With His Own Comedy Club in Place, Joe Rogan Discloses How He Keeps Himself Solid Before Every Show: “You Can’t Just Go Up in Front of 16,000 People”

The UFC commentator Joe Rogan surprised the fans by opening a club called “Comedy Mothership” that focuses on anti-cancel culture. Rogan, along with being a podcast giant, is also a comedian. He gives so much importance to stand-up comedy, where comedians are free to joke about anything and everything they want without the fear of getting canceled. However, Rogan gives so much importance to each and every word uttered in his shows. The ultimate goal of the 55-year-old is to entertain people who invest their time and money to watch the show. Hence, in his podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience, the commentator details the measures he takes to make sure that none of his shows are flops.

Rogan also has a Netflix special of his own. In the show, he talks about his takes on various subjects that have the potential to entertain the public. Being an outspoken comedian, in his stand-up, “Strange Times,” Rogan talks about current culture, MMA, diets, cats, and a lot of other things. The UFC commentator is hardly bothered about being offensive; moreover, he always faces the crowd with so much energy and confidence. Finally, in the 1967 episode of JRE, Rogan reveals how he manages to be a great stand-up comedian.

The secret behind Joe Rogan’s confidence and success

Joe Rogan was having a conversation with the stand-up comic and actor Mike Vecchione. When Vecchione asks Rogan about his techniques for staying calm and confident before every show, Rogan details, “Arenas, one of the things that I do is, I have index cards. So, I write out before I’ll get there early, and I’ll write like, just bullet points of all the sets or all the bits and I’ll put them on cards. like this is on this subject. This is on that subject. I lay them out on a coffee table and writing that out just like cements it all in my head, solidifies it all in my head and then it’s just about getting fired up.” 

Talking further on the same topic, Rogan added, “My set is rock solid. That means I’ve done the clubs I developed and then I went to theaters and started feeling it…You can’t just go up in front of 16,000 people not knowing whether or not it’s going to go…You have to be tuned in and ready to go. And yeah, you gotta go out there with a lot of energy because, you know, this person like they got f*cking babysitter. They bought the tickets a long time and it’s big deal for them.” The 55-year-old always has his own way of dealing with every situation, even when it involves facing a large crowd.

The woke ideology

The UFC commentator’s jokes often focused on the generation that blindly follows the woke culture. In the 1926 episode of JRE, Rogan openly criticizes comedians like Howard Stern, who lost the essence of their character by following the woke ideology. According to him, many comedians like Sarah Silverman and Chelsea Handler were forced to adapt to the new culture.

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This provoked Rogan a little too much, and he ended up being unbothered by the ideology while he performed. Furthermore, it was Rogan’s dream to provide a platform for canceled comedians, and that’s how “Comedy Mothership” came into reality.

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