Joe Rogan Mocks Trans People And COVID In Netflix Stand-Up, And The Internet Is Fed Up
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The controversial podcaster's new comedy special, "Burn the Boats," is being met with criticism.
Joe Rogan has royally pissed off the internet with his new Netflix comedy special, “Burn the Boats.”
The podcast host’s latest show dropped on the streamer Saturday, and it was riddled with remarks about COVID-19 vaccines and the LGBTQ+ community amid his already controversial reputation. The special marks his first stand-up show since 2018.
The comedian, 56, had come under fire for his remarks about the COVID-19 vaccine in 2022. At the time, he was accused of promoting misinformation about the pandemic on his podcast, prompting Spotify to add content advisories on podcast episodes that discussed COVID-19.
During his latest special, Rogan hits back at those criticisms.
“If you’re getting your vaccine advice from me, is that really my fault?” he quips.
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