“What if Jesus…” Joe Rogan Asks the Most Bizarre Question to Kid Rock While Getting an Emphatic Reply

Joe Rogan has some riveting questions for most people. Unfortunately, Kid Rock might not have made that list. Recently, Kid Rock was featured on the #2106 edition of The Joe Rogan Experience. While the conversation took many controversial and interesting turns, this one question stuck with everyone.

Rogan wanted to know why Kid Rock seemed convinced about the existence of Jesus Christ. The question led to some awkward silence between the two and fans were left reeling about it online. It was something reminiscent of ‘The Office’, a show all about comedic silences and camera pans. Here’s more.

Joe Rogan creates a memorable moment with Kid Rock

Joe Rogan asked Kid Rock the one place he would go to in the history of time. And the artist had a very fast answer prepared for him. He would go back in time to Jesus. Rogan led the conversation by wondering what made him so certain of Jesus Christ’s existence.

“If you had one shot, you can go back in time once and survive and come back to the future. Where would you go?” Rogan asked. “Jesus” Kid Rock responded. “What if Jesus wasn’t there? . . . You think there’s a real Jesus? Definitely? What makes you convinced?” Rogan followed up. To which, the artist had a rather obvious and strong response.

“My faith” Kid Rock said to Rogan. The next few seconds show just a cold silence between the two as the camera pans from Rogan to his guest and from his guest to Rogan all over again. Finally, the UFC color commentator comes up with a response.

“I mean, that’s a good answer.” He said. The clip of this exchange went pretty viral on Reddit and had fans reeling over the awkward silence and Rogan’s bizarre question. The podcaster is not known for long awkward moments marking this as one of those rare times he was left dumbfounded. In the meanwhile, Rogan has been his usual outspoken self with some Hollywood films.

Rogan on John Wick and another old film scene

Joe Rogan thoroughly enjoyed John Wick 4. However, he had to point out that while the first two films made sense to him, the fourth one just didn’t. He believed that the film felt “cartoonish” to him. It was as if everyone was just running into bullets like it meant nothing.

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In another instance, Rogan also criticized an old Hollywood film that glamorized domestic violence. He told his guest Chris Williamson how a film showed a man “sp*nking” his wife to prove his love to her. Of course, the depictions were disgusting on many levels and that was exactly what Rogan was trying to prove with this one.

Clearly, the contexts differ from one clip to another. But Rogan’s takes never get even slightly less engaging. What is your opinion on the bizarre Jesus question?

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