South Africans are not likely to forget or forgive comedian Trevor Noah anytime soon for his noon appearance at the just concluded MAMAs.
Even though Trevor took to social media to social media to explain his health situation as been the reason he couldn’t attend the show but fans who got MAMAs tickets just to watch the comedian are yet to forgive him.
Trevor Noah recently released an excerpt from his book titled “Born a Crime” in the American Publication, The New York Times. “The First Time I Drove a Car. (I Was 6.)” chronicles the first time Noah learned how to drive, along an empty stretch of the highway.
“On the commute to work and school, there was a long stretch of the road into town that was completely deserted. That’s where my mom would let me drive. On the highway. I was 6. She’d put me in her lap and let me steer and work the indicators while she worked the pedals and the stick shift.”
While a number of fans took to social media to comment about his write ups, Trevors South African fans threw shade at the comedian for been able to release his book but failed to show up at the MAMAs.
A fan wrote: “aw Trevor mara y u ddnt drive 2d Mamaz usile wena,u thnk we hv forgotten,nah neva baba apartheid hppned 20 yrz ago bt we stl tokin abt it as if it wz in morning when they freed uTata Mandela,so dnt get smart wit us la,we see ukt uzama ukziba bt ai isokheyi…1day iz 1day sok’hlangabeza eairport or@d bus depot or taxi rank whereva la zofikela khona”
“Trevor ur a let down….I bought tickets for the MAMA’s in JHB jst because u were comeing nd u never showed up…I guess we south Africans r not good enough for u huh!!?…”