“You Don’t Wanna Be One…”: Despite Massive Success of His Anti Woke Club, Joe Rogan Draws Out the Uphill Challenges of Owning a Comedy Club

The UFC commentator Joe Rogan has put forth a constant effort to broaden his horizons. Even though Rogan is famous among the MMA community as the UFC color commentator, the 55-year-old is tremendously growing as an entertainer. He was able to establish himself as a great comedian in front of the public. The podcaster’s new venture, ‘Comedy Mothership’ is another great initiative that’s running houseful after its grand opening. His comedy club is the result of two and a half years of hard work that Rogan put in to make his long-cherished dream a reality.

Austin’s historic Sixth Street is now popular for Rogan’s Comedy Club, where comedians rule without the fear of getting canceled. The podcaster tried relentlessly to come out with something new, and then he finally decided to go for the anti-cancel culture comedy club. His creation created a lot of buzz when the UFC commentator invited comedians like Ron White, Roseanne Barr, David Lucas, Tim Dillon, and Tony Hinchcliffe to his club. Even after the exponential growth of his club, Rogan admits that it’s a difficult task to run a club.

It’s not a cakewalk for Joe Rogan

The fans know more about Rogan’s life through his podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience. Some of the guests who have lately come to the show have appreciated Rogan for the huge success of his anti-cancel culture club. However, in a recent episode of JRE, the former ‘Fear Factor’ host detailed that it’s not a cakewalk for him.

 In the #1981 episode of JRE, Rogan was talking to the stand-up comic, Pauly Shore. During the conversation, Rogan said, “I had like talk with myself about it, like ‘God damn, you really wanna take on this.’ Because I would always tell people ‘Be nice to comedy club owners because you don’t wanna be one.’ You don’t want to be some person hoping that this guy shows up and that he was not doing coke last night, and he is not on a two-day bender. He misses flight, or he didn’t sleep in or didn’t…“

The factors that concern Rogan

The UFC commentator also talked about the various factors that add to the hardships of club owners. He said, “You know there are so many factors dealing with your livelihood if you are a club owner and then yeah people get too drunk, they are crazy, they do this that, they wreck the hotel room and you are constantly like putting out fire.“

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Rogan has often been scrutinized for his unbiased opinions on controversial matters. Sometimes, Rogan’s jokes have turned quite offensive to the current generation. Moreover, most of his stand has gone against woke culture.

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