Joe Rogan is a star in his own right. The UFC commentator has made an astonishing career as a podcaster. He started out as a stand-up comic in the late 1980s and has been relentlessly chasing his dreams to reach a point where is a well-known celebrity across the world. The UFC commentator had a tough childhood. In an earlier episode of his popular podcast, ‘The Joe Rogan Experience’, He had opened up on having a violent and abusive father. Rogan parted his ways and carved his own path. It seems that his father and sister aren’t too happy with him despite his success.

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A video has appeared on social media where Joe Rogan‘s father and sister have alleged him of lying. In the video which runs over two minutes, Rogan‘s father has asked for an apology from him. He seemed angry at his son for calling him abusive and someone who beat up children and women.

Joe Rogan’s fans react to his family’s accusations

The father and sister duo didn’t only try to convince Joe Rogan that he was mistaken. His sister was seen as threatening of opening up a “Pandora’s Box” Rogan fans did not take these claims and accusations well. Fans looked convinced that the video was an effort to get the JRE host to help them financially. A comment read,

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Another fan, who didn’t look convinced with the things said by Rogan‘s father and sister in the video, commented,

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A fan was of the opinion that all that was happening was because of generational wealth

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Another fan said how his respect for Rogan had grown after seeing what kind of people he escaped. The fan commented,

Fans had no qualms in calling the video an effort to grab some bucks

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The video made fans feel that there was a sincere attempt to get Rogan on the back foot and get some money from him.

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A comment read,

Another fan wrote,

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The video that has irked Joe Rogan fans had several interesting comments. Rogan’s father was agitated with the 55-year-old for calling him a person who beat up children and women. His sister, while apologetic for what had happened in the past, didn’t step back from threatening him.

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His sister said, I am sorry that all this happened to you from the bottom of my heart I am sorry because you will never know what you have missed out in life I love when I see the comments they just want the money they want the money back I have a box, Pandora’s box and if I open it joe things will get really ugly but it’s not how we roll, us psychopaths from New Jersey we don’t roll that way.”

Do you think Joe Rogan should respond to the video? Should he just stay away from the controversy and carry on? What’s your take? Let us know.

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Akshay Pallav is a UFC writer at EssentiallySports. He is passionate about MMA and is dedicated to producing high-quality content that is both informative and engaging for readers. Akshay has extensive experience covering the sport, including interviewing top stars like Marlon Moraes and Sage Northcutt. Akshay’s love for combat sports dates back to 2002 when he was watching televised proceedings of a global event. As a writer, Akshay has a unique ability to recreate the intensity of fights with his words. He believes in understanding the fighter's mindset before, during, and after the fight, and his deep understanding of the sport shines through in his writing. In addition to his work as a writer, Akshay is also a talented athlete. He has played multiple sports for his university, including basketball, volleyball, and track & field. As a passionate soccer fan and Manchester United supporter, he understands the importance of being a dedicated fan while also maintaining a professional and unbiased approach to his writing.

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