When Joe Rogan takes a break from the Octagon, the UFC commentator indulges in his other passion: discussing bizarre conspiracy theories and aliens on his podcast. So when he was joined by Cuban-American comedian and actor Joey Diaz, Rogan couldn’t help himself but discuss the possibility of extraterrestrial creatures such as aliens and the incidents of UFO sightings. Especially when the guest is as convincing as Joey Diaz, the podcaster got his mind blown in an old clip that now sheds more light on Rogan’s belief in the government’s ‘sus’ activities in New Jersey.

Joey Diaz is known for being a firm believer when it comes to alien life; as a result, it didn’t take him long to talk about the surge in drone sightings in New Jersey. He claimed that a UFO landed in the Hudson County Park back in 1975 and the FBI locked up the park to keep things a secret. “I was a kid, and the next day, the feds locked off the park with yellow tape. They were taking samples. Go look it up, dog.”

He further revealed that the residents of a nearby building were all witnesses to the event unfolding from their balconies as ten hooded figures came out of the spaceship to collect samples of our soil before leaving in their spacecraft. “That’s called North Bergen—that’s where I’m from. That’s called… I forget what it’s called… It’s a circular building. They did so much c-ke in there in the ’80s, they called it ‘The Grinder’ ’cause it was shaped like Stonehenge. People that lived in that building have seen UFOs for f—–g years.”

It seems like the 5-year-old clip, which is from JRE #1319, has given Joe Rogan something to think about. After all, the podcaster too called out the suspicious statements made by White House National Security spokesperson John Kirby a few days ago, as the Department of Homeland Security claimed that the sightings were neither of UFOs nor were they drones sent by the government. However, Rogan did not buy Kirby’s words as he reshared the video of the spokesperson’s comments to X with the caption, “This is what the kids call ‘sus’.”

That wasn’t all; he further added more sarcasm to his comments by writing, “I want to believe it’s adderalled up incels holed up in a basement f—–g with ‘the man’ more than I want it to be aliens. #iwanttobelieve.” Well, it seems like Joe Rogan finds the resurfaced clip by Joey Diaz as the perfect counter against the statements made by the feds, as he shared it on his Instagram and wrote in the caption, “The great and powerful @madflavors_world called this NJ drone sh-t years ago.” Little did he know that this would also have fans back the veteran Cuber-American comedian’s claims.

Fans rally in support of Joe Rogan’s friend’s claims

As soon as Joe Rogan reshared the clip on his Instagram, fans were quick to reveal that they actually believe in the theories shared by the comedian. Taking to the comments, they were quick to show their support by writing tweets where they praised the comedian/podcaster for his honesty. They wrote, “UNCLE JOEY NEVER LIES,”, “If uncle Joey says it, you better believe it,”, and “Joey is the news now.”

While some fans agreed with the belief that they were indeed UFOs in the sky, others believed that they were instead drones sent by the government. In order to cover their tracks and activities, they are letting the theories of UFOs spread. As a user wrote that if they were something else apart from government drones, they would’ve been shot down, “It’s our government, no question about it. It’s just drones they need to test in urban areas. If it was anything else, they would have been taken down immediately.” Another user agreed with the opinion, as he wrote, “But these are military drones.”

However, not everyone was convinced. Some other users were still skeptical. They were questioning the credibility of Joe Rogan’s claims, as the podcaster once jokingly admitted that he believes in dragons. So taking a jibe at Rogan, some users commented, “Ya but he also believes in Dragons….i checked,” and “They’re dragons.” Well, it looks like the internet is still divided on the claims. But what do you think? Do you believe in UFOs? Let us know in the comments.