Joe Rogan Explains The UFC to Conan O'Brien (May 12, 1998)
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- Departure from the normal tape uploads- found this one on Archive.org. Who knows how long it'll be up for so I figured I'd upload it here. Rogan talks about the UFC near the start of his career with them. This is his only appearance on Conan's show.
You would never guess that this guest would one day be the biggest interviewer in the world of all time.
Ok simp
How many times do you want to hear him tell the same 10 stories for 3 hours. About how his dog made friends with a coyote and ate all the chicken. How a bear ate his dog in Colorado. How weed should be legal. How testosterone is raised by cold plunges and sauna. How our taints are getting smaller because we eat plastic Etc.
@Mirici1 I'm not a huge Rogan fan, maybe listened to a dozen of his podcasts, seen a decent amount of clips on TH-cam, but I've never heard him talk about one of those topics before. Seems a little reductive to sum up his entire persona into a few stories he likes to tell. That being said, Rogan isn't even the interesting part of his podcast. It's the huge variety of smart and interesting people he's able to get on a regular basis that makes him worth listening to.
@JohnDoe-uq2qd hes not far off the truth. He has the same way to answer particular questions or topics that will trigger the same stories. I think thats because he makes his pods too long and he cn only talk for so long without talking about hunting, drugs, fighting, the covid vax, or aliens.
@JohnDoe-uq2qd how do you think Rogan gets the most interesting people on the planet on his podcast? It takes a certain skill set to have an engaging conversation with all different walks of life. I like how you say you're not a fan but you watch the the guy on TH-cam. Dweeb
Amazing how genuine and long lasting his love for MMA is. You can say whatever you want about this dude but you can't say he's not genuine
Conan predicted ultimate slap championships... 5:14
Sure you can
@@rockyevans1584 You can say whatever you want. But if all you know is what you learned from CNN, you don't know the man. Listen to at least 10 podcasts and then you will get a glimpse of how rad he is.
@nilfux I've definitely heard over a thousand, used to be a huge fan. His brains been completely broken ever since the Spotify deal, give or take. Man's insufferable imo
@@rockyevans1584
What? Broken?
I feel like Joe has evolved over time and Conan is still the exact same 😂
Conan hasn't been juicing lol
devolved
@@murmurrrr beat me to it
Joe seems exactly like he is now, just his head used to be half the size
@@murmurrrrdevolved?
I like how Joe's always wanna talk about the subject rather than buying into cheap laughts. Real guy.
Also cant take a joke
@@pfunkera3298 bro joe as a comedian is all about dark humor fucked up jokes even against himself where are you coming from with that wtf
@@USE_YOUR_BRAIN but where are you coming from with this? tiktok videos or actual journalism? ive followed that dude for years theres no one as genuine as him, he talked shit on cnn so goddamn much your comment makes no sense
@@USE_YOUR_BRAIN oh damn i was to quick on that one sry
@@terrormilk384 well there's plenty of times that jokes fly over his head whenever he invites comedians on the pod, its very common.. i wouldn't call that "not taking a joke" though, just not having awareness
I met Conan once at a famous persons bday party (I was catering the event, idk who tf the bday person was) and he was/is EXACTLY the same as you see him on TV. Life of the party, hilarious making every single person laugh and the best part was him coming up to us and telling how good the food was and how amazing it all was. Very cool guy
He comes across as a great person, glad to hear its not just an act
He did steal my parking spot once at the Ralph’s in Encinitas. But he was in his classic 1992 Emerald Green Metallic Ford Taurus SHO that he calls “Doris”. So I let it go. Still love the guy.
Caterers know who the douchebags are
There was a documentary about him called Conan O'Brien Can't Stop and he is definitely always "on," although the downside of that is he is a domineering asshole instead of entertaining if he's having a bad day.
I met Christian Slater at a party. He bit me in the stomach
Man, Joe used to look way more Italian 😂
He looks way MORE Italian now- he looks like Mussolini!!!🤣
He could have been on Friends as Joey's lost twin..
@@kurtkish6970 🤣
@@runem5429
Fun fact rogan is actually Joe's hand twin in real life 😂
Eyyyyyy 🍝 🍕 🍷
“Does it ever degenerate with slapping?”
2022- Introducing Power Slap by UFC president Dana White
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Omg lol
🤣😂🤣🤣 well….
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Joe represented the sport so well at a time when it was looked down upon and ridiculed because of ignorance. He helped tremendously this night. You can see Joes star power while talking and explaining MMA. Well done Joe. I wish I could have bought stock in Joe and UFC at this time. I didn’t see this clip until today. Damnit always a day late and a dollar short.
The company didn’t go public until 2017 or something so you wouldn’t have been able to buy stock at this time.
The went Public in 2021 actually
It wasn’t a literal wish. I don’t think you can really buy stock in a person either.
its insane how the first comment i read was this and i totally feel the same , also how his mannerisms and the way he expresses himself and conveys his thoughts precisely is amazing !!!!
Few years late but I feel ya lol
Guy at this age probably never knew the success he would have one day, he’s close to 31 here. I’m glad things unfolded in his favor the way it did because I can genuinely say his podcast through out the years has been a wealth of information and his words inspirational in my life. I hope one day to be successful and meet him to share my gratitude.
It's hard to come up with a better success story than his. He is a true testament to hard work and discipline.
Never forget, gay porn over Steven Segal!
If he was 32 in 1988 he would be 67 now which is not the case
@@virtuallypossessed6516 1998?
@@virtuallypossessed6516it’s 98 not 88 😂 conan was not on in 88 lol
Such a cool little snapshot of two noteworthy entertainment figures during another era. Thoroughly enjoyed this.
They were noteworthy figures for sure back then, especially with as little entertainment as there was in the 90s when I was a kid. But today, in the era of infinite entertainment and distractions, they each still stick out, but this time as legendary beings. Which is crazy to think about!
Very well said. I'm in full agreement
little? who are you calling little?
😂
The evolution of Joe Rogan, should be an entire movie. This dude has developed as a human more than any public figure I’ve seen, constantly learning and evolving and thinking. Legend
true. the real human being.
Don't forget Russell Brand ✅
Agreed. Except he is a shithouse comedian
Went from talking about human fights to bears. Doesnt seem that crazy
@@marioncobretti7870 he replaced traditional media in accuracy and non bias.
Joe massively helped the UFC (and MMA in general) become mainstream because he had an excellent knowledge of the history of MMA, and he used to be a phenomenal TKD champion. But what made him special is he took the time to explain to people who didn't know what was happening during the fight. Especially the ground game. He would break down the moves, what each fighter was trying to do, etc. He helped educate new people on how the sport was going and helped the fans appreciate the disciplines' nuances.
Thankfully, he knew enough about wrestling, boxing, Karate, jiu-jitsu, judo, and many other disciplines so new people could understand what they were watching.
He really had a lot to do with growing the sport, and the best part is that he wasn't just a color man; he is an enormous MMA fan, and that was quickly picked up when he called fights.
It's going to be a shame when he retires.
“when he retires”
f*ck, I never even thought of that… me and him are just one month apart in age, and I’m definitely thinking about retirement.. but I’m sure he’s in a far better position to do so than I 😂
@@caryd67 yep. He already slowed way down on how many events he goes to. Back in the day, he went to every single event. It was rare to see him missing. Now, he mostly does PPVs and sometimes not even those.
As for retirement, that's coming sooner rather than later. Joe is filthy rich. He sold his podcast to Spotify for 200m, not the 100m everyone hears. So, that alone set him up for life. Plus, he's had money for a long time anyway. He must be wise with what he budgeted because I was friends with him in the 90s, and we used to be on the same Quake III Arena team. We'd meet up for LAN parties frequently. Even back then, he had a bank. Hosting Fear Factor also made him bank, plus he was already a cast member on New Radio back in the day. Not to mention his stand-up comedy career. That dude is set for success. Then remember, he does get paid well to do the UFC color man stuff. Money hasn't been an issue for him in decades, and he deserves all his success. Oh, one last thing. He built his own comedy club in Austin (Comedy Mothership), and all the comics love how he treats and pays them.
I'll also say as a friend, he was as down-to-earth as he could be. It wasn't like hanging around with a celebrity; he is just another guy. Exactly like he is on his podcast. He was easy to talk to, extremely generous, and always in a good mood.
He's a good guy all around.
@@fastnoc I’ve never met him and probably never will, but I think he definitely deserves everything he’s worked for.
I want to decide what is the best part of mma. Before the bout when they start to kiss. Or the rolling around on the canvas....just not sure........maybe bopping each other over the head..........
@@Harp_and_Guitar_Moving_Forward not a fan, I’m guessing.. personally I love it, but I suppose it’s not for everyone
It's hard to believe that this version of Joe actually existed, a Joe who wasn't obsessed with bears at all.
You’re right, no mention of bears, the Haast Eagle, or stem cells
pre-DMT
This is pre-steroids Joe. When he wasn't so obsessed with who's "JACKEDDD" and pre "Daghestanis just HARD MAN... so HARRRRRRD"
What makes you say that 😂😂 there wasn't enough time for that on national tv
Now it’s all bears and elks
Joe Rogan was absolutely MASSIVE for the ufc and mma
Ya dur dur dur dur durrrrrr durrr Thomeone gets thish guy a medal you shooo shmarrttt 🙄🙄🙄
@@GatherYeRosebudsWhileYeMayI think you overestimate the common persons intelligence buddy
@@GatherYeRosebudsWhileYeMayhe actually is smart the mma was not understood and like it shows in this episode people were just laughing at it. Joe just like dana and few others saw ufc as this future billion dollars worth company and literally the king of fighting sports right now, and joe rogan was there from the start he was and fan and most important he understood it like no other.
This guy has great energy, he should do a podcast.
😂😂😂😂😂
Irony 😂😂😂😂😂
He needs a little DMT to slow down
good one😂😂😂
Will never happen
The Joey Tribbiani phase of Joe Rogan 😅
no no Joe Garrelli
I can’t believe he never played Joeys brother on an episode of friends. It makes no sense to me that that never happened.
@@owenbarclay8541 He definitely had the connections already
“A poor man’s Tony Danza” was what I said at the time. . .
lmfaoooo i'm fucking dead
The UFC owes Joe Rogan a ton, dudes been with them from the beginning. Dana is a boss too.
Dana is a woman's name
@@bryanergau6682So is Brian with a "Y"!
😂@@1eljugo
@@1eljugo😅😅 Killed him 😅😅
Owes Trump more. He let them do their venues at his facilities and gave them a huge loan when starting out. Dana and Trump lifetime friends. That in itself is rare. Agree w/ your statement w/out question tho.
Conan's humor and witt, plus Joe's good questioning skills and conversation skills would really make a good podcast. I hope Conan goes to JRE soon.
OMG Conan on JRE... now that's something I had no idea I needed!
@@LukaszPalkaPhoto yeah however, besides comedy and talkshow I don't see any interesting topics they both love. Joe into the extreme, hunting, elk eating meanwhile Conan into the safer side. Lol they probably have nothing to talk about hence why a JRE podcast with Conan doesn't exist.
@@Samson2323 Dude, they're both famous comedians... Joe has comedians on all the time just to shoot the shit. They know a lot of the same people. They could probably share a lot of interesting stories about those famous people, etc.
@@Samson2323didn’t Conan literally kill a guy?
Conan’s “humor” is acting like he thinks everything is weird and puts it down
UFC wouldn't have become what it is now without Joe, his passion for it made many tune in.
Incorrect conor McGregor is what made the ufc and Joe Rogan what they are today!
@@ximmolation who's that ?
@@c666s ya not funny kid.. wake up to reality.
@@ximmolation McGregor definitely didnt make joe rogan and Joe definitely did help the ufc grow but I will agree that the fighters like McGregor and other fighters with massive personalities also helped the ufc grow immensely
@saltysledge I've been listening to Joe since 2014, 💯 conor is the reason ufc and joe is where it is today. Well, at least boosted them by a decade.. I also believe covid helped Joe an ufc as well as they were very successful during it.
Joe is the definition of "do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life"
Not really. He made lots of cash being an actor as he was making no money as a stand up before. That got him all the rest of it, plus MMA of course. Then even more money doing Fear Factor. Those weren’t his “dream jobs”….
Conan is good at letting the people he interviews talk, but still getting in jokes at the right times.
That's why they let him be a talk show host lol
The best. What a great quality for a talk show host.
@Dev-In-Denver123 Funny comment. But why do they let everyone else do it then?
Well I mean he was a talk show host lol
@Dev-In-Denver123 if you use sarcasm to others online it makes you look too weak too say such things to people's faces. Being a sliver is all good until karma dishes up something to break you. Weak people online always do. Get loud... then when the world teaches you a lesson you cry victim. Boo hoo
Conan predicted the Stockton Slap in 1998. Badass.
Nah he predicted Power slap!
nah he predicted my balls slapping your chin
I wanna see Conan on JRE so bad
Yeah he should return the interview
Rogan only has on far right grifters and propagandists now
Aw, looks like I triggered a few with this true fact they can't actually refute, lmao
unless Conan kissesTrumps butt it ain't happening
@@hannibalb8276 you nutballs think anyone who doesn't believe that men can get pregnant are "far right"
@@tewaewaeYou're a fool. He has everyone on from both sides and gives them plenty of opportunities to talk.
What I love about Joe in his early days is when discussing MMA he never exaggerated or used hyperbole to make it sound EXTREME. Instead he kept things grounded, emphasized the technical aspects of the sport and the fighting intelligence of the men competing, it was the perfect way to sell the sport to the uninitiated and helped combat the overall stigma the sport had by the boxers and politicians when the voice for the sport comes off as a regular guy who's really into something and can answer questions about it in a relatively calm and intelligent manner
It's absolutely amazing to me how much true passion for fighting you can see rogan have even all the way back then. He sounds the same if not more passionate today.
What is actually wrong with you?
@@Flipmode1900 blow me
He is more of a casual fan/ exaggerating commentator now.
Do you not know he was a national Tae Kwan Do Champ?
this is legendary in a lot of ways
Damn ive never seen this. Joe took this whole time on tv too promote the ufc not himself or any projects or anything!
Just pure love of the game and he was a kid here!
U have too respect it i dont know how people hate on him at all
I don't think had anything to promote for himself. News Radio was over, Fear Factor wasn't a thing yet and he was a bad stand up comic.
He was like 30 here
dude! these 2 are my favorite people in the world, this was amazing, get them on a podcast please!
Exactly!
Ikr
That’ll never happen.
Conan is too woke now and would never associate with Rogan
@@EdwardSnortin I don’t think he’s as woke as he lets on, on the air. But you’re not wrong.
I think we often overlook how much joe has helped get a lot of eyes on the sport. Respect ✊
Crazy that Conan has one of the largest percentages of ownership in the UFC now
What really?
Conan, or Rogan?
(or both)
Hard to believe that guy grew up to have one of the most successful podcasts of all time. Would have never guessed it from this interview ha
Podcasts did not exist when this interview aired. Of course you wouldn't have guessed it.
@@bassage13 obv lol
Talking about Conan or Joe?
@@bassage13but they did have talk radio shows....on tv.....soo.....yes they did.
@@itchycroe411 That's not a podcast, that's a talk radio show...on tv.
Joe so beautifully ahead of his time, as usual
Lol
As usual. LMAO! Right...
Conan too
drugs
He looks creepy 🤡😂
Would love Conan on Joe`s podcast or viceversa
Conan had no idea he was interviewing who would become the most successful talk show (podcast) host of all time.
Nobody would have thought at the time that Joe would become ten times bigger than any talk show host
You think Rogan is bigger than Carson?
10X bigger at that?
@@CongressSux1776 Carson was on a U.S. show, JRE is world wide. the number of streams for each podcast is probably 10x any one days episodes of all the U.S. talk shows combined. Carson was the best though, but i bet there are few outside the states that would know of him.
carrying a bigger bag of crap around doesn't make you bigger ...
@@CongressSux1776probably a 1000x bigger consodering the fact that people in Dagestan knows who Joe Rogan is.
@@pontificusvascillious5287No but more views do😂😂
Joe's never owned a shirt that fits
True. Now he wears t shirts one size too small
When he does stand up he wears huge dress shirts that look like dresses
@davidf1211 to be fair, when you are jacked af and short nothing will fit right
@@Captain_Insano_nomercy He's not jacked here.
@@cd3949he's in great shape here, shirt is just loose
I love that Joe knew how big this sport would be... even back when everyone thought it was a complete neanderthal activity
to be fair they lead with the wrong thing, it's the ultimate showdown of the worlds martial arts styles, the ultimate bruce lee. calling it fighting in a cage is like the worst possible pitch for the special olympics (unless you're already wild)
@@parkerstroh6586 Well before it was UFC it was UCF (Ultimate Cage Fighting).
@@wulfrache nope
It’s very cool to see such an old interview and to see that he is the exact same guy. I remember Joe Rogan from when I was a kid and News Radio was one of my favorite shows. I knew nothing about him until decades later and I heard his podcast. Joe is definitely one of the most authentic men in media and entertainment. This cements my respect for him even more
We're technically the same no matter what age we just get more mature and wisdom from experience but we think/feel/talk the same just get older which sucks and I'm only 24 but im lightyears ahead of my age
He is still passionate about the fight game, but now he is one of the biggest names on TH-cam with over 15 million subscribers. Plus he has one of the biggest Podcasts in the world. Joe gets more views than most cable news stations on TV. I love his interview style. He makes people so comfortable they talk about stuff they would never say on TV. He never tries to trick or trap people into saying stuff just to get a story.
Watching this makes you feel like you’re in an alternate universe
😂 ikr
This is fkn blowing my mind
Fax
Joe is actually an inspiration
They both have done so many interviews since this that I imagine neither of them remember this.
Little did people know, how big UFC would become, and how far Joe would go with his career.
ok
Little did Conan know, that 5'4, C-List actor, would pioneer a new medium called podcasting that would ultimately contribute to the collapse of late-night television. Conan now has a podcast too, would love to see Rogan on it or Conan on Rogan!!
He's 5'8", but yeah
Saying that Rogan pioneered podcasting just isn’t true. There were a lot of podcasts going on and Joe just happened to had one that got very popular years and years after starting when other podcasts were already super popular
Which podcasts were super popular. He said himself he started it because of Cumias podcast and I don't think anyone's ever heard his podcast from that time
The funny thing about this image is they both got massive deals with their respective podcasts. Joe got $200 million with Spotify and Conan $150 million with Sirius XM.
Jesus Christ
Joe still owns his podcast, Conans "Team Coco"-podcasts was bought for 150 million by Sirius.
And Rogan became a far right shill and propagandist long before the Spotify deal
@@kristianandreasboban2358Conan still owns his hair and Spotify bought Joe's bald head for exclusive streaming
Not only did Spotify pay that much for the Rogan podcast, the deal is for only 3.5 years of exclusive streaming.
Joe unwavering educating the world! Thank you Brother!
Great interview! Joe has always been Joe, just refined over the years for sure.
I can remember going to the video store with my dad when I was around 12yo and we’d go rent the UFC fights on VHS. Those were the days
When asked about the tv show joe answered like a robot. His tone completely changed when talking about fighting lol
Conan should go on his podcast
Or Joe should go on Conans.
I looked this up on TH-cam believing I would never find it
Joes character wasn’t dumb on that show. He was an engineer
whose solution to every problem at the station involved duct tape lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@WigganNuGwell yeah that's what engineers do 🤷♂️
Every engineer I’ve ever met, save for one or two, was highly dim witted
@@2ANYSengineers? What sort of engineers are you meeting that are dim witted? Which country are you from? LMAO
electrician
Having the ability to beat up most ppl must be such a freeing feeling, cause you can express yourself whatever way you want without fear.
It is
Honestly looking tough will get you far on it's own because most people don't want to fight
Joe understood the task at hand. Keep it just exciting enough to intrigue, but also down to earth enough to appreciate the skill. The cage isnt a scary gimmick. The chokes aren't barbaric. The athletes aren't meatheads with a blood lust. These are real masters of their craft, and competitors of the highest order. Joe nailed the level of seriousness and levity to keep people listening, entertained, and open minded
This was amazing - two stellar dudes here 😊
Joe Rogan is such a humble and cool dude. He never bought into any bullshit and stayed true to himself. Even in the interactions they have you can tell Joe is just listening with intent
Phil Hartman died about two weeks after this interview aired. They ended up doing 1 more season. I first thought maybe Conan's first question was awkwardly geared in that direction, but after looking at the dates Hartman was still alive if only for 2 more weeks.
I thought the same thing. I knew it was May of 1998. They obviously weren't sad about it though so I checked the date right away.
so weird seeing Joe so young
I mean, I guess.
Despite this being such a different Joe Rogan personality wise, you can still see small social queues of him figuring things out to become the man he is today.
Joe before the weed.
I love that Conan is still the same guy. He as always come across as a genuine human being to me and this really happy because it kinda cemented that belief for me
back in college one of my friends brought this vhs tape and said “gotta watch this” and I remember my heart was pounding and all of us were glued to the tv screen. Been a fan since.
Joe was a good ambassador for the sport even back then.
Joe's not a great stand up comedian, but he's so good at having a fun conversation. He hasn't changed and will never change.
He changed post covid. Used to be more fun til he let the pandemic get best of him.
And nowadays Conan owns shares in the UFC
Awwww little young JR. ❤
This was before Joe went through his 3rd and 4th human growth hormone induced puberty
who would ever think that 25 years later joe would be the most regularly listened to man on earth and worth a billion dollars
Joe Rogan 1998: "Thanks for interviewing me, Conan."
Joe Rogan 2023: "No, I interview you. You don't interview me."
Bro he’s a full gown 30+ year old man here and listen to how much TRT has changed his voice.. it’s actually crazy.
This is really such a great interview.
You can definitely tell he has the skills that made him a great comedian and podcaster
Great comedian🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Great podcaster and excellent interviewer, pretty average comedian. Just my opinioon.
Get out of his ass
Rogans always been real AF.
Well played Joe. You're the king and for good reason.
Such a treat to see Joe at this age. Joe, you rock!
Joe Rogan was ahead of his time with the professional pillow fighting idea
Rogan was a good looking dude. Don't ever do HGH folks
*Joe:* "People in the 90s thought I was gay"
*Me:* "Yeah right, I mean [loads up footage].....uhhhhhhhh.....Jamie, bring me back to present day"
tyvm 4 this one
2 of the best to ever do it chatting in the 90's
Joe really has evolved into an all around better entertainer .. I remember being a kid in the late 90s and not being able to stand him! If you would have told me back then that I would grow to admire him and spend hours listening to his show, I would have laughed in your face .. Conan on the other hand has always been gold in my eyes
Same
He’s the best now
Conan good until he got TDS
Joe's transformation really is insane though. Doesn't even look like the same person at times....
😂 its called aging bro
No shit sherlock. If he didn't fuck with HGH and the like he probably would have aged better.
And steroids
@@jaymoar3561 I feel like young Joe wasn't natty either
That joe guy seems cool I hope I hear him talk more in the future
I love the VHS his
He was at the right place at the right time. Usually Comedians career paths go into sitcom tv as was doing with News Radio but having that background and an mma background at the moment UFC came to light was the perfect storm.
Joe appeared as his character from news radio. That's how I discovered Rogan. Great comedy show with an all star cast. Phil Hartman, need I say more?
The kind of absurdist humor you don't see much in American sitcoms.
Wow Phil Hartman? He was a legend I need to check that stuff out. Simpsons & Saturday night live he was great
This was filmed only 16 days before he was murdered.
News radio is the greatest sitcom of all time imo.
Whoda thunk that 20 years later this fella would be one of the most important people alive?
Most influential journalist of all time. Ever.
lmao.
It certainly was a tall task to acquaint normies to the MMA. Joe is likely the single most influential person for the growth of MMA
This was a really cool interview to see 😂
Joe Rogan is such a humble guy.
Respect!
3:15 "I would do gay porn before I would be in a Steven Segal movie." --😂 Good one Joe.
I wonder if Joe said that based off of unrealistic fight scenes in Seagal's movies, his style being aikido, or if he already had heard stories about how much of an A-hole Seagal was on the set of his movies.
I think he said that because he really wants to do gay porn.
3:00 Conan is a real life cartoon character 😂 I always respected Conan for being a great show host - especially since Leno and Letterman retired, he’s carried the concept of a night show - and also being a primary writer for The Simpsons during their heyday- seasons 4 and 5 which are considered by Simpsons fans as the best seasons of the show. Matt Groening and James L. Brooks, the creators, always had great things to say about Conan and his time in the writing room.
What an interesting guy that young Joe is. He should start a podcast
How original
@@serpentinefire921yea definitely getting over these peoples comments
This is honestly as long Iv been a true fan of joe.
I always forget how funny Joe is because I usually watch him being so serious on his show. Too bad it isn’t the 90’s anymore because he could easily be a sitcom star!
Joe's nature to be real, humorous and with a genuine perspective makes him likable, admirable, and a true friend to those who are that fortunate to be in his circle.
who would have ever thought that these two would become two of our largest media juggernauts by 2023. =)
There is no way that Conan could have comprehended in this moment that this dude was eventually going to sit in a garage and then destroy him and every other late night host in the ratings so badly that their industry would collapse.
We need these 2 on a podcast together.
No, nobody needs a podcast with Conan, except Conan himself.
Only clicked on this cuz the thumb had Enrique Inglesias but the title says Joe Rogan. It's Joe Rogan. It's hilarious.