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So like, I can apologize to you, but I can't stop shooting, I have to pursue the craft.' Singh said: 'And the punishment is everybody hears and I'm an a******. To which Rogan responded: 'But you don't know until you try-you don't know.' I have said s*** about every demographic of human beings possible and I regret every one that was like 'f***, dude, that was not funny.''

Singh, who hosts the Flagrant 2 podcast, reiterated this point and added: 'Especially on a podcast where you're talking for hours on end. Rogan added: 'They're just trying to be funny,' and said that 'it doesn't always work out like that, like sometimes you swing and you miss-all the time.' The host went on to paraphrase a quote from O'Neal, saying: 'One of the things that he said that I always repeat to people, this is an important quote of Patrice's-he said: 'If someone has a joke, and it's terrible, or it offends you, or someone has a joke and kills, it all comes from the same place.'' 'We've all swung and missed when it comes to comedy,' he said in conversation with his guest, comedian and actor Akaash Singh.ĭiscussing comedian Patrice O'Neal and his style of comedy, Rogan said that the late stand-up always 'defended' comedy.

He has apologized for his use of the word, prompting defenses from former President Donald Trump and Fox News. Videos of The Joe Rogan Experience host saying the N-word on his show multiple times went viral over the weekend amid the fallout regarding the ongoing controversy over COVID-19 misinformation on the Spotify podcast.

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