Trevor Noah: You Laugh But It's True - Four Presidents

Every single time elections come up in. South Africa, people always start to. panic. You know, ever since our first. democratic elections in 1994, Nelson. Mandela was about to become president, people started panicking. You remember. that there were people, you'd hear them, I'm leaving. I'm going to. Australia. I'm. going. It's been fun, Mary, but it's. time to go. Hey, it's time to go. They're going to take over now. And then Mr. Mandela became president. and they all stayed. He's a wonderful.

man. Wonderful man. If it wasn't for. him, I would have left. Hey, a wonderful man. Yeah, he's really. great. Next elections came. Tabon Becky. was about to become president. People. panicked again. I'm leaving. I'm going. to Australia. I'm going Australia. I'm. leaving, Mary. Hey, now that Mandela's. gone, you know they're going to eat us. It's time to go. I'm going I'm going to. pass.

And then Tama became president and once. again they all. stayed. He left. [Applause]. Then it was Kim Mutlant's turn. Yeah. In. and out. That was so cool. People panicked then, didn't they? I didn't even vote. I. didn't even vote. I can't believe it. One minute I go to bed and Tab Bub is.

president and the next thing I wake up. and we've got Mante. I can't believe it. I'm going to Australia. I'm. [Applause]. crying. Oh, and then it was Jacob Zuma. Oo, the original boogeyman. Yeah, that's when you heard people. panicking. Things were different though. in South Africa cuz for the first time.

in our history, you heard black people. going, "How much is that to get to. Australia again? [Applause]. [Music].