Trevor Noah

Timothy Chalamet had said, it's Timothee, right?

But I guess you seem weird if you say Timothee, whatever.

Timothee.

But if Timothy Chalamet had said, you know, I grew up, my family was in ballet and my mom was a ballet dancer and my grandmother was a ballet dancer and I grew up in the ballet and I watched this and seeing how that art form has died over the years really made me grateful to work in an industry where

that still has social cache to see people still go to movie theater.

Like I'm grateful, that's where I wanna be because I've seen what it's like when the ballet jobs dry up and when the opera dies down and when people are no longer coming out.

I've seen that and that's something I don't want for myself and so I'm lucky.

Yeah, it's a big time.

How did you feel when he was telling you this?

You should have been at black church.

Don't press anything.

We've got more What Now?

after this.

So when you look at your life now, I mean, it feels like, at least from the outside looking in,

Obviously you've said you found your voice in comedy, your vibe, your style.

You're also blowing up, right?

And you feel that moment.

It doesn't matter what you do in entertainment.

There are these inflection points where it feels like you're hitting, you know what I mean?

And correct me if I'm wrong, but it feels like you're like hitting, you know what I mean?