The Daily Show founder, Trevor Noah, recently freaked out over his ratings and an unexpected reference to Golden Corral in a recent Substack.
Substack is a new way to write and share stories online, and Noah was the first to try it out. He was so excited to use the new platform that he posted a video to his Twitter page, where he raved about his ratings and the unexpected Golden Corral reference.
In the video, Noah expresses his delight in seeing his ratings soar after he posted his first Substack article. He then goes on to talk about how he was surprised to see a reference to Golden Corral in the article, which he had not intended to include. He then goes on to joke about how the Golden Corral reference may have been the reason for his high ratings.
The video has been viewed over 1.2 million times, and has been shared widely across social media. It has been praised as an example of how Substack can be used to create engaging content.
Substack is an exciting new platform for writers and content creators. It allows for greater freedom of expression and the ability to create content without the restrictions of the traditional publishing industry. With the help of Substack, content creators like Trevor Noah can reach a wider audience and gain more recognition for their work.
So if you’re looking for a new way to express yourself and reach a larger audience, be sure to check out Substack. You never know what unexpected references you might stumble upon!
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