Joe Rogan Experience

[@thebenefactor6744]

Rick Rubin is so goddam life affirming to listen to. He's like a gas station for the soul.

[@KezzaKezza]

Beautifully put

[@arithecat2991]

They planted a seed… Got a Ruben

[@thebenefactor6744]

@@LeonSKennedy7777 he tops you up with the inspiration you need.

[@ayame005]

hah I love this! it’s the same metaphor used by my yoga teacher - “these classes are like a charging doc and you’re the electric car”. I guess anyone who has the power to remind others of the simple truths in life are gas stations / charging docs for other people.

[@MerchantsofSolace]

I would love to work with him

[@donaldsmyth727]

"If you're aiming towards Greatness, you don't get there by what other people think."

[@chriswftdj]

Love how it's 3 hours!

[@LouisTorres-ut4ks]

Facts

[@WanderingWavy]

I get the power in what he’s saying. I love Rick Rubin. But it’s hilarious reading this after him saying listening to other people about his health was his best decision lol

[@joshualovelace3375]

2:21:22 "I've always lived in my head, I never lived in my body" I can relate.

[@VladShpiro]

Yeah, same here

[@nicklesscage1308]

I like the way Rick asks questions. It almost felt like he was hosting a podcast with Rogan as a guest

[@PeterAnthonyG]

Yep. Quickly turned into the Biography of Joe Rogan. Hosted by Joe Rogans biggest fan: Joe Rogan.

[@Ytvzoey]

I’ve watched Rick Rubin be interviewed by so many people. Hands down this is the best. Rogan is so gifted as an interviewer. He asks questions nobody thinks to ask and draws out stories from his guests that we haven’t heard. 10/10.

[@Phangmaster]

I'm half way through and wondered when Rogan will start interviewing Rubin, and not the other way around!!

[@xerstat1]

This interview is great! The interviewer is interviewing the interviewee and the interviewee is being the interviewer. Awesome how both Rogan and Rubin are both fascinated and inquisitive and ask one another questions about their craft.

[@jorge9277]

Fawk yeah❤🎉

[@wendycornejo9693]

Eeed😮rret

[@wendycornejo9693]

Ere

[@Judge1616]

I think of it as a recorded conversation not an interview

[@santinamercuri3658]

exactly

[@Saltymma]

POV: you stay up late listening to your uncles talk in the living room 😂

[@JAMZ1960]

WHOA ✊

[@RyanAlmond1977]

the first music i can remember hearing in elementary school was this early rap, with kids learning to break dance, and friends making their own public enemy and beastie boys t-shirts. later i discovered rock music along side the red hot chili peppers and other stuff i learned Rick had part in. He is most deserving of his legendary appeal.

[@robertcronin6603]

Great episode - anything with Rick Rubin is always a win.

[@shawnc318]

Except the last Black Sabbath album 13

[@LaynoProd]

because of Rick Rubin’s book The Creative Act, Im able to finish my 4th upcoming album TIL I LAND…and its my most freeing and personal and artistic music project to date, mostly due to the mindset and lifestyle of an artist that Rick’s wisdom presents...and that part around 01:57:30 is very true whenever people ask me about whats so good about the book, I tell them that reading just 1 chapter will make you have the right mindset to want to create something at that very moment 🙏🏽💎🎶with gratitude, LaynoProd

[@spiritlevelstudios]

Yo, I was reading it during production too. It's very affirming that I already knew 80% of the ideas. I would never even refer to myself as an artist before reading the book. It's all very useful and reassuring information. Good luck with your new release, I understand the level of work and sacrifice involved.

[@davemorgs7635]

I didn't know Ric had written a book untill I was driving home from Zurich the other day, pulled into Montreux to pass by a guitar shop that was strangely closed, so went into the book shop next door that usually has a pretty ordinary English section and found the book..... Ironically a classic scenario finding a book in the way the book explains how we can stumble across great things such a good read for any artist or Human in general....

[@silewis9396]

You born and raised in Switzerland or moved from somewhere?

[@davemorgs7635]

@@silewis9396 Grew up in Sydney Australia, moved here in 1997 to be around good snowboarding... Moving back to Australia next month !! To be around good guitarists ;)

[@silewis9396]

​@davemorgs7635 I thought your English was pretty good. Sounds like a good lifestyle I have a lot of admiration for Oz and Switzerland looking from England. Good on ya mate

[@MrPek-fe9fp]

​@@davemorgs7635your life sounds cool man

[@drumdiscussion7776]

Somewhere along the way we got detached from creativity. Somehow we gave ourselves a ticket to follow the crowd. Rick inspires us to be ourselves, be different. Embrace me for us.❤

[@kidcal]

"The surprising nature of things. You hear something unexpected and makes you laugh." I can relate to this so many times when I hear a song I never heard of in that way or the twist and turns it gives me. I laugh by its unexpected creativity. A new take. And gives me goosebumps too sometimes.

[@autobotsrock]

Rick Rubin should be on the mount rushmore of generation x hands down. He was the guy that provided many a soundtrack for many of us. Hes is PROUDLY one of 3 of my absolute favorite producers of all time.

[@augustinenorte6318]

That chili pepper doc clip proves that Jamie is so great at his job. He’s really the John Frusciante of JRE.

[@deecee881]

Absolutely incredible. I'm flyin high from the vibes coming from this interview. Thanks for this!

[@raplouder369]

Same here.🤙🏻

[@lisakay6742]

I love this guy! Without him some of the best music and artists would never have been heard! He rocks all music, every genre.

[@alexeonsarjoo9414]

Considering all the geners that he has brought to the masses, Rick Rubin is a purely inspirational example of how American music can bring us together. A truly American gift to the world.

[@DontKnowDontCare6.9]

"genre"

[@storzenberg]

This guy is what my generation is calling 'authentic'. And he is! He is such an important artist!!!

[@jasonsteves4147]

4:51 More like producer. Def jam was founded by him . The label was heavy metal label until he partnered up with Russell Simmons. And Rick gave LL Cool j his first break. ( Do your research lil Reese voice ) If you know you're not lol . But seriously you can't say Russell without Rick .💯💯💯💯

[@DevourTheBleak]

One of my biggest influences as a musician…Rick is more than a legend, he is the godfather of audio

[@arieldye544]

Isn’t that just amazing. How little we really know about the impressions we make. That chic in the gym probably had 0 clue that that one interaction, her imitating and sharing this outrageous comedian….would serve as such a pivotal catalyst for Joe Rogan becoming Joe Rogan. It’s really amazing!

[@michaelruggiero8284]

What an amazing interview! Rick Rubin is such a cool dude! I happen to grow up in the same town he did Long Beach New York. I can tell you that music was very prevalent where we grew up. It was a great place to grow up. Cannot wait to read his book

[@alexspence5350]

What an awesome guy, what he says about creativity is so transferable. I'm an entrepreneur, and it's so easy to get into the mind set of second guessing, and going with what you think may be best for a certain audience... which strips away authenticity. Thanks Rick, you are awesome ❤

[@MaceFXE]

I loved this episode. Rick is a great guy and easy to listen to.

[@aditau]

I love music so much, when I grow up, I want to be Rick Rubin 🤛

[@juicyblueentertainment5105]

Rick Rubin lives passionate and free. Create your life art and love it. Rick Rubin rules.

[@luiz-figueiredo-72]

Rick Rubin, Arthur Baker, Kurtis Mantronik... all my heroes.

[@billmiller9145]

I'm about half way through and there's tons of great insights into the creative process.

[@ianrichter3765]

Every interview I've seen of Rick, he always takes his time and thinks of how he's going to word his replies. He's a beautiful gift to the music industry!

[@michaelneeley5286]

When rick talks about how the rhc wrote their music thats exactly how i wrote the road to redemption. I wrote that book in chapters and then i put it together like a puzzle

[@Spitchwick3697]

Classique 1881, Say “R, R,R” you can do whatever you want, what ever you like, it’s your own life”. Great episode❤

[@ZHAOS]

What a great episode. Haven’t watched a JRE start to finish in at least something like a year. Wonderful just fantastic

[@StoneXue]

Great interview, they covered a lot of the same material but the Rick Beato interview is really cool too because its two industry guys talking.

[@FantaTheRogue]

Thx for discovering Hip Hop Rick !

[@TheJamiedickie]

I love Joe Rogan.. but Rick Rubin is on another level of awesome. Im not a fan of pro- wrestling, but watchin Joe laugh at Ricks love for it, infuriated me... Joe confirmed he aint on Ricks level.

[@LazyGoRadio]

THANK YOU JOE for telling him you have all your faith in him reading the audio book himself! It’s a god blessing having Rick’s voice speak his own words into your ears. Going to start listening to it again for the 3rd or 4th time. Cardio/Sauna sessions for the win

[@mrt4145]

I cant believe this guy watches about 11hrs of wrestling per week and he says its similar to real life! 2:36:08 I found it hilarous for such a wise meditator etc to be really into pro wrestling!

[@JAMZ1960]

😂❤

[@fredquevillon3727]

Thank you Rick for Interviewing Joe Rogan!

[@Mouth4War88]

Always delivering Slayer to the fans!!!

[@jeffjfindley4802]

Rogan, this might be my fave yet. Splendid conversation. Also, I suddenly really want to watch wrestling again.

[@DRWildside]

Loved this guy before. Now I know he loves wrestling I want to be adopted by him.

[@mattgrey1373]

Remember this guy got the Beastie Boys on the radio.

[@Davidjon1946]

Launched so many

[@themack-a-doos1061]

I was a freshman in high school when that Dice album came out . "I'll be calling back in an hour, get it....HOUR BACK!!! Get iT!!! Uhhhhgggg!! " Amazing!

[@dpbeason]

Going back to sleep when your house is on fire is next-level zen.

[@Arden7one]

In summary, no matter how radically different from the known, and no matter if only a few find you relatable, when you're THAT absurdly good, until the point you and those few around you laugh at this skillful absurdity, no one can deny you. No one. Cause you are your deadliest selves, not only unique, but the most lethal, one of a kind version of the enigma that your click in.

[@rixvspinner]

Rick Rubin's experience as a producer is so vast. I like what Joe covered in this interview starting from Rick's earliest exposure to hip hop. I used to listen to Kurtis Blow for example and then years later Red Hot Chilli Peppers. Rick's Johnny Cash production work was really good; he's into a lot of music genre's.

[@albertmeintjes]

I could listen to this for another 3 hours. Thanks gents 🤘🏻

[@fidelrivera2887]

This interview is proof of what makes Rick great. He's a good listener.

[@RomanZajats]

fantastic 3 hours with highest level of music guru. who can hear will hear all insides you wanted to find out .

[@nunoandradebluesdrive]

Very inspiring take. I'll try and check Ricks book. Very thankful mr Rogan for the great job you do. As an artist, this one was particularly valuable. Thanks!

[@donaldsmyth727]

Fascinating story about the early days of hip-hop & his hand in it changing music, & perhaps the world, forever!

[@TheSerialNotetaker]

0:36 him having a wild life, and it continuing to surprise him all being unintentional 0:51 -doing things out of love for them 1:36 how did you get started?

[@jliving02]

crazy how this ep has such low viewership compared to most others and yet it’s easily my favourite of the many i’ve watched

[@WanderingWavy]

Forever jealous of my parents era of music and collaboration

[@andrewjarvis7777]

i would watch a 84 hour long ted talk by ruck rubin

[@Dr.KellenPickellDC]

great episode ! Rick certainly understands following your highest passion.

[@entity1263]

The meme with Jay Z with the big glasses on bobbing his head will never be the same

[@HannahCurb]

I have listened to his audio book - it is great. A lot to dig into…need to digest it. But Rick has truly got the pulse on the universe and the eternal muse… that dance that all artists do. Great ideas and insights articulated clearly and profoundly. My favorite part of this interview is when Joe asks “what else do you consume on television, or is it wrestling mainly?” And Ricks like “Mainly!” 🤣

[@DanielFBest]

What is the word for Rick?? He's so measured and thoughtful, and robust and full of wisdom.

[@Jerry-b7f]

Im 54 and I remember when rap was not respected at all. It was called rap crap. Nobody gave it any credit at all. I love a lot of it.🤘

[@santinamercuri3658]

Joe is able to get the best from his guests. Hands down the best host

[@AndyLoRusso]

What a monster in this business Rick is one of a kind…Thanks Joe for this post

[@donaldsmyth727]

Wish Rubin woulda spoke more about his depression years.

[@Arterium]

Rick Rubin.have listened to the audio book over 10 times now. The Truth the way and the light for any artist.

[@missymutt3046]

Joe is absolutely correct, such a valuable conversation. Mind blowing. Thank you Joe and Rick!

[@MrBlackFabio]

I just finished listening to this episode. ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT!!

[@daveg9000]

I was thrilled to hear Joe speak about his appreciation of Kool G. Rap.

[@JayyVee41]

If you ever think Rick Rubin is quite wise, remember he’s also a guy whose wife screams “fire” and he rolls over and goes back to bed

[@yashtapase3821]

I didn't get that

[@entity1263]

Joe laughing at Rick for liking wwe had me dieing 😂

[@DonJuanBijhan]

I have a whole new different respect for Joe after hearing how much he loves Kool G Rap! Joe is a wise man and KGR is a god.

[@nevingraves656]

HOLY SHIT Rick Rubin is such a legend. I have known about him because he has produced some of my favorite music but i have never listened to an interview of him. when they were listening to chop suey he was fucking jamming and i loved it haha. Im sure his book is amazing!

[@SixStringsAndBeyond]

Jamie chill bro

[@Jojojo-pq4ot]

What did he do?

[@MohammedIshtiyaque-c7h]

@@Jojojo-pq4otyea i’m curious too

[@tracypeterson9352]

I’m confused as well , he could of meant “ Jamie’s chill bro “ idk lol

[@banknoteproductions9302]

Lmaoo.i caught it.

[@RicardoPicena]

@@banknoteproductions9302🤔🫣

[@timgonzales2891]

I've never seen Rick find something as funny as he does the dice album

[@robertwiles8106]

I grew up in the 80s ALONGSIDE rap music. I remember when Rapper's Delight came out. I was 5 or 6 but THIS WAS THE SOUND. In white middle upper class Dallas where I'm from, WE ALL LOVED early hip hop. It had penetrated the mainstream LONG BEFORE the conventional wisdom says. When Licensed To Ill was released WE ALREADY KNEW HOW AWESOME THE BEASTIES WERE. That came from Krush Groove which was like our Citizen Kane. What i'm saying is that rap PENETRATED far earlier than they say it did. We were down with Run DMC HARD by the time of King of Rock, much less Raising Hell. WE ALL knew about The Show, La Di Da Di, ALL the big groundbreaking evolutionary steps AS THEY HAPPENED. I saw Public Enemy in concert when I was 13, opening for LL Cool J, PRE it takes a nation of millions. Like, Yo Bum Rush The Show was brand new. Hearing the opening beats of Eric B and Rakim's I Ain't No Joke was the hip hop equivalent of the Beatles on Ed Sullivan. THAT SONG is where hip hop's first leap forward occurred. That moment. Maybe it was just my school or scene. We didn't have to be told that Paul's Boutique was iconic 2 years after it failed. WE ALL HAD THE YELLOW HEY LADIES/SHAKE YOUR RUMP CASSINGLE A MONTH BEFORE THE ALBUM CAME OUT.

[@tapejara1507]

literally a living legend.

[@mattbray_studio]

Rick's a great interviewer

[@starwinksbackfromtheskypit6790]

I really feel like if you’re here, you’re on the right path

[@NAB91]

“It’s never done until you think it’s great” - Rick Rubin

[@BenjaminGotRich.]

best podcast ive seen in a while

[@JayyVee41]

Joe asking Rick Rubin about his dieting routine is like interviewing Mike Tyson about quantum physics

[@Davidjon1946]

You know he's always going to go off topic and talk about weird shit

[@raplouder369]

Always trying to find a excuse to speak bullshit about vegans 😂 in fact mike Tyson its really versátile in every topic i think

[@MrPek-fe9fp]

​@@raplouder369spinal

[@JamesBurchell-r5p]

Rick is in tune with the universe

[@DanielFBest]

he meditates, I hear

[@eliasmenyhart]

One of the coolest people alive

[@jeffjfindley4802]

The fire story is literally the most insane thing I've ever heard. lol

[@spiritlevelstudios]

Fark yes, bring on the official Read By Rick Rubin Audiobook 🌿☯️🌿

[@micksprenger1552]

this is the best episode ever

[@laurieellis3946]

Such a great conversation. What a gem!! 🎆🎆🎆🎆

[@jeffjfindley4802]

Brilliant, both of ya. JR, ya gotta interview DJT. Ya just gotta. Mad love. Free thinkin rules!

[@cactusjack2264]

Never knew about Rick damn near dying in a house fire, that’s insane 😳. Glad he’s fine

[@adelinapepene6314]

I love Joe rogan s wows 😮😅❤ He is so genuine And curious And it inspires me 😊

[@DontKnowDontCare6.9]

No person with celebrity status is ever genuine. Gotta show the good side always.

[@nicebopo]

WWF is Shakespeare , taps into the pure primal gladiator in all of us

[@DontKnowDontCare6.9]

WWF is scripted $#!+. WTF you talking about.

[@solosiberia]

Love this conversation 💎💎💎 Saludos desde Chile 💪

[@ProdSLB]

Good Christ I got an ad every 5 minutes on this video

[@Blinkerson55]

Lyrics come to life like stream of consciousness.

[@JamesBurchell-r5p]

Great conversation

[@scottjboswell]

This is such a great interview

[@bobbytassone]

If you love this podcast check out Rick Rubin’s podcast named tetragrammaton. It’s fantastic. Thank you Joe for asking about the house fire (a story I knew of but not the crazy specifics) and the joy you had discussing pro wrestling.

[@kathya1956]

I’m sure Kruse put a worm in Rubin’s ear get him on Joe’s show.

[@jimmyshane3920]

Always diggin' your shows... McMinnville TN 😁👍

[@Chico-j4l]

Check out Rick Rubin in Krush Groove that's the first time I ever seen him in 1985

[@elvindeguzman]

Grand Wizard Theodore invented scratching..

[@joedutton3909]

Jamie can we fact check this