Joe rogan, the legendary comedian and podcast host, recently made headlines with a bold statement during a conversation with paypal co-founder, peter thiel. in a candid discussion on rogan’s podcast, *the joe rogan experience*, rogan revealed that he “couldn’t continue living in nashville” any longer.
the admission came as a surprise to many, as rogan had moved to nashville not too long ago, seeking a change from the bustling life in los angeles. however, he shared that despite the city’s charm and vibrant music scene, something just didn’t click for him.
“it’s over. i just couldn’t do it anymore,” rogan said during the podcast. “nashville is a beautiful place, but it didn’t feel like home. it was hard to find my rhythm there.”
rogan’s conversation with thiel touched on various topics, from the challenges of relocating to the differences in lifestyle between cities. rogan, known for his open and unfiltered discussions, didn’t hold back in expressing his feelings about the move.
“i think a lot of people romanticize certain places, but until you actually live there, you don’t know how it will affect you. for me, nashville was just not the right fit,” he added.
rogan has since returned to texas, where he initially relocated after leaving los angeles. he expressed relief in being back and hinted at the possibility of staying put for a while.
fans of rogan’s podcast were quick to react, with many expressing support for his decision. others were curious about what specifically led him to leave nashville, but rogan has yet to elaborate further.
this revelation adds another chapter to rogan’s dynamic life, showing that even legends like him face challenges when it comes to finding the right place to call home.
