A VERY Creepy Video Of A Chimp Talking | Joe Rogan & Michael Malice

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Michael Malice is a cultural commentator, host of the PodcastOne podcast "YOUR WELCOME," and author of several books, including "Dear Reader: The Unauthorized Autobiography of Kim Jong Il," "The Anarchist Handbook," and "The White Pill: A Tale of Good & Evil."

Host: Joe Rogan
Producer: Jamie Vernon
Episode: 2182

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[gtbdaily]

Back in the 90s there was a group of frogs who together could say “ Budweiser”

[ohevisrael]

Chimps can say;
“What can be
unburdened by what has been.”

[gerrymite]

chimps pounding on a typewriter eventually producing Shakespear sound like modern jounalism

[the_grube]

This is how it begins, next thing you know they'll be riding horses.

[jamesdeananderson]

Never forget that a gorilla could use 100 sign language words and ASKED where her cat was, and was devastating when she was told that the cat was killed (hit by a car).

[aspratt]

Guess what, birds have been speaking human words for years.

[mkv]

arguing about the intelligence of apes, and ignoring the crow uprising 😂

[daverice]

The whole idea of the monkeys with typewriters trope is that infinity is really long, not that chimps are really smart

[davidyoung]

Koko was smart enough to lie. Once when she tore the sink in her enclosure off the wall at night, her handlers asked her the next morning what happened. And Koko blamed it on one of her kittens.

[rob]

I had a chimp and also a parrot. The chimp said "Hi Parrot" and the parrot said "F-Me, a talking chimp".

[CordellPotts]

That chimp has the #1 podcast in America.

[drake]

"Have they read Shakespeare?"
Karl Pilkington.

[bubblegumgun]

they tried this, the monkey pooped on the type writers every time

[ThePhoenixcompanies]

Over an infinite amount of time Joe Rogan will still be amazed and skeptical simultaneously.

[CountCraigula]

I was waiting to hear it say, "Actually old girl I find my cage conditions quite appalling. And furthermore..." in a british accent.😂

[punkfingerboards]

It's first words..."Unburdened by what

[gregstuartsmith]

My Cavalier King Charles Spaniel can growl or hum out “Love you” or “I love you.” It sort of sounds like a cartoon dog voice when he does it. It’s distinct. He does it when he’s being super affectionate and will do it to all human members of the family. Dogs can learn the meaning of so many words. I know he knows what “l love you” means, too. No doubt in my mind. He’s not some super genius dog either. He’s just a a funny little guy with lots of love in his heart. Animals are amazing!

[Raceswap]

Mike doesn't realize the sound "ma" coming from an animal is the amazing part. He's too worried about the animal knowing the meanings. The words themselves are impressive

[AlexReynard]

I think Michael's right that a chimp cannot understand the concept of "devil". But I think a chimp could understand "devil" representing the concept of "someone who is bad/cruel/dangerous".

[mattmarzula]

I had a dog that would say "I love you" for a taste of Bush beer.