“I would be in an orange jump suit,” Joe Rogan goes to dark place envisioning killing a child-abuser
Joe Rogan talks about killing anybody who could possibly threaten or physically abuse his daughter.
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Joe Rogan and comedian Bill Burr once on the ‘Joe Rogan Experience’ were talking about the viral video of a man snatching flyers from a young child who was spreading a message about racial justice.
In the clip, the family of the girl fights off the cyclist and records the whole disturbing incident. While talking about the video, Rogan mentioned that as a parent it’s very hard to see what happened. Rogan then got a little emotional as well as angry and reveals that if something like that would have happened with his own daughter then he would be in jail for killing the cyclists.
He said: “I would be in the news with a big old fu*king orange jumpsuit on, if that was happening to my daughter. Would be a real problem.” Burr who is a good friend of Rogan immediately understood what the UFC commentator was feeling and tried to calm him down. “Joe it didn’t happen to you,you just went to ark fucking place,” said Burr in order to de-escalate the situation.
Rogan got a hold of himself and said, “I go there all the time, it’s a real problem with me.” Rogan being a father of three seems to get extremely protective and sensitive when it comes to his kids and that might be the reason he reacted the way he did.
Joe Rogan on how becoming a parent changed him
Joe Rogan has been in the business for a long time now and extremely famous all around the world. Rogan has the reputation of being a tough guy who knows mixed martial arts, knowledgeable about MMA etc. However, according to Rogan, while becoming a father it made him nervous.
During a conversation about parenting with comedian Theo Von, Rogan opened up about how he was nervous when he became a father for the first time. Rogan talked about being nervous about loving his kids, responsibility etc and how it changed him.
He said: “I was nervous to be vulnerable, nervous to love something that much, nervous to have that kind of responsibility, nervous about all of those things, you know? It changes you.”
Rogan then went on to reveal about his experience growing up with a father and how it impacted him. Due to that, Rogan finds it extremely important for him connect with his kids and be a great father.
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