Just listened to him and Ben Shapiro and it's crazy how much rimming Rogan does. We all know Shapiro is incredibly sharp but he had some real topics up for debate there. Like with the assassinations, Shapiro was clearly unprepared for that, perfect time to press him, yet Joe just kept fecking rimming him. Yet with Duncan Trussell Joe was going balls deep in wet work.
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I don't want to Google it in case I'm wrong, but I think 'rimming' might have a new meaning.
Or I hope it does, because I'm not sure Rogan's show can survive such a big change in format.
Or I hope it does, because I'm not sure Rogan's show can survive such a big change in format.
Is it just me or does he tend to agree more with his guests than he did before.
It means performing oral sex on(ie. licking) someone's arsehole. There, now you guys can stop acting inncoent.
I'm going to end up in the "what do we do about this" thread again aren't I?
Or rimming has just become sufficiently detached from its origins that even squeeky clean Lineker can invoke it on twitter? Big, if true!
His new one with Johann Hari was great - he tells some brilliant stories related to the war on drugs
I really think they should Google it though, just to be sure
Started watching his special on Netflix and had to end it. Not a fan of his style of comedy. Weird since he and Bill Burr (who I think is brilliant) are close.
Rimming is something you do to set yourself apart from other men.
I’m watching his Stranger Times special now-it’s pretty good
His special wasn't very good. Actually his material isn't bad however I find his delivery not funny.
You got it right that Bill burr is one of the best comedians out there
I enjoyed his Netflix special and I'm not a fan of his comedy.
On a related note, the Ray Romano one was very good, and I can't stand his sitcom.
On a related note, the Ray Romano one was very good, and I can't stand his sitcom.
Yeah, never been a fan of his comedy either.
Watch Sebastian Maniscalco's last special, it is so good.
Weirdly, the first time I watched one I didn't really know much about him and enjoyed it. Shortly after my mate told me he's a bit of a dick and I went on to realise this myself. Then I watched another and couldn't enjoy it. I do think his podcasts have a place though and like that he gets interesting guests.
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Easy though laughing at Alex Jones is, why is Rogan still giving that scumbag a platform?
Catering to a certain audience and making money out of it? Actual journalists haven't learnt to not give certain people a platform, so why should he know any better?
That's one of the most American clips ever.
Entertainment value maybe? It's made me want to watch, so long as it's not all mental screaming, which it might be.
ever since I heard the Alex Jones/Bill Hicks conspiracy theory it cracks me up when I see clips of him going off like that
I've almost finished the episode with Alex Jones and I think I fried most of the few braincells I had left.
I couldn't get past about 40 minutes, around about when he started talking about mutant aliens or some shit
Is your question rhetorical or are you genuinely asking?
He's been saying no to Alex Jones for ages, but then Alex Jones and his followers created such a drama that he had to have him on to get it to stop.
He actually said that he is damned if he does (because of people like you if your question is a passive aggressive criticism of him) or damned is he doesn't because of nutjobs.
If he has Jones on normal people criticise him, if he doesn't have Jones on nutjobs criticise him? Doesn't seem like a particularly difficult choice.
Alex Jones is a scumbag and a liar. Nobody loses out by not inviting him onto their podcast.
a) there are a lot of nutjobs on this internet and many of them are more than capable of making your online life miserable
b) a large portion of Joe Rogan's viewers are libertarian types who's whole thing is about no-platforming
c) given that Rogan sees himself as a centrist libertarian type it made him look like a prick and a sell out not to invite him back after he was erased from the internet by all of the tech giants, particularly when he is being sponsored by some tech giants
d) even in light of the above he refused to have him on up until the point at which the drama surrounding it got to the point where it just needed to be ended.
I think it's a lazy criticism that is easy to make when you're not the one living with it.
I soldiered through it and I can tell you it got way worse. Jones is out of his fecking mind. I'm pretty sure it's due to a lack of oxygen to the brain as a baby as I know a guy who had the same and is exacly like that aswell.
Eddie Bravo joined in in the end, which made it a bit more tolerable.
I watched the one with him and Elon Musk and it was funny. He was asking Elon questions about various things and you could see him pause to try and respond in a way that Joe would understand
I fecking love Joe Rogan's face there.
Eddie Bravo is legitimately a fecking moron. Look it up!
Seems like you looked into it.
Eddie is a moron but he's the most likeable of the whole bunch.
I can't agree, part of me thinks he says shit for the attention which somehow seems worse but mostly I think he is legitimately stupid.
Just listened to Rogan's second podcast with Jack Dorsey (where he and Vijaya Gadde are being quizzed by Tim Pool) and thought it was very interesting. It sort of highlights the flaw with Rogan as a host though that needs to bring in someone else to be critical of his guest. Aside from anything else, comparing it to the deathly dull first Dorsey podcast shows the limitations of Rogan's approach in terms of generating interesting content.
Had Eddie Izzard on a day or two back - in full make up and women’s clothes. It was, interesting let’s say to see a certain section of his YouTube audience just straight up not get it
That pause was probably down to him being stoned.I watched the one with him and Elon Musk and it was funny. He was asking Elon questions about various things and you could see him pause to try and respond in a way that Joe would understand
Damn, that's crazy. Sounds so fecking real.
Wonder if Joe Rogan has seen it yet?
I bet you he's going to freak out about it on one of his next podcasts.