Joe Rogan

On the night of Tuesday, April 5, podcast aficionados and UFC superfans learned of the death of their lord and savior, Austin resident, and alleged comedy ...

Although some had a bone to pick with the way in which the original poster chose to close out the thread. The ensuing thread contained fake posts from Rogan's friends and family, including a message from the UFC President Dana White. It reads, "The entire UFC family is devastated to hear of Joe Rogan's passing. According to Know Your Meme, the hashtag #RIPJoeRogan has appeared on Twitter and in UFC post-fight live chats for more than a decade.

Rogan claims the California elementary school students they 'must be anti-racist' after George Floyd was killed in May 2020. The podcaster claims the ...

'I know that to most people, there is no context where a white person is ever allowed to say that word, never mind publicly on a podcast, and I agree with that now. Three other officers, Tou Thao, Thomas Lane, and J Alexander Kueng, were fired from the police department who did nothing to intervene while witnessing Floyd's death. He later apologized, calling it 'the most regretful and shameful thing I've ever had to talk about publicly.' Rogan, 54, has been under fire in recent months. It's just "I like this person and she's nice to me and we like to play together and we both like the same things,"' he said. 'They weren't that good at teaching in the first place,' the podcaster argued. 'So to tell a 9-year-old that you have to be anti-racist, well, then they go looking for racism, they're gonna go looking to confront it.' 'If you want to tell my nine-year-old, they have to be anti-racist. 'They have to go find racism and confront it?' 'If I become something different because it grew bigger, I will quit. Like, they have all sorts of different kinds of friends,' he said. Like, what exactly are you saying, what is your f*****g end goal?'

Podcaster Joe Rogan has been all over the news in recent weeks, but following a slew of rumors, many want to know whether he died.

Joe is certainly entitled to his opinions, just like everyone else, but he should also understand that he has a massive platform and that people listen to what he says. In fact, he's so familiar with the hoaxes that he even responded to this one with a sarcastic joke, writing "I'm pregnant" on Twitter. A rumor is spreading online that the hugely influential podcaster is dead, and many want to know whether that rumor is true.

Podcaster Joe Rogan told writer and director David Mamet that a California school pushed "anti-racist" ideology on his daughter after the death of ...

I’m not going to submit to the death cult. It’s just ‘I like this person and she’s nice to me, and we like to play together, and we both like the same things’ and let’s — so to tell a nine-year-old that you have to be anti-racist, well, then they go looking for racism, they’re gonna go looking to confront it.” The conversation with Mamet lasted three hours, Mediate reported.

Joe Rogan said that the school his nine-year-old son attended in California promoted "anti-racist" ideology after the May 2020 death of George Floyd.

“They — I’ve never heard them discuss it once. What does it mean?” Rogan asked. What does that, what does that mean?” Rogan asked.

Popular on social media, he is also a UFC commentator, comedian, actor, and former television presenter. When news began circling that he had passed away this ...

“The entire UFC family is devastated to hear of Joe Rogan’s passing. Joe Rogan is not dead. Joe Rogan is not dead

UFC color commentator and JRE host Joe Rogan shares a post taking about 'radiation burns' and 'unaccounted for pregnancies' because of UFOs.

Thus, the fans would be out for a fun time at UFC 273. Even earlier, on his decade-long show, Rogan has talked about speculations around aliens with his various guests. The notorious JRE podcast host always has unusual, cryptic posts to share with his massive fanbase.

The controversial podcast host began trending on the platform on Wednesday after a number of fake tweets about his death began circulating.

While another added: "wait is Joe Rogan actually dead? Our thoughts and prayers are with his family she loved ones, and we will make sure to continue his legacy." Joe Rogan is not dead—but the podcaster is the subject of another death hoax on

Joe Rogan and playwright David Mamet tore into the Orwellian state of California, with the latter even referring to the Left as a "death cult."

I’m not going to submit to the death cult. What does that, what does that mean?” Rogan said at one point during a conversation that covered everything from transgenderism to religion in modern society. Rogan even shared a story about getting frustrated with his former state (he now resides in Texas) after his 9-year-old daughter was told by her school that it’s not enough to simply not be racist.

Is Joe Rogan Dead or Alive? American commentator Death Hoax Debunked: No, it was not true that Joe Rogan has died. Fans are concerned for Joe Rogan after a ...

When he looked at those messages, he took a pause and assumed why people are giving me RIP messages when I was alive. Joe Rogan was known for his podcast The Joe Rogan Experience. In his podcasts, he meets various kinds of personalities and discussed current topics. He didn’t aware that somebody will spread fake news about him on the internet. He was not dead he was alive. When his passing news was circulating on the internet, many of his fans were worried about him but what you see in the online world was always not true. Is Joe Rogan Dead or Alive? American commentator Death Hoax Debunked: No, it was not true that Joe Rogan has died.