The recent incident with Will Smith and Chris Rock at the Oscars has been a hot topic. After all, it was quite unexpected. However, actor Dean Norris had a different take on the incident. He wished Joe Rogan was in Rock’s place. He took to Twitter to express the same.

Norris tweeted, “Really wish @joerogan was the comic who told the joke about Will’s wife last night.”

He further wrote, “We’d all be talking about Coda winning best picture or waiting on updates from the ICU”.

From his tweet, it is not clear whether he wrote it in support of Rogan or as a dig at him. It is a known fact that Rogan is great at martial arts, whereas Smith’s action movies are famous. Thus, it is unclear as to whom Norris was referring would end up in the ICU. Hence, Twitter users have been debating about the same.

Smith went on to apologize to Rock for his behavior. While Smith’s action at the Oscars was questioned by many, Rogan is another personality that has largely divided the masses. His podcast has several fans as well as people who have issues with the content discussed. Hence, Norris’ stance on Rogan is not clear.

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Rogan has, however, not responded to Dean Norris. It would be interesting to see whether either of them takes it further.

Why is Joe Rogan so popular?

Rogan’s several career paths have enabled him to tap into a wide audience. His podcast gives the biggest visibility. With several big names appearing on ‘The Joe Rogan Experience’ and a huge range of topics being discussed, the platform has consistently grown.

In addition to this, his gig as a UFC commentator too has given him a big audience. Earlier, hosting ‘Fear Factor’ also made him well-known. Adding to all of this, his path as a comedian too has been great. Thus, his fans have several sources to tap into his work.

Further, according to an article posted by ‘Fox News‘, many associate him with free speech. He has thus, received a lot of support because of this. So it seems like his wide range of careers as well as people associating him with free speech and subsequent support has pushed his name high.

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Do you think Dean Norris was supporting Rogan or taking a dig at him? Let us know in the comments.