Joe Rogan apparently has one of the most interesting social media handles, specifically his Instagram. The American podcaster uses the platform to not only upload pictures of him but also anything newsworthy around the world.

The 55-years-old’s choice of post can easily cause a debate online. Moreover, the UFC commentator doesn’t shy away from expressing his opinion in the caption, either.

Similarly, the MMA analyst took to his Instagram and recently uploaded a screenshot of an incident that took place in Rome. 

Joe Rogan isn’t very pleased with today’s activists

The podcaster shared a recent incident that took place in a museum in Rome. A group of activists destroyed a painting by renowned Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh. The post said, “Vincent Van Gogh painting targeted by Soup-Throwing Climate Activists in Rome.”

Furthermore, it went on to describe the summary of the entire stunt. It stated that four activists threw “vegetable soup” on a painting that was placed in the Bonaparte museum in Rome. Meanwhile, Rogan captioned the post saying, “We truly live in one of the dumbest times in history.”

Fans reacting to Joe Rogan’s post

The fear factor host’s upload piece received massive support from the public. This included the UFC president, Dana White.

The UFC Bossman displayed his support for Rogan’s statement with an emoji “💯”

Meanwhile, three-time Muay Thai world champion Ognjen Topic wrote, “people are too bored.”

Moreover, former UFC lightweight, James Vick also commented, saying, “😂😂 bunch of delusional weirdos gonna get time for trying to play heroes.”

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A user called out today’s generation and said, “People just want to get attention so bad.”

Meanwhile, a perplexed user wrote, “Is there a rationality to tie classic art to climate change that I’m not putting together?”

A troll made a hilarious comment, “Why aren’t museums installing soup detectors at the entrance yet?? 🍲”

Moreover, UFC fighter Kyle Nelson blamed generation Z for causing such a nuisance and said, “Just children that never grew up throwing a temper tantrum.”

A genuinely concerned comment said, “That soup could have been given to a food bank.”

Meanwhile, another confused user asked, “How does this help the earth exactly?”

Thus, it wasn’t just Rogan who was unhappy with the incident.

What do you think about the whole incident that transpired at the museum in Rome? Let us know down below.

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