying our name well and for Trevor for giving African Achievers the platform no one in such position would give to us...

​@@Ayee1998that's one way you put it.😂

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🤣🤣🤣🤣😍

Yeah! We felt the chemistry 💓

Got a Nigerian colleague and he does that a lot 😊

nooo Trevor is mine lol

Yesssssssssss, shoot, I'll even pay. I was just thinking this

tot so 2

fr, i saw the little chemistry there tbh