In a bold and uproarious display of humor, Joe Rogan has turned Prince Harry into the latest target of his comedic genius during his new Netflix special, “Joe Rogan Burn the Boats.”
This much-anticipated stand-up performance, which aired live on August 4th from the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio, Texas, has audiences roaring with laughter while delivering a hefty dose of satire aimed squarely at the royal family.
Rogan, famous for his unapologetic and unfiltered style, used this comeback special to air his grievances and poke fun at the quirks of celebrity culture.
It didn’t take long for Prince Harry to find himself in the crosshairs of Rogan’s sharp wit.
In his signature irreverent manner, Rogan accused Harry of previously dissing him and even mimicked the Prince’s accent with an exaggerated flair that had the crowd in stitches.
The special, which clocks in at just over an hour, marks Rogan’s first live stand-up routine in six years.
Throughout the performance, he skillfully wove together narratives that included jabs at various topics ranging from COVID vaccinations to the transgender community, all while keeping Prince Harry firmly in his sights.
One of the standout moments came when Rogan recounted a personal anecdote about discovering Harry’s comments on his podcast, “The Joe Rogan Experience.”
“Here’s a true story,” he began, setting the tone for his royal roast.
“One morning I wake up, still in my underwear, and turn on the TV.
There’s Prince Harry talking shit about me.” The imagery of a vulnerable Rogan in his pajamas, blindsided by a royal critique, was both relatable and hilarious.
Rogan continued to paint a vivid picture of Harry’s reaction, saying, “He’s like, Joe Rogan’s giving out dangerous vaccine information.” Rogan quipped back, “And my first thought was, fuck did I?
I may have.” This playful jab cleverly referenced the real-life controversy surrounding Harry and Meghan Markle‘s concerns about misinformation on Rogan’s podcast.
As the special unfolded, Rogan didn’t shy away from imagining ludicrous scenarios involving Prince Harry.
He mused about the potential hilarity of sharing a psychedelic experience with the royal, painting an absurd image of Harry completely out of his element.
“Could you imagine doing mushrooms with Prince Harry?” Rogan joked, envisioning the Prince in a bewildered state, grappling with the effects of the hallucinogenic.
The humor didn’t stop there.
According to a blind item circulating on celebrity gossip site CDAN, Meghan Markle allegedly attempted to pressure Netflix into pulling Rogan’s special due to its critical humor about her husband.
Rogan gleefully pointed out that Netflix would likely welcome such a move, suggesting that Meghan’s projects might not hold much value.
The blind item claimed, “Meghan’s been calling and emailing and texting non-stop the head of Netflix.
She’s threatening to pull them because of what Joe Rogan said about the ginger-haired one.” Rogan responded with a laugh, asserting that Netflix would be thrilled if she decided to withdraw her projects, as they’re largely perceived as lacking appeal.
Rogan’s commentary paints a vivid picture of Meghan’s struggles with media scrutiny and public perception, portraying her attempts to control the narrative as ultimately futile.
His biting humor struck a chord, especially when he remarked on her cooking show, which remains untitled and without an air date, collecting dust in Netflix’s archives.
With a blend of sarcasm and sharp observations, Rogan’s special not only entertained but also highlighted the absurdities of celebrity life.
His fearless approach to comedy allows him to tackle sensitive topics while keeping the audience engaged and laughing.
