Name: Daniel Cormier Calling Out Jake Paul
Uploaded: 2021-04-29T20:17:48.000Z
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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Daniel Cormier Calling Out Jake Paul' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2021-04-29. Transcript available.

The Joe Rogan experience.
Let me ask you a real question because I have to ask you.
I saw that Jake Paul kid chirping at your boy DC.
Yes.
What's the deal?
Well, he wants to make some money.
No, I know.
He's a good showman.
But what did DC say to him?
DC said, take my fucking name out of your mouth.
I'm not a kid.
I will fuck you up.
And he was like, Ikes.
Like it's fucking former UFC heavyweight champion in the world.
Yeah.
That's not what you want.
But shout out, I will say, this fucking kid knows how to piss everybody off.
He's so good at it.
Let me tell you something, dude.
We were in Florida, in Jacksonville, sold out arena.
And they were all chanting, fuck Jake Paul.
Fuck Jake Paul.
He's filming it.
He's got his phone out.
He's like, yeah.
Because you know what he's hearing?
Money.
Jake Paul.
Jake Paul.
No, he's hearing cha-ching.
Yeah, the whole time.
Cha-ching.
He's making so much money, dude.
Now be genuine.
There was 1.5 million pay-per-view buys when he knocked out Ben Askren.
I don't know if that's true.
Wow.
Dana White says it's nonsense.
But maybe he doesn't.
I mean, who has the fucking receipts?
1.5.
If he's telling the truth, and you know, if he's lying, why didn't he say 2
million?
Why didn't he say 3 million?
Right.
Why did he say 1.5?
I mean, maybe he's telling the truth.
If he's telling the truth, they made a fucking considerable amount of money.
That's bigger by more than double the very legitimate three-fight, three-title-fight
UFC card of this past weekend.
Wow.
Because that apparently got 700,000 buys.
Granted, these are 700,000 ESPN-plus verified absolute buys.
There's no bullshit.
Right.
You know, this whole Triller fight club thing is like, you know, you got like
rap music and a bunch of other shit, and you got this Triller company, which a
friend of mine who works in finance explained to me what Triller was.
The Triller, now verify this, see if this is true.
They were originally poised, they put together a company.
I don't know if this is true.
This is just what my friend told me.
Right.
That they put, and my friends were very smart.
They put together this company because TikTok was about to be banned from the
United States.
And when TikTok was about to be banned, and Josh Rogan, the journalist,
explained to us that clusterfuck, that they almost had it banned, but then they
tried to capitalize on it and make money and sell it to oracles, this crazy
shit.
But anyway, when Triller, Triller was set to take over, like, hey, we're the
new TikTok.
So they got a bunch of money together, and then the Justice Department or
whoever decided not to ban TikTok.
The thing fell apart.
TikTok's still here.
So then they said, we're going to put on fights.
I don't know if that's true.
Close.
Very close.
It was already an app going around that was, like, a very small competitor to
TikTok, based almost just on, like, hip-hop music only.
And then they expanded into video, other stuff, and then that happened.
They, like, were used because they were the only, like, U.S. competitor.
So then they negotiated a deal with Mike Tyson to fight Roy Jones Jr.
Right.
And that was this gigantic, huge fight.
That got over a million buys, I believe, right?
I think so.
That's huge.
And I believe that.
I mean, everybody wanted to see what the fuck was happening there.
And then Mike Tyson recently said he wants nothing to do with them.
He's not doing anything with them anymore.
He's done.
Did something happen?
I don't know.
I wonder.
The money wasn't, something happened with the money?
I have no idea.
Maybe he got a better offer somewhere else.
Maybe they didn't do him justice.
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