Joe Rogan has been involved in a lot of ventures. His primary roles being a UFC commentator and a podcaster on The Joe Rogan Experience. Rogan excelled at almost all the roles that he has taken part in. The versatile personality can also host shows and was a comedian previously. Recently, the UFC commentator has recently opened up a new comedy club by the name of Comedy Mothership. Moreover, he has spoken about the same in JRE #1952 with Michael Malice.

The comedian shared some of his story and advice to new comedians on his latest podcast. Rogan spoke about the intricacies of the comedy world and how comedians see the club owners as an adversary.

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The UFC commentator said, “It wasn’t a dream ever. I used to tell comedians, ‘be nice to club owners because you don’t wanna be one’. Because I was like we need them. Comedians have oftentimes have an adversarial relationship with people in the clubs…”

Furthermore, the podcaster revealed that the relationship between the two is because of the early struggling days of the comedian. He also advised the comedians to ‘work’ through it.

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The 55-year-old continued, “The relationship the comedians have with clubs is based on the initial feeling that you had from clubs. You kinda have to like work through that because in the beginning, you are an open mic and you are f*cking terrible”

Adding to the same, the former Fear factor host, also weighed on how building a relationship with the club owners is important, “And you start getting better and you wanna work but they don’t wanna give you work and they don’t really respect you because they remember you when you were terrible.”

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Lastly, Rogan explained that there will be days when most things will go wrong. This was one of his motivations to open a comedy club, as he wanted to be on the other side of the story by becoming a club owner. However, he concluded by saying, ” And then you have to leave town. And when you’re going to leave towns, you’re going to clubs and you are not getting paid that much… Sometimes people will kinda screw you over the ticket prices or something will go wrong. You just gotta be cool about all of it. You gotta be as friendly to club owners as you can be because you don’t wanna be one.”

Ironically Rogan has become a club owner of the newly opened Comedy Mothership.

Rogan stated that it’s not his dream to be a club owner

Having recently opened a comedy club, the podcaster didn’t dream of owning one. During the podcast, Rogan said, “… We’re not gonna go and open up our own clubs… We have this idea like it’s an adversarial relationship with clubs. It’s not… Like no one wants to open a f*cking club and then I came here and I was like ‘Goddamn it, I wanna open a club.'”

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It will be interesting to see how Rogan runs his Comedy Mothership in Austin, Texas. Let us know if you think this will be a successful venture by Rogan.