Former UFC Fighter and Fellow Comedian Snubs Joe Rogan’s New Business Venture: “Great Club, Hate the Name”

The former mixed martial artist, Brendan Schaub, hates the name of UFC commentator Joe Rogan‘s new venture. Schaub was talking in the Golden Hour when he mentioned the JRE podcaster’s new club. Rogan wasn’t ever ready to limit himself to the role of a podcaster and commentator. The 55-year-old was always open to new ventures that could help him broaden his horizons. His new club, “Comedy Mothership,” is an example of the same. It was Rogan’s longtime dream to start a comedy club. He worked for nearly two and a half years to make his dream come true.

Finally, he was successful in launching his new club on Austin’s historic Sixth Street. The comedian always wanted to try something new, which eventually led him to start the anti-cancel culture comedy club. His club created a huge buzz when he brought the “canceled” comedians to his club, such as Tim Dillon, Ron White, Tony Hinchcliffe, Roseanne Barr, and David Lucas. Being a comedian himself, Rogan aimed to provide a platform for comedians to express their dark humor without being terrified of getting removed.

Brendan Schaub didn’t like the name “Comedy Mothership”

The former UFC fighter and stand-up comedian, Brendan Schaub, felt that Rogan’s new venture was great, but the name of the club was not good. He has a reason to hate the club’s name. Schaub was talking in the 22nd episode of the Golden Hour. While discussing the name of the UFC commentator’s new club, ‘Big Brown’ said, “I’m gonna hate on it because Rogan hated on my name on the whiskey. It was “Tiger Thiccc ” ‘great whiskey hate the name.’ Great Club hates the name.” 

The 40-year-old hated the name of Rogan’s club just because Rogan hated the name of his whiskey, which he introduced in 2023. It seems that the ex-Fear Factor host’s comment on Big Brown’s new venture has backfired on him.

Joe Rogan against the woke culture

 Joe Rogan has condemned comedians like Howard Stern for leaving their crazy antics and dark humor behind to embrace the woke culture. Rogan felt that these people were forced to do so for acceptance in society. The youth’s evolving perspectives are not ready to laugh at dark humor, which involves racist jokes.

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However, this resulted in comedians like Stern changing into celebrity dummies, according to the JRE podcaster. It seems that Rogan finally made sure that he provided a space for comedians to joke about whatever they wanted without getting fired.

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