“Fun F**king Times”- Johhny Depp and Benicio Del Toro’s “Great” Movie Makes Joe Rogan “Wanna Do Drugs and Go to Vegas” as Revealed by the Podcaster

UFC commentator Joe Rogan almost gives up on his senses whenever he watches Benicio del Toro and Johnny Depp’s 1998 starrer, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. The famed podcaster wants to have a psychedelic experience and make to trip to Las Vegas, induced by the theme of the Hollywood movie.

The 55-year-old brings forth his true self and never shies away to reveal his life’s weaknesses and emotional chapters on his famous podcast. His authentic approach and psychedelic-centric conversations contributed to skyrocketing the popularity of The Joe Rogan Experience. The same was displayed when he sat down with Theo Von on JRE #1994. Further, after he touched upon Hollywood culture and movies; he stumbled upon the actor Benicio del Toro and the movie that does a number on his psyche.

Joe Rogan candidly reveals his slippery slope to giving in to his desire

Rogan admitted to his guest his love for Benicio del Toro, who appeals to him as “cool”. However, Theo Von was quick on his feet to insert an amusing jab as he pointed out how Spanish people always seemed cool at things because it was neat to say their names.

The UFC personnel, impressed by his guest’s quirky explanation, did an impression of Benicio del Toro’s name and continued. He said, “He is cool. I remember when he was in the Johnny Depp movie about Hunter S. Thompson- ‘Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas’. Oh, that was a great movie.”

“He got fat for that movie, too. That was a f**king great movie. That movie makes me wanna do drugs,” he added later.

While Theo Von gasped at the revelation, Rogan went on and stated, “Basically, wanna do drugs and go to Vegas. Fun f**king times.”

Following this, the standup comic extended his paise of del Toro as he mentioned the actor starred as the werewolf in another project. But, The Wolfman ended up being a “car bomb movie”.

When the guest mentioned he never saw The Wolfman, Rogan asked the production to run a clip on the screen when del Toro transformed into the werewolf. And then the duo enjoyed a prolonged scene on the podcast.

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