Most Hated VS Most Loved Joe Rogan Guests | Internet Anarchist

0:00With over 18 million subscribers on YouTube, the number one spot on podcast streaming platforms and a massive catalog of unforgettable interviews, the Joe Rogan experience has become a massive cultural phenomenon. However, for every awesome and loved guest on the podcast, there's an equally awful one viewers can't help but hate. People listen to you and they're going to listen to you for a long time, I believe. But this is what I hate. But this is what I hate. Because then it's like, you have to have a phone and a pinion on everything. No, you don't have to have a phone and pin on everything. What you do have to have is the ability to know when you don't know what the thing. But I just said that. Hi, I'm the internet anarchist. I create weekly YouTube documentaries and today, we'll be dissecting the stories behind the most loved and hated Joe Rogan guests, who they are and why they were either infuriating or inspiring. Speaking of inspirational people, David Goggins first appearance on episode 180 of the podcast was an eye-opening experience for both Joe and the viewers. With the bulk of the interview being spent on examining what it takes to say

1:00mentally resilient and to discipline for years, Viewers got a nerby as formula for making their lives better. How'd you become that guy? You know what? I grew up not that guy. Yeah. So a lot of people put a title on me. They want to, uh, they see me now. They see me now as the guy that with his shirt off, we can do 4,030 pull-ups in 17 hours. You can run tours in five miles in 39 hours. Who can do all this crazy shit? But what they don't understand is they don't understand the journey that it took me to get to this point. Throughout the interview, David reflected on the choices that allowed him to push through the grueling trials, like serving as a US Navy seal for 20 years, breaking the world record for the most pull-ups in 24 hours, and running several ultra-marathon's fecility whilst injured. So I tried to go out to this little knoll around our grassy area in San Diego. I tried to run. Ladies were broke and I said, fuck, I can't even, I'm jacked. I can't do shit. So I said, you know what? Maybe I'll watch you guys do the marathon and I'll show you guys on whatever.

2:02And I said, I'll try to walk with my mom. Did something wrong? Fifth happened? That going off 2005, 14 days after, I broke myself off, and I qualify for the Boston marathon. I ran a 308. To members of the audience, David's determination to overcome near impossible challenges was an uplifting example of what is possible when someone fully commits to a goal. Naturally, clips from the podcast would go viral and inspire millions of people to become want to a blend in their own lives. With a comment stating, after watching his interviews, he motivated me to go back to college and finish after 10 years. I graduate in May 2024. David's discipline wasn't the only thing fans admired, as I also got to see his honesty and willingness to defend Joe when he was under fire for using the N word. With an Instagram post that read, I've been attacked by a few people for being friends with Joe Rogan as of late. First, do I think Joe Rogan is racist? No, was Joe wrong for saying the N word yes. I know racist and convouch for Joe. They are using race, which is a real,

3:03emotionally charged divisive subject as a smokescreen for the real issue. And that is what pisses me off. If you have an issue with someone, let that be the issue. Don't hide it behind something else. Fans would resonate with David's ability to look past the politics of the situation and point out the real underlying problems. As a commenter would state, As much criticism I can agree with Rogan, I saw so in criticizing Joe and they said quote, all of Joe's right with nutty has on, like David Goggins. Unquote. Gogans has got to be one of the least politicized dudes Joe has ever had on. While David's physical and mental feats were impressive, some viewers couldn't help but be concerned over the potential downside of his stay hard mindset. David already had several knee surgeries, and it's possible that continuing to work at that intensity would yield even more health complications. With a reply on a Reddit thread reading, he's probably going to end up like Ronnie Coleman. In physical therapy and getting surgeries just to walk in his later years. Yes, achievement is great, but the mind is always capable of being stronger than the body.

4:03You got to recognise your limits. Physical limits aside, David's work ethic and commitment to facing the harsher parts of life will always give him a place in the heart of fans. Unfortunately, the same couldn't be said for Amy Schumer. A comedian who destroyed her career by becoming complacent and blaming everyone else for her failures. In her early career, Amy was seen as a talented, up-and-coming comedian who was well respected by the wider comedy community and the Joe Rogan Experience fanbase. Amy's comedic skills and creative banter were so good that Joe Rogan asked her to be a host on her first appearance back in 2013. Do our podcast on a permanent basis, please. Yeah, you should. You can live in this studio. We can make you famous. Okay. Okay, you're a monster. You're hilarious. Thank you. I'm going to move here. You guys, you were throwing it out. You were throwing it out as a hypothetical. No, I'm going to show up tomorrow with my bags. Dude, I'm not throwing it out as a hypothetical. My friendship is famous papers. We'll have you on every week. Viewers would also share positive thoughts on Amy's comedic talent with comments like, tell me less.

5:03Ha ha. Amy Schumer destroys right off the get-go. Hilarious. While Amy didn't take Joe up on his offer, she continued to flourish in other aspects of her career from 2013 to 2015. Amy got her own TV series on Comedy Central, starred in the movie Train Rec, and was even listed on TimeXean's 100 Most Influential People. It goes without saying, but Amy was living every comedian's dream, and it seemed like things would only go up from there. Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end, as Amy was about to become embroiled in several controversies that rapidly undermined her entire career. In April 2014, Amy would face numerous allegations of stealing jokes from other comedians, a cardinal sin in the world of comics. The first to point out the sketchy nature of Amy's performances was the YouTube comedian Joseph Tran. He claimed the episode allergic to nuts from Inside Amy Schumer had extremely similar jokes to his web series, reasons not to date a comedian. Amy Schumer did a sketch on her Comedy Central show where she gets tricked into bed by a magician.

6:05According to a Yahoo exclusive, that is the brainchild of Staff Rider Kyle Dunnigan, who also plays the magician. After that episode aired, quite a few of our friends message Lexi George and me, and they were all like, oh my god, did you see Amy Schumer's episode? Holy crap, they're doing bits for reasons not to date a magician. Hey, they stole your bits. Even though he couldn't show examples of Amy's portion, he showed clips from his web series that had similar setups and punchlines. Oh. Oh. See some similarities? I mean, the Schumer bit skews a little too closely to ours to be purely coincidental. By 2016, Amy would face even more accusations of joke theft from three other comedians. While Amy denied the allegation and said that she would take a polygraph test to prove her innocence,

7:06her Netflix comedy special was hit with similar accusations not long after. With a headline reading, Amy Schumer steals jokes from David Tell and Dave Sheppell. The Netflix special not only called the origin of Amy's jokes into question, but their quality as well. With a rating of 3.3 out of 10 on IMDB, user reviews for the special showed fans were tired of Amy relying on herself depreciating and crude style of humor. With a review reading, the majority of the 57 minute running time are the same types of jokes done over and over. Of course, these jokes include Schumer talking about her and various body fluids, as well as various poop stories. Interestingly, before the release of the special, Amy demanded more money from Netflix on power with comedians like Dave Sheppell and Chris Rock. Maybe Amy could have justified the raise if she didn't deliver an inferior product. Unable to handle the reality of the situation, Amy would hide behind politics and blame redditors for a Netflix special performing horribly, stating on Instagram, I'm the first female comic who is selling out to reeners all over the world and so grateful for that.

8:07I'm embarrassed for the quote journalists who report on troll activities as if it's news. It's indicative of the administration right now. Anyone who reported that viewers aren't happy with my special, it would have been cool if he did a moment of research before posting. The alt-right organized trolls attack everything I do. Poor comedy performances and being overly political was one thing, but putting yourself above the fans it made her famous is another story. Throughout her career, Amy would disrespect her fans whenever they did something she didn't approve of, like when a 17 year old film critic who made a joke about her on Twitter, reading, spent the night with Amy Schumer, certainly not the first guy to write that, to which Amy replied, I get it, because I'm a whore. Glad I took a picture with you. Hi to your dad, as well as when Amy refused to show her Equinox gym membership card because she was too famous. Eventually, Amy's entitlement and superiority complex derailed her comedy career and made her a figurehead for every most hated comedian list on the internet, a trade that's in stark contrast to someone like Theo von, whose career has only been made better by his relationship with his fans.

9:09Theo von is arguably one of the most recognizable comedians in the modern era, from his podcast to this past weekend being in the top three on Spotify, to his appearance on almost every major podcast. Theo von's unique brand of humor has granted him a massive audience and led a lot of people to speculate that he's the next jerk, Rogan. Will you think a wolf would attack you while you were jerking off from now? That's not a snack, fuck yeah, you're all pink. Everything's pink. Yeah, it looks delicious. When you wear it closed, it's like, can I eat that? I guess I can eat that. I gotta get through all that fuck bullshit plywood t-shirt. You know, I don't want to be having that kind of ending, you get in by an animal. Listen, I'm gonna say right now, I don't think that you're gonna be in the woods eating by a wolf. I might be wrong. Yeah. But I would say that's not how you're gonna go. Whenever Theo did make an appearance on the Joe Rogan experience, fans knew that were in for a gut busting experience. With a comments reading, Theo is like a comedy pro boxer. You think you're ready, you have your guard up, and bam, he hits you real hard from a weird angle with impeggable timing and your howling. His mind is a beautiful mystery,

10:09however, Theo's success isn't solely due to this comedic skill, but also his ability to relate on the personal level with fans and make light of otherwise sensitive topics. A prime example of this was Theo's winning performance on the reality television talent competition, the last comic standing, during which the comedian reminisced about his younger years with his late father. I loved my dad, I'm grateful for him, but I've also always been a little bit angry at him. I didn't realize it. I was always angry because I didn't know him very well.

11:09You know, I was 16 when he passed away and he was 86. And I was angry because I didn't know him because he didn't know me. You know, I realized that I really kind of judged my father. Like I didn't realize I always thought that one of the reasons we didn't know each other very well was because of the age gap, but I really started to think back more on it. And one of the reasons also we didn't know each other very well was because I really judged him. This wouldn't be the only personal topic that Theo openly talked about, as he frequently shared the reality of his struggle with addiction. But it's not real life though, it's not as good. It's not as good as real life. But I think that it's visually, it starts to get that it's better. And it starts to get where like sometimes I like, I'm 40 days off. Right now, right? Oh, really? Oh, so you're like on a pornography detox? Oh, yeah, I don't ever want to see it again. Really? Yeah. Somebody tries to get their pussy out of them like you stop. But let me, let me say this to you though, you also had the same kind of issue with drugs and alcohol. Right. Theo didn't focus on early his problems as he frequently gave fans the ability to cool in

12:11and talk about what struggles they are dealing with with their own lives. And I hear that where I live, man, sometimes meetings, they don't, they don't really provide what you need. You know, a lot of great meetings around here, but, man, I, that, if there's the deal, man, I just want to stop this shit, man. I just want to be a good dad. I just want my kids. I just want to be something that my kids can look up to. And I have tried and want to be like, but, but that's not what they're seeing right now. And now it's killing me, man. In response, Theo would talk about how we dealt with low points in his life, not necessarily giving advice, but trying to relate with a fellow human being. You know, when it came to my addiction and stuff or when it comes to it, that's the story that's inside of me sometimes or that can be inside of me. Watch me ruin everything because I'm in control of that.

13:12It's so hard to let go of control. That's the thing. It's so hard to, I mean, you're doing it right there when you, man, you're saying, you're tired. Man, I know that tiredness, brother. Conversations like this highlight why Theo's authentic personality and reliability were the driving force for his career. Being funny is one thing, but being able to reach out and empathize with the audience isn't credibly rare in the entertainment industry. He would even make an Instagram post reading. A few weeks ago, I was exhausted thinking about myself and caught up in my own world. And I met this killer B Ebony. I got nosy and learned she drives an hour to work each morning at 4am because her mother is sick and she wants to live near her. Put my morning in perspective. Nothing had my more than a hardworking woman reminded me of my own mother. However, showing empathy is something Candace Owen doesn't seem to understand, as she believes protecting the climate isn't a thing. Even though we're interview with Joe started on equal footing, things quickly got out of hand when the topic of climate change came up. The environment, like we don't know. Not even a little bit. Not even a little bit?

14:13No, okay, let me clarify this. I don't throw trash on the ground. I'm not saying we need to trash the environment, but do I believe in climate change? No. You don't believe in climate change? Well, I think the climate always changes, I guess, as well. Do I believe that this is an issue that is being, that is global warming, which they've changed, conveniently, they got rid of the worry one sign to start disproving it. Now they only say climate change. Now, I think that that was just a way to extract dollars from Americans. I don't. You're to think Candace would be willing to defend such a firm stance, but that wasn't the case. You would have to talk to a bunch of different scientists and see how they gather data and see what they understand about CO2 levels and what's the danger of them and what can combat it and what could not. This wouldn't be the hill I died on, right? But it's not about the part. I just genuinely, I've read a ton about it, but I would not be able to, I would not be able to come to you and say, like, this is my strong opinion. I didn't do a deep dive on all of this because I read about it because it was at a forefront of discussion. So I read about it all night and my conclusion was that

15:14they started pulling up all of these studies when the person that did this that I did a deep dive on and they started showing how these community of scientists were in fact somewhere behind that dot org or someone that was being funded. So to me, the issue got too politicized for me to believe that global warming was something that was going to wipe out the world. Now. Scientists get funded. That is a fact. Yes. But that doesn't mean that the funding affects the scientific research and the data, which they all agree on. When asked her opinion on such a critical topic like climate change could affect her viewers, Candace immediately got defensive. If I was a person that was putting forth policy on climate change or if I was a person that put out my opinion publicly on climate change, I would do all of that. I'm just not. I understand what you're saying, but what I'm saying is that you are a very smart person. And people listen to you and they're going to listen to you for a long time. But this is what I hate. But this is what I hate because then it's like kind of you have to have a phone. Depending on everything. No, you don't have to have a phone. Yeah. What you do have to have is the ability to know when you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.

16:15But I just said that whether Candace knew it or not, the disconnects between her and Joe over climate change was only made worse by drawing political lines around the subject. A fact that fans were quick to pick up on and to call her out for with a comment reading. She says quote, I'm not a Republican or right wing. I'm a free thinker. Then goes on to parrot every single Republican right wing talking point. As well as she's a fraud and she's hustling. Remember, she said racism doesn't exist but settled in alleged racial abuse from some politician. Woman is just finessing racist whites out of their money. Unfortunately, this wouldn't be the only time Candace's narrow line of thinking negatively affected her judgment. A good example of this was Candace praising Hustler's university for being a better form of education for children over regular university. There was this person who was doing a bunch of digital content. I thought his content was amazing, gotten to touch. I mean, figured out this is like a young school kid. Like basically essentially like 20 years old, just turned 20 years old. And I'm like, dude, you're a hustler. You're a hustler. Like, where did you learn how to do all this stuff? I could get a higher you.

17:17I'm like, what's school to go to? Harvard, Columbia, Hustler University. I said, excuse me. What's Hustler? I want to androotate school. And I learned how to do all of these. I mean, this kid is going to make a kill it. That's not even the worst part. As Candace claims she doesn't even know what Hustler's university is, but still endorses it. I generally don't even know what Hustler University is, but I know that that kid is 10 times more effective than people that are coming out of college degrees right now as I was looking for somebody. He is a hustler. Like literally is a hustler. And so I want to commend you on whatever it is that you built that created this young kid who's got to absolutely crush it. Even world governments have recognized town flammatory Candace's ideas are, as seen with her band from entering Australia. According to the Australian immigration minister, Candace has been quote, downplaying the impact of the Holocaust with comments about German SS officer Joseph Mangeli through to claims that Muslim started slavery. Candace Owens has the capacity to insight discord in almost every direction. Candace wouldn't be the only guest in the Jorogen podcast who incited government actions.

18:21As individuals like Elon Musk have done the same for all the right and wrong reasons. Considering his influence and ties to world leaders, any of Elon's political beliefs could be seen as controversial, especially when he tweets about them non-stop. No matter how you look at it, Elon is an extremely polarizing yet entertaining figure. He's the type of guy to say what everyone's, when everyone's. And deal with the consequences later, nothing illustrates this better than Elon's first appearance on the Jorogen experience back in September 2018. While the interview covered a wide range of interesting topics, the episode spawned one of the most iconic moments in the show's history and a massive headache

19:22for Elon's companies. That episode and the resulting clips would garner over 65 million views and become a core part of main culture, as well as tanking the Tesla stock by 6%. Elon's commitment to free speech extends far beyond viral clips, as same with his purchase of Twitter, now exed back in 2022 for $44 billion. After the acquisition was complete, Elon released the Twitter band on many controversial figures, like Donald Trump, and Andrew Tate, along with making some major changes to advertising and monetization. While some of these changes were received positively, the majority of them caused

20:26backlash from both uses and advertisers of the platform, with an article reading, more than half of Twitter's top 1000 advertisers stopped spending on the platform. Data shows. Love him or hate him, Elon Musk is going to put his own self-interest ahead of everything, whether that be running the most chaotic social media platform out there, smoking with Joe or going to Mars. Another individual who likes to speak their mind is Milo Yeanapolis. Unfortunately, it has done him more hum than good. According to a Los Angeles Times article, Milo is a journalist who prides himself on quote, upsetting the right people, and wants to quote, push the bounds of what can be said on the internet. Viewers got a picture of what Milo meant during his appearance on the Joe Rogan podcast back in 2015. That's interesting because Hispanics don't have the guilt about slavery, the white people do, so when Hispanics are running cities like Baltimore, the policing is going to be brutal. You're never going to see anything like it. Why? Because Hispanics are going to be the demographic majority in this country.

21:28They're going to run Baltimore and won't continue the drug war. Well, they don't have the same guilt. They don't have the white guilt that allows Black Lives Matter to flourish. While Joe and fans agreed with Milo on some of his points, it was clear that he was playing a character and arguing for the sake of getting a reaction. With a comment stating, it was very entertaining, but this guy was very contrived, and the odd leaps of twisted logic he had to come up with to justify some of his views was comical. Unfortunately, Milo's taste for controversial statements would get him banned from most major social media platforms. Eventually, the loss of his core audience did a reputable damage to Milo's online career, and made it almost impossible for him to make a living off of it, as he had been seen on Telegram claiming that he was broke. Contrary to Milo's inflammatory style of journalism, Coffeyzilla prioritizes an unbiased investigation and story. With over three million subscribers and a $10 million studio, Coffeyzilla has made a name for himself by uncovering the nature of some of the world's largest online scams, like the FDX crypto trading scandal. And so people invested in FTX thinking that this is going to be a safe platform.

22:34This kid is smarter than everyone else. He's the son of Harvard lawyers. We just sort of can't lose. And nobody paid attention to some of the red flags that were going on until ultimately was too late. It turns out he was pilfering FTX, the customer deposits, and was using it in Alameda research, which was his trading firm, to try to make extra money. From investigating shady influencer products to breaking down million dollar pyramid schemes, Coffeyzilla has made his mission to expose as many con artists as possible, and fans love him for it. Loving the episode. He's an amazing youtuber, calls out MLMs, fraud, and made Logan Paul shit as pants. Despite Coffeyzilla being one of the lower profile guests on Joe Rogan, he definitely left his mark, and there was no complaints about his episode. In fact, his ability to bring Logan Paul's scams to a worldwide stage, owned almost everyone's respect to watch the episode. So whilst I wouldn't consider him one of the most loved guests on Joe Rogan, I would consider him an honorable mention. Looking at only a handful of the Joe Rogan experience guests, reveals just how influential the host,

23:35guests, and events on the podcast are on internet culture. Without Joe's uncensored and unfiltered approach to podcasting, the online world wouldn't have gone such a clear view into the minds of so many credible and controversial personalities. If you enjoy this content, subscribe for part two.