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Joe Rogan · 2024-02-29

Joe Rogan Experience #2111 - Katt Williams

Katt Williams and Joe Rogan riff for three hours on aliens, ancient civilizations, conspiracies, religion, and the nature of human existence.

Joe Rogan Experience #2111 - Katt Williams
The guest

Katt Williams: Stand-up comedian and actor, known for his energetic delivery and self-described voracious reading habit.

What this episode covers

In this sprawling JRE conversation, comedian Katt Williams and Joe Rogan cover an enormous range of speculative and conspiratorial topics. They discuss the rarity of being a working comic, then pivot into government control, remote-controlled vehicles, the Michael Hastings crash, and the future of mandatory automated driving. The bulk of the episode is Katt expounding on ancient civilizations, the pyramids as power plants, the Anunnaki, the Emerald Tablet, aliens, UFO disclosure, and his theory that information is the driving force behind all of history. They close on religion, God, free will, cloning, fluoride, immigration, drugs, and the human search for meaning.

Recommended on this episode

MediaRecommended

Call of Duty

Activision

“gave me a great experience that I've been enjoying for years and years and years”
“the people that sold me Call of Duty right gave me a great experience that I've been enjoying for years and years and years”— Katt Williams

Also referenced (named, not recommended)

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Rolls-Royce Spectre

Rolls-Royce

“the electric Spectre that thing is insane that thing's insane just the way the doors open up the way the doors close when you touch the brakes totally silent”— Katt Williams
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Chevrolet Camaro (1967)

Chevrolet

“when I got the 67 Chevy Camaro I needed no other cars I was complete when I got the Grand National you couldn't tell me anything”— Katt Williams
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Buick Grand National

Buick

“when I got the Grand National you couldn't tell me anything there was nothing on the highway that was of my ilk but I felt that way”— Katt Williams
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The Emerald Tablet

Hermes Trismegistus

“it leads you to this character called th right and The Emerald Tablets um of th are literally mind changing and mindblowing”— Katt Williams
BookReferencedISBN verified

Little Women

Louisa May Alcott

“there was this classic book called Little Women that I probably read it four times cuz I just didn't I didn't understand it and I knew it was a classic”— Katt Williams
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The Three Musketeers

Alexandre Dumas

“even like um The Three Musketeers like I probably read it three times because I you know it was so I read it like the first time”— Katt Williams
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Xbox

Microsoft

“you know um or Playstation I'm an Xbox guy but I'm saying you know you have your gaming system and it just requires that and your WiFi nearby”— Katt Williams
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Samsung Galaxy S24

Samsung

“they can do it right now with Samsung phones the new uh they have the new Galaxy s24”— Joe Rogan
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Cadillac Escalade

Cadillac

“I have a Cadillac Escalade that that has an OnStar the if I'm driving the government wants to stop me they could just shut my car off”— Joe Rogan
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Tesla Cybertruck

Tesla

“he had a harder time doing that cyber truck than he did yeah space stuff cyber Drug's hard what all folded steel”— Joe Rogan
BookReferencedISBN verified

Book of Enoch

“You've heard about the Book of Enoch right yes right so if you know that book it says that Noah was an albino”— Katt Williams

Big reveals from this episode

  • Katt describes a childhood from age 8 to 12 where he could not celebrate birthdays, holidays, watch TV or movies, and could only read, consuming up to 60 books a week from the library.
  • Katt explains he divides his life into seven-year segments, treating each as a separate 'life' so he never wastes time, a framework he says he adopted at age five.
  • Katt reveals he named the rooms of his comedy club 'Fat Man' and 'Little Boy' because UFO sightings ramped up after the atomic bombs.
  • Katt says he was incarcerated at Rikers Island and uses that experience to explain how release debit-card systems work.
  • Katt references 'breaking the internet' and ties his study of where great quotes originate back to the Emerald Tablet.
  • Katt explains his necklace is a self-designed 'timekeeping compass' modeled on the device he says the Anunnaki are depicted wearing.

Worth remembering

  • Katt estimates there are only about 250 to 500 legitimate working comics on the entire planet.
  • They discuss journalist Michael Hastings, whose fatal 2013 car crash fueled speculation that vehicles with computers could be remotely controlled.
  • Joe describes wild pig overpopulation in Texas, noting they have three litters a year and start breeding at six months old.
  • They discuss the Younger Dryas impact theory, the idea Earth passes through comet storms and was hit roughly 11,800 years ago.
  • They reference Homo floresiensis, the three-foot 'hobbit' humans found on the island of Flores.
  • Katt summarizes Zechariah Sitchin's claim that the Anunnaki had humans mine gold to suspend in their atmosphere as protection.
  • They discuss the theory that the Moon 'rang like a bell' for hours after being struck, hinting it could be artificial.
  • They discuss the fluoride-in-water controversy and claimed correlations between high fluoride levels and lower IQs.
  • They mention Gobekli Tepe in Turkey, with structures dated around 12,000 years old.
  • Joe describes the Richat Structure in Africa, which researcher Jimmy Corsetti argues may be Atlantis.