“If I Know Your Name, God Damn You Must Be Famous” – Joe Rogan Decoded Michael Phelps’ Staggering Fame Once

Joe Rogan is a well-known comic and influential figure in the podcasting space. He hosts The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, which millions of fans tune in to weekly. Let us look back at when he spoke about professional swimmer Michael Phelps and his fame.

In one segment in his podcast, Rogan name-dropped Michael Phelps. He said, “Here’s I feel about sports. If I know your name, god damn, you must be famous because I barely pay attention. So that’s how I look… like I knew about Michael Phelps years and years and years ago. So if I know about him, he’s got to be famous as f**k.”

From these statements, Rogan wanted to highlight the fact that Michael Phelps is a global star. He is arguably the most well-known and popular swimmer out there.

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Rogan also called Phelps a “swimming star” and said that there weren’t many swimmers who were as famous as him.

Joe Rogan Defends Michael Phelps

It is no surprise that Joe Rogan is a big fan of Michael Phelps.

Rogan even defended Phelps in 2009 after Kelloggs fired the American swimmer over his hemp use. He wrote an open letter to Kelloggs to try to change their minds. In the letter, Rogan mentioned how the law is “corrupt” and that hemp is “relatively harmless” and far less dangerous than prescription drugs.

Rogan also explained why it was illegal. According to him, this was because it was a plant, and one can’t patent or control its sale. Making it legal would also affect the demand for prescription drugs, from which companies acquire billions of dollars annually.

Rogan mentioned that the use of hemp hadn’t killed a single person in over 10,000 years and called it a “horribly illogical law.” He said these laws were “A horrible waste of resources and law enforcement.”

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Rogan explained how many “potheads” would be mad because of this controversy and how it would adversely impact the company. He ended the letter by asking Kellogg’s workers to “smarten the f*** up.”

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