Popular podcaster Joe Rogan slammed Dylan Mulvaney, the transgender social media influencer who set off a Bud Light brand firestorm, for being “mentally ill.”
In a sit-down interview with rapper Ice Cube, Rogan examined Bud Light’s poor choice to embrace Mulvaney, considering it was a beer known for “blue-collar drinking people who watch football.”
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“Then all of a sudden, you have this mentally ill person who is just an attention whore,” Rogan said during an episode of his Spotify podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience.
He mimicked Mulvaney’s voice, saying, “365 days of womanhood!”
“Politics shouldn’t be in everyone’s beer mug,” Ice Cube told Rogan.
Rogan and Ice Cube went on to lament how the transgender movement’s “forced compliance” was ruining women’s sports.
“What if LeBron said he wanted to be in the WNBA?” Ice Cube asked the podcast star.
“They wouldn’t be able to stop it. If he just decided to say publicly, ‘I identify as a woman,’ what are they going to do? They can’t do anything. And that would be the end,” Rogan replied.
Rogan concluded that the only way to solve the problem was for people to not accept transgender athletes in women’s sports anymore.
“Maybe they can just develop a transgender league where trans people play against trans people,” Rogan suggested. “That would be great.”
Ice Cube agreed, “Why not?”
Rogan doubled down in remarking that men cannot pretend to be “a biological female just because you wish you were.”
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Ice Cube followed up with a joke that he was now identifying as the color purple, macaroni and cheese, and a chicken dinner.
On Thursday, Mulvaney posted a video on Instagram and TikTok, upset that Bud Light “never” reached out after the backlash, with the social media star feeling “abandoned” following the partnership with the beer brand. Mulvaney felt there was “more bullying and transphobia than I could have ever imagined.”
