MichaelKosta, DesiLydic, RonnyChieng, RoyWoodJr, DulcéSloan & JordanKlepper were on-hand to honor TheDailyShow host TrevorNoah on his final night. / michaelkosta desilydic ronnychieng roywoodjr dulcesloan jordanklepper
\nOn Thursday night, Trevor Noah bid farewell to Comedy Central's The Daily Show after seven seasons on the influential late-night comedy\/news program. Taking over hosting duties from Jon Stewart back in 2015, Noah would tap into a younger generation of viewers who looked beyond network & 24-hour news channels for their information.
'\n\nIn a clip that was released before Thursday night's show, Noah took some time to show his love and appreciation for the fans who've supported him over the years and the Black women who helped make him into the man that he is today.\nImage: Comedy Central Screencap\n'I'm grateful to you, every single one of you.
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