Joe Rogan Finds Out About James Charles

Oh, this is what I was gonna say. Yeah. We were talking about, uh, uh, we weren't even talking about this, but my daughter is watching these YouTube videos of this, there's this young gay fellow that does makeup tutorials. James Charles. Oh, okay. He's enormous. Like, he's enormous. You know, he, he probably gets more views than any network show that's ever been created. How old was this fellow? He's young. He's like 20. Oh, okay. What do you say, Jim? I'm trying to know if I should bring this up. He, I just, but the last thing that popped in my head during Coachella, he got accused of being in this viral video that happened. It wasn't him, but there's the Ferris wheel Coachella. You know, have you ever seen that? Do you know what I'm talking about? No. It's a big famous thing that people take pictures in front of during a concert. You could see a silhouette of somebody getting head in there and it's two guys. Oh, really? It's a very vivid video that was going, went super viral on Twitter that night. And they were saying it was him. Yeah. How dare they? He's all about makeup, not head. Sons of bitches. Keep it clean. Keep it clean. But it's hilarious. My, my sister, I mean, my sister, my daughter sits in front of the TV cackling, watching it just really. Is it supposed to be funny? She thinks it's funny. She thinks he's hilarious. Is this dude going for laughter? Well, I don't know. Yeah. I mean, he's covered in crazy makeup. I think what she was laughing at though, in all fairness, was he was making fun of someone, subscribers, 6 million, 16 million people. Oh my God. I think he was making fun of people that put on too much makeup. Okay. So he was going crazy with makeup. Yeah. She thought it was really funny. That is fucking banana. 16 million people and he's doing makeup tutorials. He looks great. He looks great. That's the thing. It's like we, there's an audience. It looks like a Kardashian right there. All kinds of shit like this that you would have never expected. Yeah. And because the access, because on demand access, especially like through a computer, is so easy. It's so easy. Just type in the next thing. Yeah. John Reap. It just, boom, what's next? Just pops up. Yeah. So like these people that no network in their right mind, like NBC would never say, hey, that young guy, let's get that guy to do a makeup show. But get the fuck out of the office. You don't know shit about ratings. Meanwhile, 8 billion subscribers. That's crazy. That'd be a fun game to play. It's like, what rabbit hole would YouTube send you down if you typed in this and just let it keep going on its own?