Television Tim Heidecker creates 11-hour parody of The Joe Rogan Experience

[CitizenVectron]

 

Amazing

[CitizenVectron]

lol @ cancel mob mention at 3:00

[CitizenVectron]

"It's crazy out there."

[Fizzzzle]

That is awesome I just fast forwarded and skipped around to see if they ever broke character. ... nope. That is some dedicated shitposting right there, and I respect it.

[ort]

Ha, this is great... it's also not actually 12 hours. Its like an hour and then it loops.

[ort]

 

[Guest]

5 minutes ago, ort said:

 

I saw this the other day and died laughing

[Moa]

"Really?"

[Brick]

How many times does he ask his guests if they've tried DMT, and say "it's entirely possible..."? 

[Derek]

I haven't seen anything from Joe Rogan outside of Fear Factor, but I can picture his podcast and found this very entertaining.

[Greatoneshere]

It's a shame to see Joe Rogan devolve as he has. He used to have great episodes and wide ranging guests, now it's: "I took everything to save me from Covid and maybe it was the drugs or maybe it was Ivermectin". What a downfall.

[Kal-El814]

4 hours ago, Greatoneshere said:

It's a shame to see Joe Rogan devolve as he has. He used to have great episodes and wide ranging guests, now it's: "I took everything to save me from Covid and maybe it was the drugs or maybe it was Ivermectin". What a downfall.

 

The wrong guy from Newsradio got murdered.

[SuperSpreader]

haha I'm glad I've never watched a single episode (or listened) to Rogan 

[Kamusha]

On 11/27/2021 at 7:22 PM, Brick said:

How many times does he ask his guests if they've tried DMT, and say "it's entirely possible..."? 

 

Drugs don't get mentioned until around the 38 minute mark. It surprisingly doesn't rely poking fun at the same low hanging fruit that everyone else mocks, but is still unmistakably a parody of the Joe Rogan Experience. It tap into the core essence of what makes his podcast a joke.

[CitizenVectron]

Tim Heidecker is one of the greatest comedic minds of the current era.

 

[Keyser_Soze]

On 11/28/2021 at 8:03 AM, Derek said:

I haven't seen anything from Joe Rogan outside of Fear Factor, but I can picture his podcast and found this very entertaining.

 

I'm surprised a manly fellow such as yourself isn't familiar with this

 

 

[Bloodporne]

23 hours ago, Greatoneshere said:

It's a shame to see Joe Rogan devolve as he has. He used to have great episodes and wide ranging guests, now it's: "I took everything to save me from Covid and maybe it was the drugs or maybe it was Ivermectin". What a downfall.

It really is a shame. I used to listen to his podcast frequently because he'd get highly interesting people and mostly let them go off for literally hours unedited. I thought Rogan himself was merely...there...and I didn't care about his presence either which way because the guests were able to just freely talk. I don't remember when I tuned out but whenever he started fucking talking ALL THE TIME would be it, not sure when that was. There was some 'Hollywood elite healthy big brain guys with mega money' circle jerk and I turned it off. I hear that's basically the standard format now. 

 

PS: I'll also add I love martial arts so that used to take up like 30% of his rants so for those I DID actually like listening to him. Whatever dumb garbage he spouts, his skills and knowledge in that field were always legit.  

[Chris-]

I occasionally think about his episode with Alex Honnold when he went on some rant about nootropics or some shit like that and Honnold clearly wasn’t buying it. Just something about his ‘Uh huh…’s makes me chuckle. 

[Jason]

I clicked through to random points in this and it flowed as though it was straight through.

[Kamusha]

I love how they aren't really talking about anything at all yet are assigning so much weight to the conversation.

[Greatoneshere]

2 hours ago, Bloodporne said:

It really is a shame. I used to listen to his podcast frequently because he'd get highly interesting people and mostly let them go off for literally hours unedited. I thought Rogan himself was merely...there...and I didn't care about his presence either which way because the guests were able to just freely talk. I don't remember when I tuned out but whenever he started fucking talking ALL THE TIME would be it, not sure when that was. There was some 'Hollywood elite healthy big brain guys with mega money' circle jerk and I turned it off. I hear that's basically the standard format now. 

 

PS: I'll also add I love martial arts so that used to take up like 30% of his rants so for those I DID actually like listening to him. Whatever dumb garbage he spouts, his skills and knowledge in that field were always legit.  

 

This is all completely accurate. Joe Rogan used to be smart and very open-minded, but all it's done is made him fall in with the Qanon crazies and the alt-right more and more. 

[Guest]

36 minutes ago, Greatoneshere said:

 

This is all completely accurate. Joe Rogan used to be smart and very open-minded, but all it's done is made him fall in with the Qanon crazies and the alt-right more and more. 

Besides his health views, what aligns him with those two groups?

[Greatoneshere]

3 minutes ago, sblfilms said:

Besides his health views, what aligns him with those two groups?

 

The kinds of guests he's more and more frequently brought on - I don't follow Joe Rogan closely so I wouldn't be able to speak to specific details but having listened to random episodes that's kind of been my take, and his recent bout with Covid and his views there are the conclusion to that I think.

[Guest]

1 minute ago, Greatoneshere said:

 

The kinds of guests he's more and more frequently brought on - I don't follow Joe Rogan closely so I wouldn't be able to speak to specific details but having listened to random episodes that's kind of been my take, and his recent bout with Covid and his views there are the conclusion to that I think.

Rogan has always had a wide array of guests on his show though, and his views on health have always been goofy. I think people just missed that Rogan has always been a fake “thoughtful” person because of how he goes about interviewing people.

 

I just scrolled through his last couple of months of podcasts in the Spotify app and it isn’t like he’s interviewing Richard Spencer everyday.

[Greatoneshere]

8 minutes ago, sblfilms said:

Rogan has always had a wide array of guests on his show though, and his views on health have always been goofy. I think people just missed that Rogan has always been a fake “thoughtful” person because of how he goes about interviewing people.

 

I just scrolled through his last couple of months of podcasts in the Spotify app and it isn’t like he’s interviewing Richard Spencer everyday.

 

Well I didn't mean to imply he's full crazy or anything, just that there seemed to be a shift in the predominance of some guests who are right or lean right. He still has other kinds of guests on, but my sense of it was that that had shrunk considerably compared to years before.

[Iculus]

JRE is what it's always been. It hasn't changed. I listen when he has a guest I find interesting. I skip the rest. Bill Burr, Tom Segura, or even Jewel (surprisingly). I'm in. Tim Poole, Colin Noir, or little Ben Shapiro? Hard pass.