Right now, Joe Rogan is everywhere. This is on account of the (highly unrealistic) prospect of him website hosting one of the most presidential debates. Regardless of what you may think of that, the reason why that is even a conversation is that a large audience is actually inquisitive about what Joe thinks. And Joe has made a ton of money because of it.
Anyone who has observed The Joe Rogan Experience knows that Joe has an opinion on pretty much everything. Much like Howard Stern, the man that opened the door for Joe to do what he does, Joe loves sharing his perspectives with the arena as well as coaxing his visitors into commenting on the identical subject matter.
This is precisely what happened with Joe invited former child star Macaulay Culkin onto his insanely successful podcast.
Many subjects came up, however we are excited about what Joe and Macaulay had to say about every other extremely famous person who is wrapped up in some big news... Johnny Depp...
How And Why Did Johnny Depp Even Come Up In Conversation?
For the remaining couple of years, Johnny Depp's identify has been dragged in the course of the dust via his former spouse, Amber Heard. Many people have their very own opinion about this warfare, however one thing's needless to say... neither Johnny nor Amber have faired neatly in the press for their alleged habits This makes it arduous for any individual to in point of fact come down on one or the opposite.
Given how related Johnny Depp is, there's no marvel why Joe spoke about it on his display. Joe in most cases has heaps of perceptions (many negative) about Hollywood celebrities corresponding to Gal Gadot, who he has feuded with.
When Macaulay Culkin was on The Joe Rogan Experience, the subject of Johnny Depp got here up when the two were discussing Mickey Rourke's style sense. Given how eccentric and atypical their style sense is, it was once a herbal transition.
Joe stated that it was once odd how "such a beautiful man" like Johnny would get into such an peculiar sense of style.
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"What's up with Johnny Depp lately?" Macaulay honestly requested.
"Not good things", Joe spoke back.
This is when the topic of his behind schedule and canceled movies got here up, as well as the fact that Johnny seems to be performing very surprisingly. Joe made the purpose that it may well be because of his close courting with the highly-eccentric comedian Doug Stanhope who is understood for buying into bother.
"He hit that weird spot," Joe mentioned of Johnny Depp. "where you're just too f***ing famous. Where you can't go anywhere. Where you were when you were little, I'm sure."
"Mhm", Macaulay agreed.
Then the two of them agreed that Johnny has seemed to become too wrapped up in the money of it all. That he saved making Pirates motion pictures, as well as other "s****y" blockbusters as a result of his spending was out of control.
"He owns 14 houses," Joe defined.
"He owns an island", Macaulay added.
"Millions and millions of dollars in art."
Johnny also spent a ludicrous sum of money taking pictures the ashes of Hunter S. Thompson (the long-lasting gonzo journalist) out of a cannon.
Then there may be Johnny's insanely expensive wine habit.
"I guess that he wants to maintain that lifestyle. That's what he wants for himself." Macaulay mentioned as he poured himself a espresso.
Joe then went on to provide an explanation for that this type of behavior frequently happens when celebrities are running on high-paying projects that they do not truly care about. He said that he "says this as the guy who worked on Fear Factor". After a protracted day working onerous hours on a show or movie that suggests nothing to them, those actors and personalities simply want to do things that cause them to glad... And that means spending all the money that they have got earned... This means that they have got to pass out and earn more...
Essentially, they get trapped in a loop.
Macaulay described that he has achieved the entirety he may to keep out of that loop, which is why he turned down a number one function on The Big Bang Theory. He mentioned he wasn't impressed with the pitch of the display.
"I'd have hundreds of millions of dollars if I did that gig," he defined. "But, at the same time, I'd be bashing my head against the wall."
Joe and Macaulay believe that is precisely what happened to Johnny Depp. Especially since there are a selection of outdated quotes where Johnny described how he cherished doing difficult to understand movies and by no means wanted to become "blockbuster boy".
Oh, how times have changed...
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