“So What, They’re Not Good at Throwing a F**king Ball Into a Net” – Joe Rogan Calls Out the Brittney Griner Hypocrisy

Joe Rogan is a man who has always had strong opinions. While some of them have landed the color commentator in soup, fans often appreciate him for taking a stand. Since the case of Brittney Griner has taken center stage in the news, many people from the MMA community have laid out their views. Similarly, the color commentator joined them in doing the same.

In episode #1846 of The Joe Rogan Experience, Rogan was in conversation with stand-up comic Andrew Schulz. The podcast host said, “How about this Brittney Griner situation? Brittney Griner is imprisoned right now in Russia because she went over there to play basketball and she had cannabis oil… I don’t know if she didn’t just know they were illegal… They’ve got her arrested, it’s against the law.”

He further added, “She might do 10 years in jail over there… She has already been over there for months. But here is what is important… People are freaking about this right?… Russia needs to let her go. We’ve people in America right now, locked up for marijuana, and they’ve been locked up for f**king years. For years and years and years. And there’s not one. There’s thousands of them. “

“So what, they’re not good at throwing a f**king ball into a net? Is that what it is? They’re not good at that one thing that we like to watch. So those f**king people don’t get let out?,” concluded Rogan.

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Over the years, Rogan has been known to share a great relationship with Andrew Schulz. The UFC color commentator once also picked Schulz to run for President someday. Recently, Rogan also supported the stand-up comedian.

Joe Rogan supports fellow comedian Andrew Schulz

Apart from being a UFC color commentator and podcast host, Joe Rogan is also a famous stand-up comedian. Rogan often puts up shows and has forged friendships with some big names in stand-up comedy. Along with forging friendships, the color commentator has also supported his friends when needed.

On Instagram, Rogan supported his friend Andrew Schulz. The UFC commentator mentioned while streaming platforms were refusing to stream Schulz’s comedy special, the comedian would directly be selling it to the public. Rogan wrote, “My brother @andewschulz made a hilarious comedy special, but it was too spicy for the streaming platform to air, so he bought it back from them, and is selling it directly to the people.” 

Rogan also testified to how good Schulz’s comedy special was. He labeled it to be hysterical and asked people to support it. “I was there when he was filming it, and the s**t is f**king hysterical. Support wild comedy! Head on over to http://theandrewschulz.com to purchase it!,” concluded the UFC color commentator.

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Loyalists of Joe Rogan have known the commentator for always supporting his friends and close ones. This quality of Rogan is often appreciated by his followers.

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