Joe Rogan: SHOCKED by True Origin Story of Count Dracula

I watched one last night with my daughter where you guys went to Romania oh, the draculous castle Yeah, well, this is Vlad's tapestry. That's, actually, where one of his castles supposedly lived or was, is that what it was, uh, yeah, one of, I think his main castle was different, but he fought like it was a battle there and we also went to his place of death, but yeah, how many people had died on that lot, probably in the thousands and thousands, yeah, sure, sure, yeah, the bottle of Dracula's urine that you take with you when you're in that guy's area like this guy for people don't know Dracula, Bram Stoker's book and all the movies were based on this man called Vlad the Impaler who used to have lunch while he, uh, had his enemies writhing on spikes in front of him, yeah, it was notoriously a ruse that, by the way, someone sent me that Matt piles on me this thing that he had been captured when he was younger, that he had been imprisoned when he was younger and had probably been raped and tortured and it's one of the re yeah, That's one of the reasons why I was such a ruthless person like him when I was very young.

I think I'll see if you can figure out that that guy is a monster, oh my god, there are so many people like that thing about the

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where you hear about what they did and you say this is the knight, oh yeah, you can reread that, I guess it says when Vlad was called to a diplomatic meeting in 1442 with Sultan Murad II. He brought his young sons Vlad III and Radu, but the meeting was actually a trap. The three were arrested and taken hostage. The elderly Vlad was released on the condition that he leave behind his children, oh God, years of captivity under the Ottomans.

Vlad and his younger brothers. They were tortured, oh, they were tutored in science, philosophy, in the arts. Vlad also became a skilled horseman, a warrior. According to some ac

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s, however, he may have been imprisoned and tortured during part of that time during which he would have witnessed the impalement of the Ottoman enemies of him. It's scary, there are even rumors that he would drink the blood of his enemies, which is why he is compared so much to Dracula, yes, Jesus Christ regresses a little, the rest of Vlad's family, however, failed even worse, his father was overthrown as ruler of How is that word said by local warlords and was killed in the marshes near Baltini Wallachia in 1447?

Vlad's older brother, Mercia, was tortured, blinded, and buried alive. Oh geez, people were rude, oh yeah, that directly means son of the Dragon, well, in Romania, they say. means devil now they call him Dracula they use that term like them um but it used to be interchangeable with devil that's what it used to mean dragonborn was what he was

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ally but nowadays they say he's devil yeah amazing that that guy then became what that everyone thinks of as the guy with the straight back hair who is a vampire, right, the character you know. Did you see the Bram Stoker movie, yeah, with Gary Oldman, great movie, yeah, that's wild, he literally created the character that I created? vampire and well, there were movies like have you ever seen Nosferatu?

I'm sure that's honestly probably the scariest figure in my style. That was what year 1922 was nosferatu. Wow, damn, because that was a silent movie too. I think so, she was mute. I saw that movie at the public library when I was seven years old. I hate this guy yeah oh my god what a great monster movie. But what a great character and he lived in coffins and was on a boat. Oh, I hate her, yes. It was the

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al vampire, yeah, I mean, one of the best original horror movies was that, it's a remake, it's different, Werner is a remake, oh really, Werner Herzog remade it, no, when did he do that?

No, that's what he said. No joke, 1922 remake, yes, 2019. Well, I never heard from Peep about this. Wow? Surely not. Oh, it's fine.