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Trevor Noah’s ‘Where was I’ receives positive reactions

3y By Bongiwe Mati

Multi-award winning comedian Trevor Noah is in his super success era as his Where Was I ? stand up comedy show became a crowd favourite following its airing on Netflix on Tuesday, 19 December.

The talented comedian who is set to return as the host of the Grammy Awards for the fourth time became a trending topic on social media with many users expressing how he has never missed a mark in his comedy offerings.

Sharing with his followers that his latest offering was out, Trevor Noah shared a post on his X, formerly known as Twitter captioned:

“Today is the day!!! You can now watch ‘Where Was I’ streaming on @Netflix! ????”

After watching the show, social media users shared how much they enjoyed the show commenting:

Others shared how much the show made them laugh, commenting:

More added:

Streaming service Netflix also shared a clip of the show, captioning it:

“You’ve either done this or had it done to you…? Trevor Noah: Where Was I streaming NOW only on Netflix!”

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