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Joe Rogan comments on backlash against Shane Gillis' SNL monologue

Joe Rogan defended Shane Gillis after backlash from his SNL monologue that included jokes about women in revealing gym attire. Rogan acknowledged the sensitivity around the term 'whore' but stated that Gillis does not represent genuine misogyny. He discussed the concept of 'word police' and argued for the contextual use of the term in humor.

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Joe Rogan has come to the defense of comedian Shane Gillis following criticism of Gillis' jokes during his recent Saturday Night Live appearance. Gillis faced backlash for comments about women in revealing gym clothing, which some labeled as misogynistic. Rogan addressed the issue on his podcast, acknowledging the sensitivity of certain terms while arguing that Gillis does not embody real misogyny and that humor should allow for context in language use.

Key facts

  • Shane Gillis hosted SNL and made jokes about women at the gym.
  • Gillis faced backlash for using the term 'whores' in his monologue.
  • Joe Rogan defended Gillis on his podcast, discussing the concept of 'word police.'
  • Rogan stated that Gillis is not genuinely misogynistic.
  • Rogan shared his own experiences with the term 'whore' in a humorous context.
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Joe Rogan defends Shane Gillis from 'word police' after SNL joke sparks liberal uproar

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Joe Rogan comments on backlash against Shane Gillis' SNL monologue