- Oprah has to leave. (audience booing) - Yes. - She was going anyway, don't be greedy! But, I mean this is just like a moment where we get to hang out. I know you're dying, so we'll do this. Two questions. I'll take one from this
side of the audience, and one from that side. Something you've always wanted to ask her. But don't ask her what
her favorite color is. Think for a moment. I'll ask her one question first just so you can think for a little bit. Just one from this side one from that side - This is the behind the
scenes thing you do right? - Oh this is Between the Scenes. We just hang out.
- Oh Between the Scenes okay. - [Trevor] It's funny,
you talk to your audience. This is me, I just hang
out with the real people. - Isn't that cool? - I love it, are you kidding me? - I love it. - I wanted to know one
thing, you are Oprah Winfrey, you have been very
wealthy for a long time, you worked very hard to get there. I often wonder how much normalcy there still is in your life. Like how many normal random
things happen to you? Like when was the last time
your phone ran out of battery while you were speaking? Does that ever happen to you? - No.
- Okay. (audience laughs) So for instance, has
there every been a moment where you're in the bathroom and then the toilet roll is done? No?
- oh no. - What is the most-
- No! You know why? Because at my house, I don't know if this
happens at your house, but at my house the toilet
roll is checked regularly. And when it's been checked, like after you go into the bathroom, somebody will come in and it's folded into the little triangle. - [Trevor] Like you live in a hotel? - Yes! It's like folded in a triangle every time. - Okay, okay, we'll
take one from each side. - I will tell you though, something's very normal
that you wouldn't think. - Okay lets go. - I travel with my own bread,
and I bring my own avocados. - Are you serious?
- Yes I do. So I have an avocado orchard. - Oh the story got not normal, Oprah! - No! - You just said I'm going
to tell you something normal then you said I have
my own avocado orchard. - Okay but, so I think it's
ridiculous to pay for avocados. - Which is why you
bought your own orchard? Are you kidding me? That is not a normal story. - Okay, all right. - I made my own avocados
because they're too expensive! (Trevor giggling) - Okay another thing,
very normal, very normal. I do not, the one thing I will not do is send my underwear out
to be washed or cleaned. - Wow.
- No. - Okay now that's, okay, that's, yes. - You know why? - My grandmother would love that. - Because it's five dollars
for a pair of panties. (audience laughing) - That's the reason?
- That's the reason. - Oh my grandmother
would say, for instance, you know when you put the washing in the basket and everything? And so everyone in the family had stuff. I would do washing and
my cousin would do it, everyone would do it. And then sometimes I
would throw the underwear. And then my grandmother would come in and she'd be like Trevor you want people to know your secrets? (audience laughs) Wash this yourself! No one must no your secrets! All right, we gotta get Oprah out of here so we're gonna get two questions. Yes, right at the top. - Would you ever open a
school in the United States? - , Yes, I'm actually thinking about it. (audience cheering) I'm actually thinking about where. And the reason why I called it The Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for girls in South Africa is because even then I was
thinking, this will just be one, this will be like the satellite school, and then I will do others. But it's taken me a while to get it right. It took me about ten years
to actually get it right. So thank you for that question. I'm actually thinking about it. Where and when to do it. - [Trevor] Yes ma'am. - I just wanted to find out from you because I've been mental
health aid trained. Mental health first aid trained, and in my culture I see people
with mental health issues because of trauma and poverty
but they won't admit it. Whats the thing, how do
I get them to realize that what they've experienced
is actually trauma? - We are gonna normalize it so, Harry and I are gonna normalize it to the point that people will be like, hey, I got mental illness! And that's what you want for it, to call it out to the point where it's no longer such a
stigmatized, big deal. It's no longer a taboo. That people say, they recognize
themselves immediately. I will tell you this, that when I, when my girls, some of my
girls, first came here, I was talking to one on the phone, who all the girls had said
this girl is depressed, she hasn't come out of
her dorm, blah blah blah and we on the phone googled all
the symptoms for depression. And this girl, who's now
by the way doing very well but said to me, I said so you're every single
symptom of depression. You need to get help. And she said I can't be
depressed, I'm African. And Africans don't get depressed. - That's a true thing that
we have a lot of that. - You can't be depressed, I can't be depressed I'm
African so I want to erase that. And the way to it is by
talking about it more so watch the series. - All right, so that's it, that's it. But I have one final
question before you go. One of the greatest pressures,
in my opinion of being Oprah is that everywhere you go, people are waiting for you to tell them to look under their seats. (audience laughing) Because everyone's waiting for
you to give them something. - So I wanna say look under your seats! Everybody gets a book! (audience cheering) - You're getting a book! - You're getting a book!
- You're getting a book! Everybody's getting a brand new book! Oprah Winfrey everybody!
- Thank you. (audience cheers and applauds) Everybody's standing up, woo! - Sometimes, I just don't want to know what the movie's about and then you. - Hi.
- Oh, hi. - I just wanted to say I really like the Between the Scenes stuff. I always watch it on
YouTube so, can I hang out? - Oh wow, thank you. (audience cheers and applauds) Please sit, sorry I don't want to be rude but it's not, it's not like a,
I just talk to the audience. - Yeah, I can talk to the audience. You think the audience
doesn't want to talk to me? (audience cheers and applauds) We can like talk about your dead dog again and bum everybody out again? - It's not like I just
brought up my dead dog, someone in the audience asked
me about my dead dog and then. That's how it happened.
- See, it's happening again, just like I said, he's
talking about it again, he's bumming everybody out. - You know, it's just
like, Between the Scenes, it's just like a random, I've never been- - No, that's great, I'm in
a hoodie because you know, the studio's freezing and the ladies have to
wear the cute dresses and I wanted to finally be
comfortable in a studio. Because of the patriarchy,
it's always freezing. (audience cheers and applauds) Ladies are excited. I see you in the halter top, I see you. She's uncomfortable. - I feel like you've taken
my Between the Scenes and turned it against me. (audience laughs) It's like an intimate moment I share with, and you guys just turned on me as well. We were hanging out and now
you just flipped it on me. So what do you want to do? Did you say, so give us sweaters? - Give us sweaters.
(audience laughs) - How did this, I didn't
take your sweaters away. Why is the mob cheering for sweaters now? There's no, no sweaters rule in this. Wow, you guys are next level. Give us sweaters, Trevor! (audience laughs) This is how Arab Spring starts, this is like, we want the sweaters! No, yeah I genuinely, thank you for enjoying
Between the Scenes but I, I don't know if there's
anything that you can do- - Am I the first guest to come
on the Between the Scenes? - You're the first guest who's come out after we're done with you. (audience laughs and applauds) This is like a very weird. - Honestly, I put on a hoodie and I felt really, really confident. - So you were like, I'm just gonna come, I don't know what to do right now. Of course, when I, Between the Scenes. - Let's take questions from the audience. You know, that's what you
do, that's what I'll do. - You can pick who the
question comes from, that's what I do. - Hi, hey gray girl. - So first of all, not to make this weird, but you're on my boyfriend's list. (audience laughs) - What's up bro. Hey. How you doin'? (audience laughs) You doin' good? You haven't put a ring on
it yet, what's going on? - No, not yet.
- Okay, cool. Cool, cool, cool. Am I on your list? - You could be.
- Okay great. It's good to know I've
got options, thank you. - Wait, can you, can you back, what do you mean on your list, like how? (audience laughs) - Awww, awww. - What do you mean? - He's so cute, you know, your list. - No, like favorite actresses? - Somebody that you can sleep with. You get a hall pass for like, five people, is it five people, yeah. - Five people you can sleep with? - Yeah, if you run into them
and the moment is right. - Wait, this is like a
normal relationship thing? - Yeah. (audience laughs) - You just go, there
are five people you can, and then you were like,
she's on your list? But, so you thought you can, I don't understand how this works. (audience laughs) No, I mean, does the list,
so do you know about, do you know that you're on
lists, or how does that work? - People have made me
aware that I'm on lists. - But they don't consult you at all? - I don't have to sleep with them, Trevor. - No, that's what I'm saying. It's a bit weird that she's like, just so you know, you're on his list. Like it's, like it's, okay, wow. - She's trying to wing
man her own boyfriend and I respect it. (audience laughs and applauds) - Wow, okay. You know what I feel about
this list thing is like- - Oh wow.
(audience laughs) - I feel like the list is a lot more fun when the person's not real. 'Cause right now it's
like, the list is real now. Isn't it supposed to be
someone you'd never meet? And now you're there,
like you're smiling a lot. (audience laughs) Wow, okay, who's on your list, then? - [Audience Member] The top of my list is probably Hugh Jackman. - Ugh, that guy's an asshole. No, I'm kidding, I'm kidding,
I'm kidding, I'm kidding, I'm kidding, I'm kidding,
I'm kidding, I'm kidding, I'm kidding, I'm kidding,
I'm kidding, I'm kidding, I'm kidding. I literally say that because he's one of the
nicest people in Hollywood. That's why I can make that joke. - He's too nice and he's Australian nice, which makes it even worse. He's like super, super, super, aw yeah, nice to see you again, aw yeah. - Rawr. - So, who else? - [Audience Member] Bon Jovi. - Okay, Hugh Jackman, Bon Jovi. Who else, who else is on the list? - You, sure.
- No, no, no, don't just. Don't put me on your list, don't put me. I don't want sympathy lists,
don't you sympathy list me. (audience laughs) Don't sympathy list, I
want thought out lists. Hugh Jackman, Bon Jovi, anyone else? - [Audience Member] Matthew McConaughey. - Matthew McConaughey, well
it's funny you say that because. No, he's not here. (audience laughs and applauds) You guys thought I was gonna
bring out Matthew McConaughey. And he was just gonna walk
up to you and be like, all right, all right, all right. I was chatting to John before
the show, and I was like, "So what are you going to
do while we are setting up?" and he was like, "Well, I can just hang
out with the audience, and they can ask me questions and stuff." (audience cheers and applauds) And so I said, "You wouldn't want to do
that, John, they're animals." (John laughing) And he said, "No, no give
them a change Trevor. Give them a chance."
- Give them a chance. - So if you've ever wanted to
ask John Legend a question, and don't ask him for like a record deal, don't make it something awkward like that. Like real questions. Like this is your moment
to interview John Legend, so if you have a
questions that, yes ma'am? You went up first. - Does Miles love the
music or does he not know? - I don't think he knows anything, yet. My daughter is very aware of my music. She requests it, finally. When I made the Christmas album, she started requesting my music from me, so she'll ask to listen
to dada's Christmas music and in April, any time of
year, she doesn't care. So I've been listen to my
Christmas album for 8 months now. (audience and Trevor laughing) - You know, can I tell what
I found really amazing? Is Chrissy Teigen, John Legend, these guys are like #couplegoals. Everyone envies you. No, you seem like you have
the most fun together. And then, I feel like you
have the perfect kids. Because your daughter
looks exactly like Chrissy, like you go like this
is mini Chrissy Teigen. And then your son, the first
time I saw the picture, I thought Chrissy Teigen
had done a face swap, and I don't know if you've seen. - He looks a lot like me. - He is you. - He has my personality too. - Are you serious?
- So far yeah, yeah. - Do you think either of
them will get into music? - You know, we will see. I would love it if they loved music, but I'm not going to pressure them. I'm just going to be like, "You have to go to piano lessons." (audience and Trevor laughing) - You can be an accountant,
but on the piano. One plus one. Anymore, yes, sir? - [Audience Member] What's your opinion of free music out there? - Well most of it's not free really. I think it's better than it being pirated because it at least
gives us an opportunity to be compensated for our work. So even when it's free, if there are ads, we're getting paid off of the ad revenue. And if you pay your
membership fee or whatever, we're getting a portion of that as well. And not just me, I'm rich, I'm fine. (Trevor and audience laughing) But, honestly, there
are a lot of songwriters and musicians and
producers that aren't rich, and they deserve to get compensated for the work that they do. And so, I'm happy that
there is a regime now that actually accounts for the spends and makes sure that if
people's work is being used to make money that they are
getting a piece of that money. And so I think that is a good thing. - Let me ask you this. Do you think streaming has
improved the way we consume music or do you think it has
made music more disposable? - Well, I think it has changed it. I think it makes us listen to singles, I think, more than we
did maybe 20 years ago. - Right. - Whereas, I think there was an album era, I think the old days, there was more of a singles era, actually. I don't know the exact dates, but probably the 60s was
more of a singles era. But I think we are in a singles era again, so it's kind of making the album a little bit of a
dinosaur, the whole form. - Right. - But people are still listening to albums all the way through, but I
think less so than they used to. I actually think people
consuming more music now than they ever have because they have access to so much music. But, I think people are mixing it the way they want to mix it. They're playlist-ing it, they're listening to a curated playlist. And so, you are just getting less emphasis on the album as a form now. - All right y'all, let's get
ready for the performance. John Legend, everybody. This is like a crazy story that I, I never ever thought I'd have
the chance to share with you. - [Laurence] I can't wait. - So, you don't know this but just after "The Matrix" came out you came to South Africa, you were there helping
children in schools. - I was an ambassador to UNICEF and I went to Soweto because
it was the AIDS pandemic. - Yes.
(audience cheers and applauds) And so I had just watched "The Matrix". And so a friend of mine
who worked at UNICEF said, Trevor, Laurence Fishburne
is coming to Soweto, do you want to come to the event? And I was like, I'm
sorry, Morpheus is coming? And I was like, hell yeah, I'm going 'cause I'm Neo, I know
it, deep down inside. - You are the One! - I was like, I'm the One! And so I drove out and I had this really like shitty little car that
I loved with all my heart and I drove it, no no, it
was a tiny little red Golf, and I drove this car to Soweto to meet you and I'll never forget this moment. You were walking and
you seemed like a king, you were wearing a purple, it
was like a red purplish suit. - Oswald Boba.
- That's the one. And you were wearing the Nikes with the like Ninja Turtle
ones where the things, yeah. Yeah, I'll never forget this. - Yeah, the African shoes. African tailored suit, African shoes. - And so you were walking, right, and there was just like men around you, everyone was surrounding you. Keep Laurence Fishburne
safe, everyone was just like. And you were regal and
walking in the middle. And I'll never forget, I
was driving into the school and so you were taking a tour before you went into the school. And so I was driving in and then I saw you walking with the people and I was like, oh,
it's Laurence Fishburne, and you guys were walking into the school. And I didn't look at where I was going and my car, I drove off basically like a little embankment thing and my car like fell off and
then leaned over the side. And then everyone screamed
and they were like, ah! And then you were walking
and then they were like, don't worry about this,
don't worry about it. And I'm looking at you and
I'll never forget this moment. You turned and you just
looked and all the people came and then you were like, help him. And then they came and they
started pushing the car. And even though they were the ones pushing I looked in your eyes and
for me it was a moment but it's like, Morpheus was
moving my car with his mind. - My mind! - It was the craziest thing I'll ever. I was like, if I meet you one day I'm gonna tell you that story
because you saved my life. - I saved your life!
- You saved my life! (audience applauds) - No, don't look at it.
- Oh, okay. - But two is related to
something about your number. Two is related. I don't know how, and you changed. Take another one, don't look at it, put it down, don't look at it. Put it down there, don't look at it. Good.
(audience laughs) Take another one, don't look at it. Keep them in the line
of what you are taking. - Okay - Again, so don't look. Here take another one, don't look at it. Don't look, put it there. Okay, so let me just ask you something, you took a bunch of cards, Trevor. - Right. - [David] And I said that
you changed your mind and you showed it by
mistake and that was a two. - Right. - And then when I said to you, do you want to see something
with a four digit number of the ice pick, you started
with the four digit number that you said that you
were going to think of, then you went to the ice pick joking. - Yes. (audience laughs) - How does the two relate
to the four digit number? - The two is-
- You tell me. - Is the month that would
relate to the four digit number. - That you were thinking of.
- Right. - That I could have never known that you would ever think of. - Yeah. - But I just knew somehow
that the two was related. - Yeah (audience laughs) - What is the four digit number
that you were thinking of? - 1984. - So the month is February.
- Is February. - The year would be 1984
- 1984 - And you took four cards
and you moved all around and changed your mind and did everything. - Right. - And you shuffled these.
- I did. - And they're all different.
- Yes. - Turn over the first card. That's an ace. - That's one.
- What's the next one? It's a nine.
(audience laughs) - What's the next one? - [Trevor] Get the fuck out of here, man. (audience cheers and applauds) Fuck out of here. David Blaine, go away. Go away. Go away. - Yeah, that was a real
thing that happened is Anna came to the show, and then Anna was
basically like backstage. She's like, hey, I'm not
here for The Daily Show, for like this part, I just wanna do the between
the scenes with you. - Well, 'cause I loved
the between the scenes. - And I appreciate that. I appreciate, it's
completely more relaxed. - It super sounds like
you don't appreciate it. - No! I completely appreciate it. What happened afterwards. - He was like I appreciate it
when it was my (beep) thing. - No!
(audience laughs) No, it is our thing and
it is, I don't mind that. Let me explain what happened. So then Anna says to me backstage, hey, I wanna do between the scenes. And I'm like what do you mean, like do, it's not a thing. She's like yeah, I'm gonna
come do the not thing with you. (audience laughs) And then I'm like yeah, but it's not, like I don't even like
plan, I'm just gonna talk. She's like then I will come and just not plan and talk with you. Then we did it. Then the thing blows up online. Then it's like huge and then
millions of people are like, oh my god, I loved Anna Kendrick and you on between the scenes. Now, they're saying it like it's a movie that we starred in together. (audience laughs) Now, it's like a thing,
it's like, you know. And so then, I was like oh, that's great. And I loved that, and I
was eternally grateful. But then, people would come to the show, random people, and then
they would just be like - Can I also do a super
off-the-cuff totally relaxed thing but make it super controlled and I'm gonna be kind of
really performing throughout it and going that's an excellent point. Things like that? - And then now what you have created is I let one person in the door, and now everybody wants
to come in the door. - I'm Sorry.
- And this wasn't a thing. - And it's not authentic like me. Yeah.
(audience laughs) It's not just so (beep) cool like me. - Yo, yo let me ask you. Let me ask you a question, you got a pair of sneakers as a gift from Desus and Mero.
- Desus and Mero. - And then I saw on your Instagram like, you caused like a storm in
like the sneakerhead community. - I know. - 'Cause they gave you like--
- I know. - They gave you like a
dope pair of Jordans. - [Anna] Yeah, it was great. - And then you took a picture,
and in the Instagram post you're like, you're bending, you know when you crease the shoe. (audience groaning)
- Don't do that! Don't do that, I will
fight every one of you. No. - And yeah, that's what
the reaction was online. People were like, no!
- It was like, the creases! The creases! - And she was like thanks
for the shoes, guys. And they're like just like creasing them. (audience laughs)
Thanks for the shoes! Did you do it on purpose? - What was great was Desus
and Mero were both like who fucking cares, dude. - Yes, but the people. - And also, I'll buy another pair. - No, the people were like
no, it's not even about the it's about like what
happens to the shoe itself. It's the crease, the
feeling that people have. I'm not a sneakerhead,
but I understand it. Like when I'm around
sneakerheads, I walk like this. (audience laughs)
I'm serious, like they are, they're like adamant about
not creasing that part. That's the only thing I wanted to know was if you did it on purpose. - I didn't do it on purpose,
but I did encourage it because I was like this is
amazing and fascinating. - Okay, so you didn't
mind the sneaker backlash. - No. Well, 'cause it's, I mean,
that's no way to live your life. It's like not taking
the toys out of the box. - And there are many people who don't take the toys out of the box. - There are many people who don't take the toys out of the box. - They just don't take
the toys out of the box. - You seem more invested in this for somebody who's not a sneakerhead. I feel like you want to publicly shame me. - Not at all, not at all. No, I'm always invested in outrage. I love outrage online. That's what I'm invested,
any outrage online, I'm like, (menacing laugh). What did you do?
(audience laughs) 'Cause I love it, I love online outrages. You know why, because-- - Oh, when the make-up YouTubers were going at each other's throats and I was like I don't
know who any of you are, but I got so invested.
- Exactly. Here's what I love about outrage is that its levels are never like, they never correlate to
what actually happened. So the outrage is just like Anna Kendrick! Do you get what I'm saying? And it would be the same
as like war criminal! And you don't know and so like when you click, you don't now what you're gonna get, you're just like what
did Anna Kendrick do, did she bomb a small village? No, no, she creased her sneakers. - Yeah, but next time. ("Dog on Fire")
