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Joe Rogan confused the measles with chicken pox and these 17 data-based replies fact checked him into oblivion

Saul Hutson. Updated December 29th, 2025

Professional Googler, Joe Rogan, was doing what some people think he does best: assertively spewing inaccurate health theories that don’t hold up when confronted with actual data and statistics.

Here he is talking about how measles were not a problem for him when he was a kid.

This one clip really sums up the Joe Rogan experience. He’s confident. He’s inaccurate. He’s angry. His fans will clearly eat this all up and try to weaponize it to “own the libtards” the next time they’re listening to his podcast for leg day.

Twitter’s Community Note didn’t take long to call Rogan out on his B.S.

Clearly Rogan is confused. He’s thinking about chicken pox, a far less dangerous infectious disease. Rogan has a guest on mic that could’ve quickly kept him in check, but the mustache just nods along and even further confirms Rogan’s beliefs with his own expletive-laden rant about COVID.

For a more clear-headed assessment of this concerning medical issue, let’s look at the Twitter replies. (Which is a sentence I never thought I’d type in my lifetime.)

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