Trevor Revisits His Hometown And Talks Apartheid With GoGo | The Daily Show

Ok. This is a repeat...but got warm feelings seeing the grandma again. RIP still

I would be shocked to learn that Trevor and his crew were able to leave his grandmother's place without her cooking them a meal. she is an absolute treasure..

I lost my grandmother about three months ago, she was 92 years old, I miss her everyday and it warms my heart so much to see Trevor and his mamie having such an amazing bond <3

Trevor you are a very special person. I love seeing the relationship you have with your grandmother❤

Welcome home trevor hope your journey was amazing,

MUCH LOVE TREV💪🏿👊🏿🖤🫶🏿💯✊🏿👍🏿

Best cribs episode ever. ☮️

We were 3 Sisters in my family, & I was the only one who enjoyed listening to the stories of our elder relatives. When you think of all the things we have & they didn't & how they not only survived but thrived, it is amazing. Most of my elder relatives had no formal education but like GoGo, they were sharper than a tack. I can't ever imagine succeeding as well as they did without relying on all the things I have become used to having in my life. The perfect examples: An ice box as opposed to a refrigerator. My Grandmother (my Dad's Mom) had an ice box when I was really little. Then she replaced it with a very small refrigerator. A clothesline as opposed to an electric clothes dryer. My Mother used to hang our clean, wet clothes on a clothesline outside, strung either between our tenement buildings or in the backyard. In my Mother's lifetime, she never had an electric clothes dryer. Blessings to all our elder relatives. Their stories of ingenuity & perseverance should be a guidepost for all of us. Never take anything for granted, & learn how to get things done with little assistance. GoGo- I hope you are resting easy in the place of Glory. AMEN!

nooooo! not the gogo vid! my fat heart can't take this right now. 😩😭

"you were born a crime" that hit me in the gut