Joe Rogan Shocked By Don Lemon Street Interview

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I love how don goes out on the street, interviews people asking them about their own lived experience, and when he gets answers he doesn’t like he denies their own lived experience.

jamesoh

He is an ex-soccer (football) star now teaching soccer skills etc. I’m glad he’s creating awareness of such

mln

The fact that I’ve seen multiple Don Lemon man on the street interviews where folks are criticizing the big networks without any idea who they’re talking to made my heart grow 3
sizes this Christmas season.

SSPspaz

I never thought I'd see the day when people wake up. Maybe there is hope

kurosephiroth

"That guy" is Will John, he's an American professional soccer player that travels around the world and plays for different teams. He also while doing that learns the languages spoken in the places he goes, and he has a second Goluremi languages YT channel where he goes around and interviews people on the Street in different languages. The full Interview is on his main channel "the way of Will John".

runningriot

We are flipping the script hard core! Finally people are opening their eyes!

lauramann

The “guy” is a retired footballer who played for many international teams. His name’s Will John and he also speaks like 8 or 9 languages fluently (on Goluremi Languages channel)

stevehangzo

This is social media levelling the pkaying fields...the dinosaurs of news media are getting the chills down their spines...their days are numbered!!!

yitbarekfessehaie

Yes, say it out loud and proud. Mainstream is now social media. Get use to it.

johnriley

He's butthurt Elon made him look so stoopid in the interview

jsqualler

God bless you for standing up as an American and the truth

trishdennis

People are tired of being spoon fed bullshit from main stream media. It’s about time💯

xisleprez

Amen 🙏 Tell Don the reality! Rather hear directly than a story from Don

sallylamore

I love it the way he stood up for himself and he let him know you better back up. You’re not gonna tell me how to think I could think for myself and I could see it with these two eyes. I love it the way he said CNN is fake news where the news now.

jacquelinemendez

Dons a “Lemon”

A “lemon” when referring to a human is a colloquial term used to describe someone who, despite initial expectations, consistently fails to meet their potential or fulfill responsibilities due to persistent shortcomings or challenges. This term is often used humorously or critically to highlight recurring issues that impact reliability or performance.

Key Characteristics of a Human Lemon:
1. Significant Shortcomings: They exhibit behaviors, skills, or traits that consistently hinder success or reliability.
2. Persistent Issues: Problems or habits persist despite efforts to address them or improve.
3. Unmet Expectations: They fail to meet the standards or expectations set by themselves or others.
4. Impact on Others: Their shortcomings may negatively affect relationships, teamwork, or outcomes in personal or professional settings.

Contextual Use:

In this sense, calling someone a “lemon” might imply good intentions gone awry, where someone’s potential is overshadowed by consistent issues, often with a touch of humor rather than malice.

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