I don't know any of these people... and for starters, I don't understand who edited this, but leaving the first minute and a half on this video is... lazy... but then again... it's ALMOST 12 HOURS LONG... so I guess a minute and a half is a rounding error... now, since I love me some @am_Uniotion@ I gotta go google who these people are and why I should care.
Imagine getting as worked up as ol' Goblikon, here, and then calling people who thought a comedy bit was funny "snowflakes". It's like someone begging you to acknowledge that they don't understand irony for a second time. Just real quick, b/c I can't help myself: The snowflakes are laughing? The entire analogy is meant to allege that snowflakes don't do anything but melt down, because they're so fragile, right? And wtf is a "fake comedian"? Like Tim Heidecker's career doesn't speak for itself? Humor is still probably the best weapon to defeat insular ideologies. You might get shot or beat up for using it effectively, sure, but omg the jokes write themselves. Edit: yeah this is some Poe's Law shit, I can't figure out if John Gobz here is serious or not. But I know Joe is. And that's funny.
I super appreciate the context... I mean - I googled them and realized at least two of them are Onion dudes... so when I realized they were satirizing something, I thought "I don't have time to get the joke". The fact that is an hour just looped is the best part of the joke for me.
It does take at the very least about five minutes to pick up what's being put down. It's sad that the modern world can rarely afford so many people a healthy amount of free time, totally feel you there.
Like my word salad in response to nil elsewhere in this comments section, The Joke is that Joe Rogan-types often say nothing of substance while also managing to contradict themselves. IMHO, good satirization of Rogan is long overdue. Joe will have e.g. Alex Jones on his podcast and then call himself a Bernie bro. His only ideological consistency is making entirely too much money for rambling on and on about nothing. My wife, who has never watched/listened to Joe (I think I've logged about an accumulated two hours over four years), found the satirization incredibly frustrating and hard to sit through. I told her "Yup, and that's why you wouldn't like Joe's actual content either". P.S. I love you too, budday :D!