JOE Rogan has been brutally mocked by Bo Burnham for his attacks on PC culture.
The comedian used a segment of his The Inside Outtakes podcast to poke fun at the outspoken commentator, parodying his controversial rants.
Bo dropped the hour-long video on YouTube on Monday, already raking in more than 2.3million views.
In a segment of the video, Bo ruthlessly jibes at Rogan in a clip from Bo Burnham’s Inside the Podcast with Bo Burnham and Bo Burnham.
The clip is a split-screen chat with himself in a pointed jibe at Rogan following his Spotify controversies that saw even Prince Harry tell him to "watch what comes out his mouth".
Speaking on the left side of the screen as his mirror image on the right agrees, Bo says: "We are two comedians who are talking shit, no filter, not giving a f*** what anybody thinks and not apologizing for it".
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The two Bos then hit out at "PC culture" and “SJW feminist freaks” who are “anti-comedy and anti-joke".
They add: "It’s gotten to the point where you can’t say anything, literally.
“We’re not homophobes. If there was another word that meant ‘gay’ that wasn’t gay, we’d use that, but there isn’t one.”
Rogan previously slammed “woke culture” for “silencing straight white men” as he claimed on his podcast that it has become “f***ing crazy.”
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He hit out at a culture where you can “never be woke enough” as he blasted the idea that he was “not allowed to talk” because of white privilege.
Meanwhile, Rogan has apologized for the controversy around his podcast on Spotify after being accused of spreading lies about Covid and jabs.
The streaming giant has faced a huge backlash for standing up for the popular podcaster, despite outrage from artists and music fans.
Rogan, 54, is the host of "The Joe Rogan Experience," the top-rated podcast on Spotify, which holds exclusive rights to the program.
Neil Young was among those who objected to his songs being played on the same platform as Rogan and issued Spotify with an ultimatum - remove Rogan or lose the rocker's music.
After Spotify chose to pull the singer's catalog over the row, fans rallied around him, threatening to cancel their monthly subscriptions.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle also hit out at the company, saying they had spoken to bosses about their concerns.
Following the furor, Rogan took to Instagram to apologise and pledged to "balance things out".