Trevor Noah Says Cancelation of Female-Hosted Late Night Shows Isn’t ‘As Morbid’ as People Think (Video)
thewrap.comgone, you know?” he said. “Lily is creating more shows, she’s got development deals, you know, she’s still huge on YouTube.”At that, Noah added that he’s often surprised when online content creators like Singh choose to host a TV show, pointing out that more often than not, a traditional late night show has a significantly smaller audience than a YouTube channel might.“In fact, when people come to linear television, from YouTube or from TikTok or wherever, I’m shocked,” he said. “‘Cause I go, ‘You had 65 million people watching what you created.’ So I think thinking of it in those terms oftentimes limits how we think of media in the world, you know?
People can create, they can do whatever they want to do.”The “Daily Show” host then cited Amy Schumer as a prime example of someone who diversified her content, praising her for stepping away from TV opportunities to pursue movies, start a family, and continue her stand-up.“So I don’t think it’s as morbid as people will think it is,” Noah concluded. “We never wanna see people leave, obviously.
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