Joe Rogan: Strange Times

He uses the "F-word" way too much. Like, it's not always necessary for the joke. It actually takes away from the joke because you're thinking, "My god he's said the F-word 16 times already!" With that being said, his jokes were pretty brilliant. He definitely gave us a funny way of looking at things! If it wasn't for all the constant neverending cussing, I'd give this a 10. He had me and my husband laughing quite a bit and nodding and saying things like, "Well, he's not wrong!" Very entertaining. We watched Russell Brand's new standup the other night, and this was much better. Much, much better. PS- I don't know if he recycles the material from his podcasts because I don't follow that. So everything I heard was brand new to me.

He's not a very good stand up comedian. He's not the worst, but, without his crossover audience of UFC and podcast die-hards he wouldn't be seen as anything other than a slightly below average comedian. His delivery doesn't seem to be polished. He's just yelling most of the time which gets very annoying very fast. And if you've listened to his podcast you've already heard the material. I'm not sure if he's just pandering to his fans or if he really thinks that he's doing original, finely crafted material. At this point I think he's in such a bubble that he isn't really looking at his comedy with an objective lens or taking any kind of negative feedback seriously and all of his comedian friends that are legitimately funny won't give him honest feedback for fear of not being invited onto his podcast which would be a huge hit to them in terms of marketing their own career's.

Started watching it because from what I've heard Joe is supposed to be an intelligent guy. From the very start he is constantly screaming, starting bashing Trump 5 minutes in calling him a racist and a liar. Pandered to feminists all along and insulted men. Guess hea just another one of these hollywood robots now.

I love Joe Rogan's brand of comedy. He is not for everyone, but if you enjoy him you will laugh out loud. He says what everyone is thinking but won't say. The pacing is great and if you listen to his podcast you won't be disappointed.

His comedy routine is edgy, provocative, and not at all gay. Not that there's anything wrong with gay. It's not only funny. It makes you think, which is what real comedy should always be about. From man and women rights, double standards, to religion. A must see for everyone who hates cats and vegans. (That's a joke you'll get if you watch the show :) )