Comedians Dave Chappell and Joe Rogan speculated that the waking culture pushed billionaire Elon Musk back and forth from his hosted range on “SNL”.
Chappell sat for more than three hours in an episode of the “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast posted on Friday, discussing just one topic in Musk’s divisive sketch comedy.
Rogan speculates that people felt Cusk was problematic because of his comments about the COVID-19 epidemic and its vast wealth.
“No one is good enough,” Rozan said.
“They don’t, they can’t appreciate the fact that you’re really one of the most brilliant men who ever lived who is gonna do your show,” he said.
Chappell, who was on cigarettes for the very interview, found Musk’s reaction “surprised” and not knowing who had criticized Pique.
“Again like you say no one can get enough,” Chappell said.
He said, “I’m torn because I like a warrior for a good cause but I’m really into strategy.”
“You are not asking people to behave in this way – in fact, if you continue with this tone, even if you are right, you will be very difficult to hear.”
The interview was recorded prior to the appearance of Musk on SNL, a rare host who is not an actor or athlete. The attraction for SpaceX and the Tesla leader would include a skit where he dressed as Wario from a series of Mario Bros. video games.
Ahead of his appearance, even some ensemble cast members were displeased with his invitation to host the show.
Chappell mentioned that Musk was “incredibly kind” when he met her.
“I teased him about being the richest man in the world,” Chappell told Rogan. “He took it with good humor.”
Rogan and Chappell had met years earlier, the comedian said, but Chappell did not remember them.
Chappell said, “I think I have no memory.
In November Chappell hosted SNL himself, focusing a monologue on COVID-19, where he said it was hilarious that former President Donald Trump became infected with the virus.
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