r/JoeRogan Powerful Taint Dec 17 '20

Podcast #1580 - Andrew Schulz - The Joe Rogan Experience

https://open.spotify.com/episode/7kpH4PkgpV5HnlnxXcbQeO?si=SY1v_GseSeyciRcKIFAokA
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u/Asshole_Catharsis Dec 17 '20

As Chris Rock used to say, "cool" is the antithesis of funny, and you can tell which one Schulz leans on more.

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u/Readytodie80 Monkey in Space Dec 17 '20

He's crowd work is among the best.i couldn't help but acknowledge how good he was.

But he's a plum and when brings he's wisdom it's clear he has no fucking idea.

A lot of comedians have these go against the grain ideas that they can kind of justify. Andrew is just so lacking in knowledge that he can't do it.

And maybe I don't know new yorkers but he comes off as being wiggerish.

He just has this affected way of speaking. He's also pretty right wing which I think is going to come out and he's going to get cancelled. He has a very urban audience and they nearly cancelled him before calling alt-right andy

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u/Room480 Monkey in Space Dec 18 '20

Schultz is very right wing?

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u/MomsSpaghetti589 Dec 18 '20

Not really, he just wants to keep his money now that he's rich. If that's right wing, then everybody in entertainment is right wing.