F**k those people Joe Rogan and Louis CK discuss the fundamental problem with Social Media

In a recent instalment of the JRE podcast, Joe Rogan is joined by fellow comic Louis C K. Louis came on the podcast to promote his new film Fourth of July. The comic also discussed a lot of other issues including nature, ancient civilisation and the impact of social media on comedy.

In a recent instalment of the JRE podcast, Joe Rogan is joined by fellow comic Louis C K. Louis came on the podcast to promote his new film ‘Fourth of July’. The comic also discussed a lot of other issues including nature, ancient civilisation and the impact of social media on comedy.

Rogan hosts the ‘Joe Rogan Experience‘ podcast which is streamed by more than 100 million users in a month. The podcast is exclusively available on Spotify. The podcast was earlier available on YouTube but after a deal believed to be over $100 Million with Spotify, it was made exclusive on the platform.

On the other hand, Louis CK is one of the most popular comedians worldwide. He has had several comedy specials and even a self-named TV show called ‘Louie’. The comic also has a lot of awards and accolades to his name.

After admitting to several incidents of sexual misconduct, he took a break from the limelight. However, he returned to comedy after releasing a new comedy special in 2020, Sincerely Louis CK, on his website.

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Joe Rogan and Louis CK think it’s irresponsible to take Twitter comments seriously

In episode #1859, Louis Ck joined the host on the JRE podcast to promote his new film. The comics also discussed a lot of other topics and issues including the problem with social media with respect to comedy.

While talking about the issue the Comedian revealed why he doesn’t let users on Twitter and other social media platforms affect the way he handles his jokes. He went on to explain that live audiences are much more important than a nobody’s comments on social media.

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Louis and Rogan began talking about people on social media making comments about his stand-up specials. “Like When you do stand up, the people that are in the audience have a vote on my act. Like, they actually have a direct influence. I give a giant f**k about them, they paid money and they came, they f***ing travelled.”

“If I read something by somebody that didn’t come to the show, who doesn’t go to comedy shows, who’s reacting to something that was written about a show… a person who wrote it to get clicks. I’m letting that person outweigh the rights of my audience… it’s irresponsible.” He added.

Joe agreed with the point of the guest stating, “I couldn’t agree more. I think that it also, It’ll change the way you do comedy. If you take that if you internalize that sh*t.”

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