Dissecting the anatomy of a Joe Rogan fanboi

Recently I heard of a concept called parasocial interaction.

It is a "phenomenon" where people become so bonded to celebrities, they begin to think of them as you would a friend.

This causes all sorts of strange and nutty behavior.

Like, for example, adopting the beliefs of the celebrity in an attempt to please them.

It's peculiar to say the least. But in a way...

Something we all do.

Enter the Joe Rogan Fanboi.

Now, don't get me wrong. I have nothing against Joe Rogan. Nor do I have anything against you listening to or enjoying his show.

I only bring this up to prove a point.

Which is:

Joe Rogan fanbois often "buy" whatever it is he's selling.

I.E. they "buy" whatever diets, exercise, bowhunting, jiu jitsu, float tanks, etc that he promotes or simply mentions, even when those thoughts change.

In fact, if you add up the money from everything Joe Rogan "sells" (from sports and bowhunting equipment to cryo sessions and probably DMT too...)... it's a veritable "Joe Rogan Fanboi Stimulus Check" for the good ol' American economy.

Here's the kicker:

In a weird way he's not in any "industry".

He's his own industry.

So he can "sell" whatever he wants. Because he's really just selling himself.

How he did it is no big secret.

He simply puts out a ton of content. And has done so for years. So he has had tens of thousands of hours (most likely if you add up all his podcast time) to bond with his listeners.

So his word is gospel in some parts.

Do with this information what you will.

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