Jordan Peterson on Why Joe Rogan is Successful

Joe Rogan and Jordan Peterson have a discussion about new media.

[@DeanCutsforth]

"You're damn smart, and tough as a bloody boot" That's so endearing. What a lad.

[@lehatikhonov]

He also said once: "Girl, you're thicker than a bowl of oatmeal".

[@pmiedzik1]

classic Canadian lingo

[@xDMrGarrison]

@@lehatikhonov LOL that gave me a good chuckle

[@jewfroDZak]

I cringed a little. Then I thought, and, mind ya, I'm not responsible for my thoughts. I dont think about thinking them, they just pop in my noggin without my consent and outside the boundary of things I can control. Anyway, the thought: "Can you guys jerk each other off AFTER the podcast, please?" I pretty much agreed with him too, about the compliments he hj-ed Joe Rogan. And I don't know the context of the prior conversation that this clip was taken from, so maybe it sounded less circle jerk congratulatory than it actually was. Like I said, it was just my brain's unthinking, instant reaction.

[@turrafirmaguitarchannel]

Kyle Sheley yep I thought ‘wankers’

[@DJSbros]

Imagine the ego trip you'd have if Jordan Peterson says you're smart.

[@j_freed]

DJSbros - your ego trip would be inversely proportional to your actual intelligence I suppose. It's a conundrum!

[@chrisscoggins3151]

Right lol

[@andrewwabik7919]

I'd simply be on cloud 9

[@MaxwellGibson]

Joe only has DMT trips

[@user-eo8jx7jq4u]

Look, everyone without a severe learning disability is smart at something. I'm not a crazy left honest! It's just what I think.

[@lilianamontiel1966]

If Jordan Peterson ever spoke about me that way, I’d never need to seek external validation.

[@עמנואלנחמו]

I love the way you said it but it is not true because external validation is something we seeking for big parts of our lives and if we didn't had external validation we wouldn't had something that will check us from socially stand point

[@a.m.scape_5133]

Smh

[@damienturner6368]

Not to knock on Jordan, but you need to find more channels beyond him lol

[@Someone-cj4np]

It's funny that you are saying you need external validation to stop seeking external validation

[@lilianamontiel1966]

cbr9292you yeah, because Jordan is a “bad boy.” 🤣💀

[@thexhaunt]

I have lost track of how many hours worth of Jordan Peterson videos I have watched. I have found nothing offensive, I have only learned better ways to live my life.

[@eirikeirik7322]

Dark City agree

[@blomman3047]

ive learned to live a better life, but i still live my life like a fuckin idiot

[@ct8618]

@@blomman3047 You're not the only one brother, many many improvements to be made but at least were on the right path imo.

[@Mesafina]

He is not offensive, I'll give him credit for that. He remains professional in his tone 95% of the time, which is better than most. He just happens to be wrong about many things in a way that is a bit juvenile, for example, religion and objective morality.

[@blomman3047]

Drewmer MRooster12 thanks brother! Will definitely look into it!

[@kirkarvint.2017]

JR: 'member that time when JP called me smart? Schaub: Nope. JR: Pull that up Young Jamie.

[@waaaweee6934]

hahahaha omg xD

[@victork9753]

Real g lol

[@BranMan94]

😂😂😂

[@ALEXANDERATTACK]

699th like

[@CM-sc5we]

As if Schaub would ever say no to Joe 😅

[@ThePortraitArt]

I haven't yet met anyone who has actually listened to a fair amount of Jordan and still hate him. Some minor disagreement here and there sure, but it's hard to have any big disagreement since Jordan is so grounded in good logic and facts.

[@Yukimaru0]

The people that hate him don't actually listen to what he is saying and just assume that because he isn't with them he is against them.

[@MrPtrvazq]

agreed....I LOVE the way he got vilified and labeled "alt right"

[@LEXICON-DEVIL]

I can feel this dudes aura my brothers n sisters and weather you agree with him or not. He is only trying to help us realize we don't really need his help to begin with. We have the strength to go beyond our personal struggles. We all need help sometime's and Jordan couldn't be any more neutral with helpful information and advise.

[@stevenash9282]

@@LEXICON-DEVIL well said

[@LEXICON-DEVIL]

@@stevenash9282 Lol Steve Nash

[@sapphire6876]

When the smartest kid in class becomes best friend with the toughest.

[@JS-ds4fp]

@@shervvvv fasho

[@arpitdahiya4537]

Underrated comment.

[@ianndumisofuze3365]

Your a genius and that changes the meaning of resece

[@burdy707]

i wouldn’t label joe as just the toughest tho, guys intelligent as fuck too

[@kennedypuckettmusic2067]

Don’t worry, I think that’s protected against by the Genova convention.

[@GamingPenis]

Jordan: extraordinary teacher Joe: extraordinary learner

[@tysswe1]

You clearly dont know what an extraordinary learner is. Elon musk is an extraordinary learner, joe is sharp but not extraordinary.

[@thephilosopher7173]

tysswe1 Ppl put everything on Elon's shoulders..Sure he's an incredible individual, but even he will tell you he definitely wasn't alone in accomplishing his feats..

[@tysswe1]

No he was not. But he is pretty much an autodidact. He pretty much learned about rocket science himself before funding spacex. Just look at his resume, its incredible. Joe is not on that extraordinary level. If someone gets everything put on his shoulders its joe, like you just displayed. Joe is sharp, but not extraordinary. Thats crazy. He contradicts himself all the time.

[@ktge5050]

Gideon : extraordinary fan boy

[@nataliexu5624]

Gideon is exaggerating I think.

[@Andalus710]

How Jordan Peterson dissected Joe’s personality type into even the minute details is flabbergasting.

[@MrUnpredicatable21]

indubitably.

[@sabin97]

that's pretty much what psychologists do. i would be flabbergasted if he couldnt do that. i would be flabbergasted if he could create the software i create. because the path he chose is different form the path i chose.

[@dirtydirtgamerz8766]

@@sabin97 i hate this comment

[@sabin97]

@@dirtydirtgamerz8766 why exactly? an expert in a field doing what an expert in that field is supposed to do is not flabbergasting. it's pretty mundane. if i see john petrucci writing a real research paper on quantum mechanics, i will be quite surprised. if i see him playing guitar perfectly i'm not surprised.

[@whyswexst7154]

sabin97 i mean, is this what really makes you happy? That guy is just in awe. His/her comment is not about what makes you flabbergasted or what not, he/she was saying he was amazed personally in his/her own standards not yours. Why you gotta push yourself like that 😂😂

[@unbreakablefootage]

Jordan Peterson - The guy who you can listen to at 1.00x speed

[@erikfrankfurt4650]

He's intelligent enough to dumb it down for the layman without making he or she feel dumb. Just makes intellect common and digestible.

[@tonygreene81able]

Good shit bro...lol

[@lokilokilokilokilokilokiloki]

damn your right

[@agoogleaccount9608]

Jp videos are best enjoyed at 1.75x speed

[@TheRadicalCentrist.1776]

OMG, totally. I listent to 2x for most things. I'm on 1.25 at most with Jordan.

[@treyday3406]

Man, Im really happy that Jordan has become super successful. Salute to everyone else supporting him

[@Jfran-nj3dz]

Jp has basically always been super successful lol

[@waycam77]

@@Jfran-nj3dz except the time he was super depressed and became a heroin addict

[@stevefrench7512]

He's getting more successful because people are doing what he told them NOT TO DO in this exact video, people have propped him up as some sort of guru/savior figure and just parrot his words instead of doing their own research.

[@serovxmn]

what's the name of his book that he talked about in this video ?

[@waycam77]

@MIHIR RATHOD He had an addiction to opioids .. he talks about it openly. Peterson is a manic depressive. I feel for the guy.

[@TP-rs5zl]

Imagine you put arguably the smartest outspoken psychologist on your podcast and he objectively compliments you. That's unquestionably rare.

[@PJBoy]

Yeah and its no random southern psychologist but probably one of the best on northern land

[@josephrobertson8660]

I wish we could scream our voices out louder

[@patricialynnmoore]

Don’t fall for it. Seriously wake up and see what is really going on here. He’s a Psychologist, he knows how to play head games and you’ll never know you were a victim. CAUTION. ⚠️

[@yippeethreeeight]

Jordan Peterson impresses me with his eloquence. Joe Rogan impresses me with his patience. They both impress me with their integrity, intelligence, and ability to think on their feet. What a great freaking conversation!

[@demoswx68]

Yippee Threeeight gggggggt

[@0rang.utan.bananaman199]

They are excellent examples of what real masculinity is.

[@SATULAL]

Yippee Threeeight Wow beautifully said there! Couldn't agree more

[@SATULAL]

@@0rang.utan.bananaman199 Preach!

[@ck1643]

Couldn't agree more Dude (Or dudette)

[@sullieskye]

jordan is so good at articulating his thoughts. its so inspiring when he articulates joe's strengths, like in the beginning.

[@zanethekeymasterr]

Dreamer Sullie totally agree brother

[@sullieskye]

dude exactly

[@eddieas]

Dreamer Sullie Yeah we all saw the video

[@elchucofried5683]

Dreamer Sullie that sounded gay as fuck honestly

[@arielrodriguez4231]

elchucofried 😂

[@md.mozibur.rahman]

"Your persona doesn't shout intellectual" 😂😂 - i am going to use that sentence in future.

[@amirrezahamidyan]

LOL

[@SilentKnight43]

That line gave me pause for thought when he said it. I guess it was in reference to Joe's physical personna with MMA and fluff shows like Fear Factor (don't get me wrong FF was entertaining...but not the pinnacle of intellect, lol). Both us fans of Joe's podcast have come to know Joe outside of those other personnas. He's multi-faceted in a myriad of ways.

[@Matthew-rc1xt]

@@SilentKnight43 Well Jordan Peterson was being honest. Still what he said is very endearing. But it's true, you wouldn't look at Joe Rogan and immediately think that person is an intellectual

[@weiluo7287]

🤪

[@RoniiiB]

Ha 😂

[@simplelife88393]

JP knows how to give a compliment

[@falcodarkzz]

Kind of, was pretty vague, 'you're smart and tough', was the essential information just fluffed up a bit...There's a lot more to Rogan's success than that, he's a networker, he bridges audiences. You wouldn't get Joey Diaz fans listening to Astrophysicists and Historians, but Joe has created that by effectively smushing entire groups together.

[@zanethekeymasterr]

Zeb kind of? Really? He articulated his compliment perfectly. What he said about joe was correct, and it was flattering. That is how to give a compliment. No kind of

[@vin_9028]

Zeb so fucking true

[@lsdbear6276]

@doge fm, god said not to judge others and to leave that to him, so fuck off

[@lsdbear6276]

have your own plan or you will become part of someone else's plan.

[@nev7711]

We listen to crap, we watch crap. Then I come across this and think wow! Two guys who are intelligent from different backgrounds, communicating effectively. Not being owned by any ideology, financial body, or agenda. They're purveyors of honesty.

[@nev7711]

@Mr Hansen 🤔You're right dude! 🤣👍🏽

[@Mesafina]

If you think they don't have an agenda you aren't paying attention. Everyone has an agenda. Being eloquent or intellectual doesn't mean you have no agenda.

[@nev7711]

@@Mesafina Yes of course, they have their own agendas. What other agendas are they adopting?

[@Mesafina]

@@nev7711 Can't speak for Rogan but JP is a moral objectivist.

[@nev7711]

@@Mesafina Objects to the immortality of denying freedom of thought and speech in Canadian universities by the Canadian government.

[@yeovil50]

I'm 54 years old and damn I wish I had a Jordan Peterson to listen to when I was in my informative years.

[@grumbler1]

Formative

[@RobwLPOC]

Eric Weinstein called it the uncle shortage. Everybody needs that one uncle or Aunt that sits you down puts a single malt in your hand a cigar in your mouth and says "listen up kid here's how the world really works". And gives you all the knowledge you need that schools and your parents can't tell you.

[@brettriley9441]

But you can use the tools he presents you with so much more effectively now your older.

[@ddgb1669]

How can i be informative what books do i read

[@spookytwink420]

@@RobwLPOC ONG

[@Kyoto99952]

I want a wife that compliments me like JP complimented JR in this video.

[@1636276]

Are yoy smart and tough like a bloody boot?

[@Super1venom]

potato head with that name it hard to find wife who can compliment like that 😜

[@r.edward5701]

Women are too self involved to notice

[@lrba5524]

UGH FUCK YOU'RE LIKE A BLOODY BOOT

[@littleripper312]

@@r.edward5701 Or you have only earned the attention of lower quality women.

[@charlieb1575]

Jordan explaining from a completely objective and unbiased position about why Joe is so good and smart gave me a massive case of the warm fuzzies.

[@relaxation_and_tax_evasion]

I wonder if the warm fuzzies have worn off yet

[@joen8091]

@@relaxation_and_tax_evasion I wonder if you're still wondering about the warm fuzzies

[@hgni4601]

@@joen8091 Im wondering wether you’re still wondering if Ash is still wondering about warm fuzzies

[@carlosalabern3016]

@@hgni4601 im wondering if you’re wondering wether Joe’s wondering if Ash is still wondering about warm fuzzies

[@petesahad3028]

That was the most thought through, deeply analytical compliment anyone has ever received.

[@deez9966]

hhahhahah fr

[@MikkaBoii]

Joe is interesting to me because he knows a little bit, about everything. You can discuss anything with him, and he knows when to be a student and when to be the lecturer. He embraces his own knowledge and doesn't go on and on about topics he has no knowledge about, he rather asks questions, listens and learns. He also has the ability catch people off guard when they say something they know they don't mean, or that HE knows is wrong or immoral. Meaning you can't really small talk with him on the podcast, because he will catch it and ask about it, ending with him teaching you a lesson. Watch the podcast with Jon Jones for instance, Jon has had some stuff to deal with in the past year, because of stupid decisions. Joe really cares about Jon's career, and he doesn't let Jon sit there and speak empty words. He will say "Well you can't think that way, 'cause that way of thinking will just drag you down even more" .... - He has that way of being a reasonable ground pillar, that won't take shit. + He's a smart guy, fundamentally. This makes for a good podcast.

[@jamesmason8436]

Mikka he's got much better at this over the years. He used to irritate me by talking over/ more than his guests and taking the conversation in boring direction/ digressing when his guest was just about to make an interesting point. He's far better now and listens more than he talks.

[@thehighpriestess8431]

I love him too.

[@mikebassett9195]

mikka - I only started watching Joe Rogan, because my dad loves it, and wanted me to see it. I can tell you right now joe rogan is the male equilvalent of the kardashians.

[@chaddk8615]

I read this in Jordan Peterson’s voice

[@randomhiphop5055]

It's called being honest lol

[@tonyscott1658]

I love Jordan Peterson -the beauty of his mind, his insight, his intellect, his perception, his communication abilities. He is an absolute class act.

[@samstein1822]

I'll always be amazed at how Jordan Peterson can read a man's character so perfectly

[@droptak]

I don't think it's necessary his ability to read someone. I think it's his ability to articulate what a lot of people think so well and precise.

[@droptak]

@Orphan Annie most people disagree with that statement.

[@redreuben5260]

It’s his job !

[@markmalone3176]

A smart man interviewing a really smart man. Great podcast

[@djimma5080]

Joe was listening hard at the beginning, Jordan telling you about you is only second to a dmt entity telling you about you

[@zackarystewart9214]

Dmt entity is second to Jordan Peterson haha

[@royh4305]

This is gold!

[@kenshin3375]

Yea.. totally

[@belvinnadar5782]

If Dr. Peterson calls me smart, I'd literally wear a "Jordan Peterson says I'm smart" tshirt all the time.

[@mome6889]

no offense but thats probably the reason he'd never call you that (and me neither for wasting my time writing this comment)

[@belvinnadar5782]

@@mome6889 I knew some smart ass will say that, it kinda was a given.

[@emy_2510]

😁

[@goncalobaia1574]

@@mome6889 Actually humor is a characteristic that usually belongs in smart people. And having a self-esteem is also permitted in smart people ya know. It's true that the so called Dunning-Kruger effect exists, and in abundance, especially today with the media, but it's not mandatory to consider yourself dumb if you're smart, and I'd even say it would be hypocritical to say you don't like to be called smart, we all do, smart or dumb, it's just inevitable. In fact there are people that somehow follow an imperative of pretending not to like it and trying to believe, but that's usually just what it is, because deep down they do want to considered smart, and have just known about that same effect.

[@robertsvk4]

Watching JP form his responses in his head before he actually says them is so fascinating to me. It’s like he is writing a thesis with each statement. Very interesting guy. I love his interviews.

[@larshavardslrdal252]

He has stated earlier that he is hyper verbal, also he thinks in words, rather than pictures, so you are pretty spot on.

[@Godhatesfatpeople]

LOL

[@34672rr]

fascinating, interesting, charismatic, but ultimately empty and prescription drug addled like most cult leaders. Watch the matt dillahunty debate where matt is the one guy who finally has the sack to cut his horseshit down. It is beautiful

[@117Haseo]

wiremessiah Yeah but hes not a cult leader hes a clinical psychologist who just expresses the facts, he doesn't try to convince you of his view but lets you draw you own conclusions based on the information given. I don't know whether you just closed minded or are so wrapped up in Matt Dillhunty to see anyone else's perspective then i'm just sad for you.

[@crankycorvusgaming5045]

Well said and agreed!

[@castrodenavarrone]

I feel violated...how do they know I'm listening when I do the dishes??...

[@pepelapiu2004]

We all can see you though that cam, buddy.

[@MrPorsche91730]

You missed a spot

[@alexandriai9799]

Same!

[@yatta8318]

Same....wife is in academia in New England. Boy it is refreshing to hear an academic response to these proliferaters of dangerous and pompous ideologies!

[@j_freed]

We don't want to imagine you being violated, why did you have to share that?

[@erickabaum8508]

Of any interview or conversation I’ve ever heard with Peterson this is by far the best. It’s a breath of fresh air to see him so relaxed and his points and even flow of speaking is so smooth and coming across so much more fluently. I was completely engrossed in this conversation and I have more respect for Peterson than ever before. Great job, Joe!

[@patriotsarego9671]

JP and JR have a pretty good chemistry.

[@patriotsarego9671]

DaAlski78520 they're both great.

[@Vojife]

They are friends, actually. They hang out outside work with their families.

[@chriswyatt9869]

JR has chemistry with everyone, that's what Jordan praises him for somewhat in this vid

[@lf8893]

This dude pinned exactly why i watch joe rogan. His interview style. Man i want to develope some skills like that

[@edgelord975]

Usually people make fun of the way I spell develope because I spell it with an e at the end and I’m too stubborn to change I’m glad I see someone else spelling develope the same way as me.

[@That_Beard_Guy]

@@edgelord975 you're wrong though.

[@edgelord975]

Brendan Gower u r a loser

[@ringevalley]

Captain Crunch you’re calling someone a loser because they told you you’re wrong when you actually are? sounds to me like you’re the loser.

[@jamesalex391]

@bigkahunaburger it comes with a general understanding of people and what drives them. Basically a P.H.D in Psychology (or some strong human intuition)

[@JeffOehlsen]

"They have a real hate for being lied to" This is exactly why I love how you do your show. You had Bernie Sanders on, I do not agree with him politically, but I really wanted to see something other than the crap that I get to see where it's just people taking shots at him acting like they are "saving me time" with their synopsis. Your show allowed me to see him as is, and not out of context. I hope you do this for another 20 years.

[@pja8901]

☝️ This

[@uzumak1sage]

joe “bloody boot” rogan

[@pedroparamo4938]

😂😂😂😂

[@professormancaptain4210]

This is the best one. Fuck.

[@KindaRustySocks24]

shawn batten 😂😂😂amazing

[@superduckbreaker]

actually it's "Bloody Boat"... no one detects the Canadian

[@arqumfarrukh7751]

Your profile picture somehow makes any comedic comment you’ll ever make better.

[@Beans420MoreBeans]

Mothafucka Joe Rogan is a huge role model of mine. He taught me the importance of entering any situation with an objective state of mind.

[@muzzammilsoofie5101]

@@musicbymartinalkhalili2664 objective

[@genericusername8337]

Both of those are wrong. Open-minded or curious or willing to learn or non-pretentious would all be more suited. But Joe doesn't strike me as so objective that that's the one thing that stands out about him. Not even close.

[@glassharmonica]

"The spoken word is now as powerful as the written word. That's never happened before in human history." That blew my fucking mind!

[@CJ-ft9yo]

Me too and it’s right on the nail

[@ryanlangille6192]

love it when JP slips in an "Eh" here and there.🇨🇦

[@unknowna1]

I know, eh. It's the few moments where his Canadian sneaks out.

[@mono8476]

yee its cute :D

[@jonathancoffey6937]

Is the eh what us down south think is Aye or are thos different?

[@user-jn2fe1og2b]

Jonathan Coffey its a bit different, eh fills the sentence at the end in canada, just kinda hangs on there

[@Max-tv7ui]

Where in the vid? I’m Canadian and didn’t notice it lol

[@mkbcoolman]

"They have a real hate for being lied to." This. Exactly this.

[@chriskeyes713]

I read your comment the moment joe said it! The universe is amazing with its way to line up shit.

[@MNSF99]

@@chriskeyes713 wow same

[@pistolpete8231]

@@chriskeyes713 me too, damnnn

[@dmj-ju9zx]

It's amusing when Joe's critics say that he "agrees with whatever his guest says". Letting your guest have their say (which is probably why they showed up) is not the same as "agreeing", a fact which is lost on a lot of people these days. They want to see a fight, with their emotional stand-in scoring a knockout, or at least a win. It isn't Joe's style.

[@jankogo]

This is an extremely important discussion. I did a project on this in high school more than 20 years ago where I tried to elucidate the crisis in the media landscape. I pointed out that the tendency for non-nuanced discussion and sensation journalism was a potential danger and corruption of the fourth power. The TV-series "The Newsroom" came closest to show what I really meant with "objective journalism", but now the fall of subjective journalism is happening for real. Fascinating!

[@redshield3296]

I agree. Joe is an excellent interviewer. His audience many times learns with him. A professional kick-boxer would have to study their opponents. Maybe he took some of that skill into the studio.

[@M3galodon]

13:17 Ever since I left my parents house, some 15 years ago, I have never had a TV in my house. People still marvel sometimes when I tell them this. Never looked back.

[@peterscheffer9013]

I have exactly the same scenario. Haven't had tv channels in 15 years. Started accidentally, but I soon found out it was as blessing instead of a burden.

[@SaumBodhi]

Along with style, Joe Rogan's success is due in big part to the sheer variety of his guests. There's just something for everyone. Wide market. You can be interested in 10 types of people or just one. Discover new things. And then of course you get to listen to it for as long as you're interested.

[@michaelruatfelaralte84]

True

[@hamburgerdan101]

Eyes 》 yea I’ve liked every single guest he’s had on to some extent

[@chrisburke9721]

Also, a refreshing willingness to listen and learn vs wait till the others vocal chords stop and blab your opinion.

[@clee3133]

But they all have important things in common, such as intelligence, ability to make a cogent point, etc.

[@RobwLPOC]

Little did I know a Mycologist talking about fungus and all of the different things you can use it to cure would end up being one of my favourite guests.

[@justinbauk1026]

Jamie dropping clips faster than christian bale in equilibrium

[@M45KY]

Justin Bauk underrated comment hahaha 😂

[@hasanwahab5854]

Justin Bauk nice reference 👌

[@metamorphicorder]

Nice.

[@elisam.o9391]

Justin Bauk gold

[@kavijackson868]

Genius comment!

[@chaeminjung1420]

You're bloody smart. Roughly speaking.

[@QDSGames]

But it's complicated.

[@gittyupalice96]

hahah, I love it. cheers

[@droptak]

'You're bloody smart, but the question is: what does that actually mean?'

[@1truefreedomfighter]

Funny

[@senazora9405]

ROFL, clever, love it

[@the_real_santaClaus]

JP looking healthy. Nice suit too.

[@timothyharaldson1500]

Bennet Carpenter Carnivore diet lol

[@fmills1583]

Jordon will bloody well eat your meat.

[@Luigizares]

@@fmills1583 Well that's bloody well right.

[@Anubisxian]

@@fmills1583 If you don't eat your meat, you can't have any pudding.

[@MrSpasticdancer]

the fact that so many people are sitting down and watching these long philosophical discussions gives me a lot of faith in humanity. joe rogans podcasts are immensely helpful.

[@christopherkuhl1537]

Its as if more and more people are searching for the truth because they got so tired of smelling the whiffs of the bullshit that came their way going, wait a fucking minute here. Of course that was the truth. We knew we weren’t crazy after all. Lolz. 😂😊

[@thegingergrasshopper3908]

And they say Joe's ego grew 10X that day...

[@ReconArmorial]

I love these men, no pause.

[@DirtyBertie]

RECONshift you’ve got a badonkadonk that I desire toth pypE

[@charlieb1575]

NYT: "Jordan Peterson believes that he is a guru and a sage."

[@C4RL1NN]

TYT(the young turks): "JP says he likes to burn sage in the face of AOC, who is a guru"

[@madlarkin8]

VOX: "the journalists that tried to discredit me are as good as dead, maybe they already are."

[@CM-sc5we]

Fox: JoRdYn PAtrSon EndorEs TRuMp.

[@frednil8304]

NYT: "Jordan Peterson says in KZbin videos that he is 50 times more popular than any 1 else."

[@Beunibster]

CNN: "Jordan Peterson inspired the latest mass shooting"

[@robertcosta6967]

Joe got the Spotify deal mainly through interviews like this one. When Jordan endorses you.... right in front of you.... it helps when negotiating time comes. It certainly doesn't hurt. This was a shining moment for Joe. One of his best interviews. Well done, well played sir....

[@rollingnome]

Jordan sums up perfectly, Joe's unique qualities as an interviewer, and without arse liking!

[@CadiKane]

He read Joe like a Dr Seuss book

[@joseamaya2697]

The Truth it's interesting you say that because although you're obviously referring to the ease at which Mr. Peterson seemed to make his analysis of Mr. Rogan, you may have also realized that Dr. Seuss clothed many great, complex concerns and ideas through the imaginative stories we have all come to know, which is precisely how Mr. Peterson has described Joe Rogan.

[@porkfrog2785]

'The Lorax' is the greatest ecological novel ever written. 'The Sneetches', about the absurdity of conformity

[@DvsMoi6]

Joe's as smart as a nat if a natural was a mat on a wet floor in a room with no doors and wooden floors, but if all the nats were as smart as Donald trump, sounded like his rump, well then no one would question why he to a dump in your store.... Lol

[@soundgardener4940]

Or, read my comment and *get a fucking clue.*

[@MrLibra5555]

The New York Times posted a job advertisement in India specifically requiring for the person to be idealogically against the current prime minister and his government's perspectives. When a newspaper makes it a prerequisite for you to be biased for you to be hired, it says a lot about how far out they are.

[@Pierrrrrrrrrrrrrrre]

Source?

[@davidguthrie3895]

New goal in life. I don't wanna become necessarily rich or famous. Just important enough to get an interview by Joe Rogan.

[@BScott7220]

Holy shit that's probably the biggest compliment Rogan's ever felt he's been paid.

[@bootstrapfilm]

I think what it comes down to is a couple of things. Being a great conversationalist, having interesting guests, but mainly allowing for true and honest conversation without any chance for misrepresentation - something we see way to often in mainstream media. Allowing people to convey their opinions through the longform style of a podcast is a great way to really get to know someone, and Joe is completely conscious of this. I made a video looking at this topic too, also covering why podcasts in general have become so popular!

[@mefleming55]

My goodness, Joe is a national treasure -- my dear Dad, who never gave advise, just days before he died of cancer in 1980 told me that being able to sit down with experts in any field and talking would be incredible -- these Podcasts are incredible!

[@RockNRollufckers]

Just realised that Jordan's voice is utterly similar to Bob Odenkirk's.

[@grumbler1]

I want him to say Better Call Saul, and do the hand thing

[@-8l-924]

pullupbartender t’sall good man 👈 👈

[@MegaMerdeux]

Holy fuck you're right, I always compared him to kermit the frog, not Bob XD

[@marcopederzoli4939]

Better Call Jord

[@OfArgento]

Woah.

[@stevejones8550]

I love these conversations. They make me much better, in many ways. I tried telling a bunch of hard lefty relatives(as well as people online) to just listen to podcasts. It's so damn apparent that "old media" manipulates, and strate up lies. Podcasts are where it's at, if you really want to understand who someone is, or to understand something better in general. Reading is good too, but podcasts are much less time consuming and you can listen at work.

[@paulzenco6182]

Wow, Peterson has a way with words. “Eloquentest” person ive ever heard. And so intelligent

[@clorofilaazul]

Just check out CHRISTOPHER HITCHENS. You might be impressed.

[@samuelntim-addae2843]

Joe rogan should interview jeff AthleanX

[@LyssLiLi]

Samuel Ntim-Addae Nope, V-Shreds would be the most optimal guest so that we can see a shredding by Joe Rogan on how fake he is.

[@ReyShady05]

Samuel Ntim-Addae I am all for this. If you're looking for a program...... If you want to look like an athlete you have to train like an athlete. @athleanx

[@matt-tp1ww]

EvilAlbear my thoughts exactly!

[@ktge5050]

Samuel Ntim-Addae That dude has the personality of stale bread

[@iPoPFlintStones]

Sonny bro rogan interviews alphas all the time

[@reefalefunk1244]

I absolutely love how deliberate JP is with his word choice. He speaks very literally and even defines his own words to further explain his stance. Too many people just speak inaccurately and expect others too “know what I mean” . People dont understand this level of communication and thats why he gets misrepresented so much.

[@michaelmartin3026]

Leave it to JP to crystallize joe’s success, I’ve never really understood why I can’t stop watching? I just think the variety of Rogan’s interest is so compelling. He is so intellectually curious and in a totally genuine “nondouchey” Way. I hope he can do it forever!

[@Scumbagius]

michael martin lol you must not be able to articulate.

[@chrisburke9721]

You articulated it perfectly. Nondouchey is my new favorite compliment!

[@lillyL444]

Someone always has that useless negative comment they feel compelled to say for whatever reason

[@damienturner6368]

Who cares if the approach is douchey or not? He cares about learning and thats all that matters.

[@steveworth5757]

Can't believe it's took me til 56 to find Jordan Peterson. This guy makes sense! Great interview as usual.

[@jaystermac9870]

Mr Peterson's comparison of KZbin to the printing press was spot on it helped me understand how powerful this platform is.

[@nferraro222]

Journalism has been falling apart for a long time. I was a journalism major in high school and a few semesters of college in the late '80s and early '90s. I talked to a lot of journalists, and a lot of them jokingly referred to the editor as the "state censor", but too many of them didn't seem to be joking or smiling when they said it. It was also around this time that the network news began to unravel. One example that I remember is when ABC or NBC claimed that Chevy trucks would explode on side-impact. It wasn't true, so the network stuck a model rocket engine in the trucks gas tank to make it explode, but got caught.

[@sumuqh]

If Jordan Peterson compliments me like he just did to Rogan, I'd put myself in my list of ‘elite people’

[@TruththeRealist]

These two together is my definition of an eargasm!

[@David-xy2ly]

Absolutely love these two, so interesting on whole range of topics.

[@notjaythomas]

Listening to complex information compared to reading complex information is key. For me it’s much more beneficial to rewind and understand it than read a paragraph over and over again. Different type of learners

[@gzaos]

YEagh podcast like this are realy a new and powerful media to have. I can t conceive a world tomorow that wouldn t benefit from it!

[@dolphin069]

F* Society compared to what? Compared to nothing it can be a pretty good place to begin.

[@Scumbagius]

Fuck ya, hit that and rewind it back missy Elliot make your body go pop

[@pepelapiu2004]

People are much more likely to absorb and believe something if they read it. The action of putting something into the written word tends to lend it more legitimacy for most people. In other words, you are more likely to absorb lies and propaganda when you read it.

[@porkfrog2785]

reading is interactive in a way listening isn't-you can't passively read. I believe reading is superior...even still, I stopped reading novels years ago, just listen now, because I need my eyes to look at boobs

[@Audriakas]

i wish jordan peterson would meet david goggins

[@saverio_6990]

I would pay for that

[@annieinwonderland]

It's like that who would you have to dinner living or dead, Dr Peterson, Sam Harris, Einstein, St Francis, and Lord and lady Baden Powell.. and Zach Ravi..

[@selfmasterytv]

David Goggins is not that special, he is light years behind JP

[@slothypunk]

@Elreypachuco That is the good of goggins, jolt of energy! As a matter of fact, I think his speech is secondary, he learn to speak so he can educate masses about his experience. His motto is actually do it and stay hard, he is really a hands on guy, it is your fault to understand him of his words, he is the one that needs to understand by his actions rather than words!

[@marcusmaire8197]

@@selfmasterytv You don’t know David Goggins, if you think he is not special. They both are special people just in different ways.

[@markbales8594]

Jordan Peterson literally can say you don't look smart and it be a low key complement lol

[@Alpheus]

0:35 to 1:35 ... it's legit ONE MINUTE, in ONE minute he explained PERFECTLY how JR is and all about this podcast's success... it's MESMERIZING how JP can grasp so much information and get it down to a MINUTE... i think that's quite impressive, ik some people don't like JP but damn... that right there, that was sharp asf and even if u'd hate him, u got to appreciate that Skill.

[@jonathanbradley4896]

The guy is intelligent as fuck. If I had to guess I'd say his IQ is around 140.

[@robmarston6834]

The spoken word is now as powerful as the written word & Jordan says the effect could be utterly profound. It made me smile as the apostle Paul said that the Gospel was to be spread by the "foolishness of preaching". The Greek word from which foolishness is translated suggests surprise at the simplicity of such a monumental & essential task. It's kinda " So I sit down, shut up and listen, and someone will read it to me, & that's it?." I am a Christian and what increaseingly seems to be Jordan's direction spiritually is the most exciting thing happening in Christendom right now in my opinion.

[@Balthazar2242]

Joe seems _genuine._ He's just a man who wants to understand new things.

[@TestTest-fm2cu]

Jp looking more suave every time I see him

[@natechenry]

The brain power in this podcast is mindblowing.

[@dansmith3463]

Anyone else think he sounds like Saul Goodman?!

[@kkb218]

Oh god why it hit me now? It's bang on Saul Goodman's voice.

[@therobotwithhumanhair5659]

Shit that’s dead on.

[@droptak]

I wish I'd never read this

[@d3bki278]

OMG

[@TheEroina]

lol he sounds more like Kermit the frog.

[@andrewkoumis4070]

You know who else asked provocative questions in pursuit of truth? One of the greatest minds of all time: Socrates

[@InfidelProductionz]

Don't forget my boi Plato

[@glenncater1]

NOT LONGFORM ON KZbin !!

[@Swapnil638]

And the fortitude to have absolutely anyone on the show regardless of disagreement and dissonance.

[@josephdanner773]

JPs compliment was almost dangerous, so over the top in analyzing it seems almost obsequious... But then you realize how honest and humble he is and it trips you up. I need more friends that gas me up like JP to JR

[@stepheva8292]

The world needs more Jordan B Petersons ❤️

[@naumankhan6321]

Both of them have great communication skills

[@powers6253]

1:08 "You're persona doesn't shout 'intellectual - but, you're damn smart and you're tough as a bloody boot, and you ask really provocative questions and not because you're provocative." 1:36 "We're first adopters of a technology that's as revolutionary as the Gutenberg printing press." I've never thought of KZbin that way, but it's true.

[@ag5795]

Question in 2050: Grampa, how did the main stream media die? Grampa: Gradually and then suddenly.

[@ianz28]

This may be from 2 years ago. But, seeing this man speak live was profound. Much love and I hope your health improves.

[@RizztrainingOrder]

Damn, intelligently articulated Joe perfectly. Love those two

[@DavidHolywood]

When I listen to these two guys I get hope for mankind. They are greater LEADERS than all the governments in the world combined.

[@cindextra]

I think his analogy is accurate. I come here just for that. I first heard of rogan couse i love the ufc And also why i came here. I stayed because he is naturally curious person. And he has a very interesting interview style always on the opposite side but never against anyone. Very refreshing. And necessary.

[@sichenghao3747]

Let me tell you a joke, Journalism

[@allosaurusfragilis7782]

Find myself listening to his thing more than id realised. Hes a good listener and has interesting guests. You dont get the "its all about me" vibe , that you see from so many interviewers. The more famous ones, anyway.

[@bwanadon1359]

You are both awesome. Fair, curious, respectful, and intellectual. The common man can find much to listen to here with out feeling inferior, but actually feel part of the conversation.

[@rashadverba2381]

I have so much respect for Jordan Peterson, he is certainly helping our flawed human race. We are so lost and hopeless nowadays and he is like a ray of light in the darkness enlightening us with truths that just make so much sense.

[@rjc7289]

Jordan Peterson's razor-sharp insight and wit is truly second to none!

[@skaffatar7664]

Remember on middle school when you were asked to write/say compliment to each other? Jordan Peterson is that guy who would write a full page

[@robbiepeterh]

"your tough as a bloody boot" Jordan Peterson. I love how different cultures use the English language.

[@frednil8304]

"tough as an old boot" but yeah, Jordan's' close enough.

[@TheTaxManACometh]

Two of my favorite thinkers / speakers.

[@toddmacphee565]

Frustration is finally relieved. Thank you both for actual conversations, people who don't agree still talking, PERFECTLY IMPERFECT

[@praiseit6848]

when i'm reading a book, i have to use an inner narrative voice. i know that maybe sounds stupid but i have to do that because after some minutes the words would stop echoing in my mind and i would remember nothing of what i just read. i love to read! but the ADD makes it a bit difficult

[@justinsk2241]

You can train yourself to read faster. The narrative voice in your head is a crutch. In reality you should be able to perceive the words and their meaning without having to audiate them quite quickly with enough practice. try by using a pencil or pen across a line and make it so your eyes must follow the utensil as close as possible

[@praiseit6848]

@@justinsk2241 thank you sincerely! but the problem is not that i can't read fast enough, because i can. the problem is that my mind starts drifting off with other thoughts, if i don't use the narrative voice to keep me concentrated. like i said it's an attention thing. maybe it's hard to understand what i mean if you never experienced it yourself? idk