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Trevor Noah Bringing Loud & Clear Tour to Hard Rock Live

Monday brought the announcement that Trevor Noah will take his Loud & Clear Tour to Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino January 18.
Trevor Noah, a DWTS runner-up, calls out Sean Spicer.
Trevor Noah, a DWTS runner-up, calls out Sean Spicer. via YouTube
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Monday brought the announcement that Trevor Noah will take his Loud & Clear Tour to Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino January 18.

With the world headed to hell courtesy of Donald J. Trump and his scheming band of awkward fanboys, we might not be able to wait that long.

Who knows how far gone things might be by then?

Sean Spicer might win the 28th season of Dancing With the Stars. (It's no more ridiculous a notion than "Pasty Spice" standing behind the White House lectern after being appointed by the most ridiculously absurd president ever.)

We will learn from a POTUS retweet that it was Chelsea Clinton, not Hillary, who killed Jeffrey Epstein. #ClintonBodyCount

The carcasses of Washington truth-tellers torched and pitchforked by Laura Ingraham will have piled up to the point where we can no longer distinguish one old white guy from another.

Kanye West's balls will grow so bloated and his self-awareness shrunken in inverse proportion, he'll announce he's running for president — but not until his favorite president decides to step down.

Noah isn't the only comedian who's made a feast of the noxious shit and slime of the Trump era: Stephen Colbert, Seth Myers, and Jimmy Kimmel are among those who've perfected their craft with material handed to them by the president of the United States. But the babyfaced host of The Daily Show is accomplishing something even beyond providing a sanity-saving dose of daily mirth: He's come close enough to filling Jon Stewart's shoes that it's no longer painful to flip to Comedy Central at 11 weeknights.

Tickets to see Noah at Hard Rock Live go on sale Friday.

Trevor Noah’s Loud & Clear Tour. 8 p.m. Saturday, January 18, at Hard Rock Live, 1 Seminole Way, Hollywood; myhrl.com. Tickets cost $45 to $115 via ticketmaster.com.
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