There are many tactical techniques that can get you to being a good speaker. To truly transcend, you have to treat your "speech" as a one-man play, with all the associated aspects: playwriting and acting.
There are many tactical techniques that can get you to being a good speaker. To truly transcend, you have to treat your "speech" as a one-man play, with all the associated aspects: playwriting and acting.
He's essentially acting out the story, with his voice impressions and physical movements. Pauses inserted in the right places, suspenseful narrative arcs, conversational bits with the audience, etc.
Are you Trevor Noah? Because I really don't see how anyone can defend the dude, especially compared to John Stewart
(I have no knowledge of how funny his stand-up is, but you’re arguing against a point the comment didn’t make.)
This is practically the definition of confirmation bias.