The silver lining is, if somebody thinks "I don't want to become like my dad", they're much better than that. Some people react to abuse by abusing other people, and others react to it by rejecting it completely.
Dude same!!! I didn’t even see this comment yet and said “damn that’s deep” and almost cried (I never cry) when he said that part. Idk if you ever saw the WWE documentary “Beyond the Mat”. Made around 1999 or 2000. But when it focuses on Jake the Snake I remember he says how he hated his father not being present in his life and then he cries and says how he abandoned his daughter and says “I hated my father for leaving but my God, I’ve become the same exact thing...the same exact thing”. As a father, that part hit me hard
@@markmullins5822 stfu man. You read shit and believe you know shit. Jake didn't do shit to you but you still felt the need to open your Fucking mouth. YOU are plastic son. A pretender. A great flash and nothing more.
I met Jake a couple years ago. He made fun of me for wearing a Suzuki motorcylce racing jacket, but then he passed off some wisdom: "don't turn out like me, kid."
Jake is a standup man. Suffering trauma at the hands of your parents is incomprehensible & it murders a part of your soul. He is helping so many by talking about his personal hell & how he chooses to overcome it. We love you Jake & you deserve to be loved.
Totally but then you go to that story Jake told about the snake biting incident with Macho Man which was one of the funniest things ive ever heard in my life. This was by far one of the best JRE episodes ever. Drama, comedy, stories, and inspiration.God Damn I love Jake Roberts
Jake sharing his story with us makes it a little easier for me to talk about mine and I didn’t wanna talk about mine for a long time but now I have Some of my peace back not all of it but some
Yeah look at jakes child hood hes actually got a good excuse for being a drunk coke head he was always trying to drown those child hood memories away can u blame him ???
The saddest part about this isn't just the interview. It's the fact that so many people in the comments can relate. It really gives you insight about the world we're living in.
There is something dark, yes. But it is uplifting to know that people are actually TALKING about it, not just keeping it all inside. There is some form of healing, there.
You didn't deserve what you got Jake. Nobody deserves that. You're a great man for standing up, getting past it all and more importantly, wanting to help others.
The thing jake describes.... the look. The smell isn't always sexual abuse sometimes it's just physical... but yes you can see a kid who is hurting if you've been there before.
100 % accurate,it's almost like you have hightened senses at a primitive level to protect yourself...you can read everything about someone by how they hold themselves,how they communicate,you can even read someone well enough that they could be covered and back turned towards you but you can tell by how they walk that you know who it is,and most importantly the eyes are the words to every book written in human character.
I wish Joe would have asked more on that. Maybe the sense is unexplainable but how he described the kid's behavior sounded like a typical shy kid too me. As a kid I was horrible at making eye contact, my parents would have to insist on me to say something when talking to a stranger, when I was real little I was one of those kids that hid behind their parents legs, but I was never abused. I guarantee throughout Jake's career he has talked to countless amount of shy kids. What's the difference between a normal shy kid and one that's abused?
SSB Gogeta fan channel that’s not necessarily true. My son is very shy but that’s because he has Aspergers. Very smart and comfortable around people he knows but he clams up in social situations.
@@rvenang1 i was going to sa the same i also have aspergers and im a bit of a recluse when it comes to people im not comfortable with even at 23 not as bad as when i was young mind but still what he was describing can be mistaken for someone with autism
My maternal grandfather died when I was 14 years old. I met him for the first time as he laid in a casket. My mother would never take us around him. She had to go through sexual abuse from him along with her sisters. Her brothers used to get beat with objects including hammers. They were even knocked out cold a couple times. She still suffers from all of this and living through it has made her a stronger and more compassionate and caring person. Jake has no doubt suffered because of his experiences. Takes one hell of a human being to be able to push forward like he has.
Love yourself and I pray you find acceptance for all the horror we go through in this existence just as well as we accept the beautiful experiences ❤ Love conquers all.
@@les3316 You do understand that this comment by this brave amazing woman is part of the reason why Jake is talking about his experience now...to encourage others to come forward and own their experiences...yes most of it is for his own healing but there is also an aspect of hoping individuals like Rosemary will start speaking their truth as well.
Gaboxxy, because 3 square meals a day, access to TV and internet, whilst costing you 60k/yr per inmate in taxes is hell? Doesn’t sound like hell to me, sounds like a good deal.
Hopefully after Jake this species will be exist. I think Hitler and the ancient Spartans show us some people in our society do not belong. While I disagree with Nazis and Spartans methods. I think predators should be killed with a quick military trial than shot . That will make this GO away .
Jake never wrote promos though.. All the great old school wrestlers went over a few key points to touch on then they improvised from there. Thts why Mick Foley is my favorite promo of all time, but Jake is definitely up there.
I think he has peace of mind and given what he's been through I think that's worth a whole lot more than something short term and fleeting like "happiness."
@@BeegYoshi24 did I offend u by wishing Jake happiness? Sorry I thought peace of mind and happiness were closely related since without peace of mind u can never be happy. Well next time I'll say, fuck it he will never be happy but I hope he finds peace of mind.
Watch "the resurrection of jake the snake". It literally shows how he went from junkie and alcoholic to the person in this podcast. I myself am not even a wwe fan and still found it very interesting.
you can literally hear Rogan's voice trembling when he praised Jake for overcoming such a hellacious life and i don't blame him. what a fucking warrior my god, to work past everything he had to endure.
I like how he says, “You can’t send that kid back into that house! What chance does he have now?!” And he’s right! Most of the time they think they’re BS-ing!
I was sexually abused by my fathers best friend when I was 14 years old. I allowed it to continue and didn’t speak out because I had an 11 year old sister who I wanted to protect. I was afraid she would become his next target if I tried to fight it. You can overcome trauma and you can learn to enjoy life again. Speak out and get help. Someone will care for you. Someone will listen. ♥️♥️♥️
Jake Browne I do agree that I should have spoken up sooner. However, it’s now been years since that monster has harmed me. Thankfully he never did hurt my sister.
Tasha Hatzidakis What a vile and inhumane thing to say. You are a hateful and cruel insect. I hope you never experience what I or Jake have lived through. And may no one ever speak to you the way you just spoke.
Sexual abuse is pretty serious. I have a degree in Criminology and remember learning in one of my classes that 1 in 4 native women have been sexually abused. Any kind of abuse on children really affects their young mind. Its sad to know this happens so much. Fortunately we have people like you and Jake who show us that regardless of what we have been through, we can heal and find peace in our lives. Thank you
Jake has been through the ringer, major props to DDP for helping him out when he needed it. Definitely watch Resurrection of Jake the Snake on Netflix.
Best line on dealing with mental Illnesses, " It don't cure it... you never get OVER it...but I can deal with it now!" That should be a fcking poster hanging in every mental health institution. Amen brother.
Anyone who says "all you need to do is get help" doesn't know anything about mental illness. It's day to day, sometimes minute to minute, because you really don't know what will trigger and episode because that monster you have inside your head controls everything. Pills make you a zombie, "getting help" buries you because you, as Jake said, don't want to remember, you want to forget and overcome it. . .and the lack of understand everyone has in the general public reinforces the monster's controlling thought that you are everything the monster makes you.
Him talking about being afraid of his own children is something ive learned. My dads dad was afraid of children and would never be alone with them for this fear. My dad never changed a diaper never hugged or told me or my siblings about how much he loved us untill we are all now adults. We are all closer to our father now and realized he didnt mean nothing negitive by it. We were never abused but very confused but jake basically said it word for word. Breaking generational trauma takes a life time and I believe my dad and his did made my life easier for me and my children now, who I tell I love and hug every day.
ddp yoga is only expensive yoga. i was able to kick methadone and stimulants injections thanks to yogani and his advanced yoga prsctices progran, which it doesnt involve infomercials or make moneys on promise to revolve lifes or lose weight but the trip with yoga is hard, u need first to learn meditate on a mind mantra, the n meditate in lotus, doing spinal breathing pranayama, bandas, make calisthenics and being hungry to start as a new being
I cant help, as a 37yr old man who works with individuals who've gone thru similar abuse, but to sit here and cry my eyes out. I can feel his pain in the subtle hesitations in his voice.
"I learned to lie at a young age, because lying could take me to a safe place...." Me myself learned early on that lying to others and myself, justifying using drugs and alcohol to help myself believe those lies is exactly how I dealt with alot of my issues. I know probably thousands felt the same thing watching this, and those who haven't reached out or who haven't gotten help to deal with these issue's and detangle the years of lies and abuse, here's a community to let you know your not alone and would love to help you.❤
He even tells his life story like he's cutting a promo. What a genius he was and strong as hell for telling his life story. He was doing his promos with real pain and darkness.
I was sexual abused as a kid & how he describes the effects of such malice is spot on. The way he describes it reminds me of how I felt when I was going through that as a kid. I still struggle with getting over it sometimes in which I probably need help to overcome but I hope this video reminds other people that went through that, that they are not alone. I always felt like no one could understand my pain & struggles but this shows me other people have & still go through this
Its a feeling... You can feel it, smell it, taste it. This is so sad! To see another person especially a child and can't help him.I respect this man so much for talking about this huge problem in our society.
Proud of you, you literally rose from the ashes of a fire you cant extinguishe and learned to be fire proof. I loved you in the WWF as a kid, still love you now.
Man I didn't know him till now but I got mad respect for the guy. I wasn't sexually abused but mentally and that's the exact reason I wanna help others like me.
Jake the Snake Roberts is such a pure man and deserves a warm, happy life for the rest of his years. He is a legend in the WWE and I'll always make sure to tell stories to my kids/grandkids about his matches.
This gun entertained me so much when I was younger. One of my best memories in life is when I went to watch WWF in NJ at Brendyn Byrne arena with my aunt. My parents got us tickets and he wrestled that night. My aunt and I were so excited to see it live and it was her birthday present. She literally CRIED when my dad gave her the tickets to go with me. We were a few rows from the ring and I can’t remember if I ever had more fun in my life. My aunt died of cancer over a decade ago and she was sick her whole life. This guy is a hero and I wish she was here now to hear this story. I watched the interview right after you did it and just rewatched this. Everytime I hear Jake the snake I think of her.
In the 80's, my sister was a receptionist at the hotel the wrestlers used while in town. She said the sweetest and kindest among all of them, was Jake.
God bless you, Jake. Thank you for sharing your story. I just heard from Michael Malice's appearance on Joe's show that this clip saved his friend's life. Well done!
Not even 2 minutes in and I had to pause it. That shit hit me like a truck. I had no idea. I knew who Jake was but I only knew a little bit of the DDP stuff and his time with WWE but that was it. This whole podcast was phenomenal. Nothing but respect for this guy. I wish he could go on cause I could listen to him talk all day.
I relate to Jake. Been through a lot of the same kind of shit in my life. Find people you can trust and they will help you. It is tough going at times but healing will happen if you are diligent . It took me 37 years to even remember the abuse I suffered ,I'm 46 now and I'm getting the help I need. I have a lot of work to do still.
As a person, who was also abused, as a child, I really do understand the drive, to help others, in need. I often say, that I don't want others to experience the same pain. We try our best to break the cycle of pain. But it is so hard, to keep yourself together. You are so strong, for sharing your story and I wish you peace, in your road to recovery
Thank you for being so vulnerable on this show. You have no idea how many people you helped and touched by sharing your strength and hope. I love you Jake
JRE! We need more stuff like this! Exposing the parts of real life at any level. Jake the snake Roberts, childhood hero! I’m 36 years old I went through similar experiences! Man than is relieving to know we are all human!
Omg! Jake is being so open and honest and his share is so beautiful. My heart goes out to him. This is why it’s so important to get mental help as soon as possible so people don’t feel the need to self-medicate with alcohol or drugs. Stay strong and your Higher Power loves you and is watching over you.
This poor man has been through so much! My heart aches hearing his pain. God Bless Him! Keep talking about it, knowledge is power! Predator’s can smell a broken person a mile away.
Heavy shit dude::: may you find peace in your heart and soul man Look at you joe rogan. A platform you could use for anything and you are doing so much good. Thanks joe rogan.
"Because I was afraid I was going to turn as my father, I never wanted that".....that line hits you right there in the heart man
People that do that to kids are sick.
The silver lining is, if somebody thinks "I don't want to become like my dad", they're much better than that. Some people react to abuse by abusing other people, and others react to it by rejecting it completely.
Poor Jake, I've never felt so symphathetic for someone I've never met in my life. God bless Jake
Dude same!!! I didn’t even see this comment yet and said “damn that’s deep” and almost cried (I never cry) when he said that part.
Idk if you ever saw the WWE documentary “Beyond the Mat”. Made around 1999 or 2000. But when it focuses on Jake the Snake I remember he says how he hated his father not being present in his life and then he cries and says how he abandoned his daughter and says “I hated my father for leaving but my God, I’ve become the same exact thing...the same exact thing”. As a father, that part hit me hard
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You are not your father Jake, you are a good man. It's not your fault.
It's not your fault
It's hard to imagine you're not the animal that made you
Good will hunting
Jake is still a Con Man Sleazebag
@@markmullins5822 stfu man. You read shit and believe you know shit. Jake didn't do shit to you but you still felt the need to open your Fucking mouth.
YOU are plastic son. A pretender. A great flash and nothing more.
I met Jake a couple years ago. He made fun of me for wearing a Suzuki motorcylce racing jacket, but then he passed off some wisdom: "don't turn out like me, kid."
Lmaoo 💀💯
He was right for the most part and drunk coke head
Jake is a standup man. Suffering trauma at the hands of your parents is incomprehensible & it murders a part of your soul. He is helping so many by talking about his personal hell & how he chooses to overcome it. We love you Jake & you deserve to be loved.
Naw. He has a bunch of kids he was never there for….. def of a loser. Trauma doesn’t mean you can have a bunch of kids you don’t take care of …
Damn. This the darkest moment in JRE history
*but it needed to be said*
JokerL1000 did you see the nick Yarris ep
Totally but then you go to that story Jake told about the snake biting incident with Macho Man which was one of the funniest things ive ever heard in my life. This was by far one of the best JRE episodes ever. Drama, comedy, stories, and inspiration.God Damn I love Jake Roberts
I agree, I also believe David Choe talking about Anthony Bourdain's suicide is also very dark
darkes was probably the guy that spent like 20 years in death row
My God. My problems are trivial.
Jake sharing his story with us makes it a little easier for me to talk about mine and I didn’t wanna talk about mine for a long time but now I have Some of my peace back not all of it but some
I cried I had no shoes until I met the man with no legs
Yeah look at jakes child hood hes actually got a good excuse for being a drunk coke head he was always trying to drown those child hood memories away can u blame him ???
The saddest part about this isn't just the interview. It's the fact that so many people in the comments can relate. It really gives you insight about the world we're living in.
There is something dark, yes. But it is uplifting to know that people are actually TALKING about it, not just keeping it all inside.
There is some form of healing, there.
This is a real man talking right here. I salute his honesty through his pain
As a dad to a 3 yr old girl..that first statement about holding his daughter hurts my heart.
Me too
I've got a 9 year old daughter and I have prepared myself mentally to be a cold-blooded killer to any person that ever harms her.
@@winningbiggly6419 you don't need to prepare yourself. It's a go to mode
He probably prepares so he's capable of inflicting the most damage possible. Fuck hanging, child abusers should be beat to death.
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Jake, you don't have to be broken anymore. We love you! We support you!
Unfortunately he will always be broken.
Samuel Woods thanks for the ray of sunshine.
This got me
You can glue a broken vase back together.
But it will always be a broken vase.
@@badgerbush3556 True true but just like an old car, Jake did recover and extended his lifespan.
You didn't deserve what you got Jake. Nobody deserves that. You're a great man for standing up, getting past it all and more importantly, wanting to help others.
“I was afraid I would turn into my father.”
Goddamn.
Jake needs his own podcast channel. He has the stories, the experiences,the voice...etc
I'm not sure but I think he has a podcast
Pretty sure he has his own podcast
@@carlosroa8346 whats the name?
Bruno Souza Jake the snake unleashed
@@carlosroa8346 thank you very much good sir
This is a man that has seen it all. Its amazing what he has overcome. He's also a very fascinating person. I could hear him talk for hours.
Waukegan!!!!
Totally!
Child sexual abuse, particularly by close relatives, is much more prevalent than you realize.
Don't buy a house close to a Catholic Church.
@@indiglo1971 or go to your dad's house
I was the "lucky" one of my brothers that wasn't sexually abused. All my brothers had that experience and somehow I got out clean.
@@ShinbrigTVhow they turn out ?
@@ShinbrigTV I think you were the ugly one lol
When Joe said you're a powerful man, really hit. I was like yeah man this guy is a good guy.
You hear the pain in his voice. Glad he has happy now.
The thing jake describes.... the look. The smell isn't always sexual abuse sometimes it's just physical... but yes you can see a kid who is hurting if you've been there before.
Speak the Truth Against the Pedo
_...and sever the creature's spinal cord_
*It has not earned an intact one.*
100 % accurate,it's almost like you have hightened senses at a primitive level to protect yourself...you can read everything about someone by how they hold themselves,how they communicate,you can even read someone well enough that they could be covered and back turned towards you but you can tell by how they walk that you know who it is,and most importantly the eyes are the words to every book written in human character.
I wish Joe would have asked more on that. Maybe the sense is unexplainable but how he described the kid's behavior sounded like a typical shy kid too me. As a kid I was horrible at making eye contact, my parents would have to insist on me to say something when talking to a stranger, when I was real little I was one of those kids that hid behind their parents legs, but I was never abused. I guarantee throughout Jake's career he has talked to countless amount of shy kids. What's the difference between a normal shy kid and one that's abused?
SSB Gogeta fan channel that’s not necessarily true. My son is very shy but that’s because he has Aspergers. Very smart and comfortable around people he knows but he clams up in social situations.
@@rvenang1 i was going to sa the same i also have aspergers and im a bit of a recluse when it comes to people im not comfortable with even at 23 not as bad as when i was young mind but still what he was describing can be mistaken for someone with autism
My maternal grandfather died when I was 14 years old. I met him for the first time as he laid in a casket. My mother would never take us around him. She had to go through sexual abuse from him along with her sisters. Her brothers used to get beat with objects including hammers. They were even knocked out cold a couple times. She still suffers from all of this and living through it has made her a stronger and more compassionate and caring person. Jake has no doubt suffered because of his experiences. Takes one hell of a human being to be able to push forward like he has.
When he said he can tell other kids are abused I totally understood that and I agree.
You can never forget abuse like that. I haven’t! I’m 53. His life mirrors mine. Much respect to you Jake!
I like talking about you you you you you shubilee but occasionally I wanna talk about meeeeeeeeee
Jake you the man, much love
Rosemary I hope your in a better place emotionally and psychologically.
Love yourself and I pray you find acceptance for all the horror we go through in this existence just as well as we accept the beautiful experiences ❤ Love conquers all.
@@les3316 You do understand that this comment by this brave amazing woman is part of the reason why Jake is talking about his experience now...to encourage others to come forward and own their experiences...yes most of it is for his own healing but there is also an aspect of hoping individuals like Rosemary will start speaking their truth as well.
I totally Agree with the public hanging for predators comment.
We can never have the death penalty without a perfect judicial system. Innocent people are always caught up in the system.
I disagree. I preffer them going through living hell in prison. Giving them a quick death is being too generous.
Capital punishment is the only why to go
Gaboxxy, because 3 square meals a day, access to TV and internet, whilst costing you 60k/yr per inmate in taxes is hell?
Doesn’t sound like hell to me, sounds like a good deal.
I SECOUND THAT, CHILD PREDATORS NEED TOURTURE ,THEN A BULLET 2 THE HEAD.
Damn, this man can tell a story, and write a promo. It’s a quickly dying breed. Kudos to this legend.
Hopefully after Jake this species will be exist. I think Hitler and the ancient Spartans show us some people in our society do not belong. While I disagree with Nazis and Spartans methods. I think predators should be killed with a quick military trial than shot . That will make this GO away .
Jake never wrote promos though.. All the great old school wrestlers went over a few key points to touch on then they improvised from there. Thts why Mick Foley is my favorite promo of all time, but Jake is definitely up there.
That was the one of the saddest things I ever heard.
Man I hope this dude finds happiness
I think he has peace of mind and given what he's been through I think that's worth a whole lot more than something short term and fleeting like "happiness."
@@BeegYoshi24 did I offend u by wishing Jake happiness? Sorry I thought peace of mind and happiness were closely related since without peace of mind u can never be happy. Well next time I'll say, fuck it he will never be happy but I hope he finds peace of mind.
@@FLsurferHurricanePLZ The dude is clean and well respected these days. I'd say he's happy or at least getting there.
He is doing good now now he works for AEW
This is some dark stuff... had no idea 💔
Watch "the resurrection of jake the snake". It literally shows how he went from junkie and alcoholic to the person in this podcast. I myself am not even a wwe fan and still found it very interesting.
Watch the news dark side of the ring talkin bout grizzley Smith makes dad talk about creepy his dad needed hanging
you can literally hear Rogan's voice trembling when he praised Jake for overcoming such a hellacious life and i don't blame him. what a fucking warrior my god, to work past everything he had to endure.
I like how he says, “You can’t send that kid back into that house! What chance does he have now?!” And he’s right! Most of the time they think they’re BS-ing!
I was sexually abused by my fathers best friend when I was 14 years old. I allowed it to continue and didn’t speak out because I had an 11 year old sister who I wanted to protect. I was afraid she would become his next target if I tried to fight it.
You can overcome trauma and you can learn to enjoy life again. Speak out and get help. Someone will care for you. Someone will listen. ♥️♥️♥️
Jordan Tropila you should have talked cause when you grow too old then she would be his next target cause all pedos have a age they like to stay with
Jake Browne I do agree that I should have spoken up sooner. However, it’s now been years since that monster has harmed me. Thankfully he never did hurt my sister.
you was feeling it , didn’t want that to stop at all lol
Tasha Hatzidakis What a vile and inhumane thing to say. You are a hateful and cruel insect. I hope you never experience what I or Jake have lived through. And may no one ever speak to you the way you just spoke.
Sexual abuse is pretty serious. I have a degree in Criminology and remember learning in one of my classes that 1 in 4 native women have been sexually abused. Any kind of abuse on children really affects their young mind. Its sad to know this happens so much. Fortunately we have people like you and Jake who show us that regardless of what we have been through, we can heal and find peace in our lives. Thank you
It amazes me how Joe has such a quality show
Tyler Ferrell cuz he doesn’t talk to celebs and their bullshit
@@Enrique-peralta still doing better than you ; you internet troll
@@tylerferrell2959 hes not a troll joe just has great guests.
@@Enrique-peralta on cbd
Tyler Ferrell It’s Joe’s guests which are good.
Jake Roberts life should be made a movie. It would touch every emotion
Word.
Short drop and a quick stop is what jakes dad needed..must respect to DDP he is a Angel
Jake has been through the ringer, major props to DDP for helping him out when he needed it. Definitely watch Resurrection of Jake the Snake on Netflix.
i can’t find that on Netflix??
Is it good? I never had the Gaul to watch it
May I ask what it is called, I searched what you called it and it’s not there
Marcel Roberge it’s called the resurrection of jake the snake, it used to be on Netflix at least
GamesandReviews315 I missed the window for it I guess cuz I can’t find it. Thanks anyways.
Best line on dealing with mental Illnesses, " It don't cure it... you never get OVER it...but I can deal with it now!" That should be a fcking poster hanging in every mental health institution. Amen brother.
Anyone who says "all you need to do is get help" doesn't know anything about mental illness. It's day to day, sometimes minute to minute, because you really don't know what will trigger and episode because that monster you have inside your head controls everything. Pills make you a zombie, "getting help" buries you because you, as Jake said, don't want to remember, you want to forget and overcome it. . .and the lack of understand everyone has in the general public reinforces the monster's controlling thought that you are everything the monster makes you.
Him talking about being afraid of his own children is something ive learned. My dads dad was afraid of children and would never be alone with them for this fear. My dad never changed a diaper never hugged or told me or my siblings about how much he loved us untill we are all now adults. We are all closer to our father now and realized he didnt mean nothing negitive by it. We were never abused but very confused but jake basically said it word for word. Breaking generational trauma takes a life time and I believe my dad and his did made my life easier for me and my children now, who I tell I love and hug every day.
" that came from Dallas not giving up on me"
Gosh , If only I have a friend like DDP 💔
ddp yoga is only expensive yoga.
i was able to kick methadone and stimulants injections thanks to yogani and his advanced yoga prsctices progran, which it doesnt involve infomercials or make moneys on promise to revolve lifes or lose weight
but the trip with yoga is hard, u need first to learn meditate on a mind mantra, the n meditate in lotus, doing spinal breathing pranayama, bandas, make calisthenics
and being hungry to start as a new being
I cant help, as a 37yr old man who works with individuals who've gone thru similar abuse, but to sit here and cry my eyes out. I can feel his pain in the subtle hesitations in his voice.
Jeez, that was hard to listen too
Then speak the truth against the Pedophile
@@foxhendrix Try going through what he has and then speak loud and clear. Nobody gives a shit about how he sounds, the guy is an inspiration.
All of you^^^ in this thread other than the original poster are fuckin idiots .
Fox Hendrix you really are a fucking douche, what does his voice have anything to do with this, stupid ignorant fuck
SPEAK TRUTH AGAINST THE PEDO
"I learned to lie at a young age, because lying could take me to a safe place...." Me myself learned early on that lying to others and myself, justifying using drugs and alcohol to help myself believe those lies is exactly how I dealt with alot of my issues. I know probably thousands felt the same thing watching this, and those who haven't reached out or who haven't gotten help to deal with these issue's and detangle the years of lies and abuse, here's a community to let you know your not alone and would love to help you.❤
Thank you friend. Going through the same thing and I’m 18
He even tells his life story like he's cutting a promo. What a genius he was and strong as hell for telling his life story. He was doing his promos with real pain and darkness.
I respect him more now.
I was sexual abused as a kid & how he describes the effects of such malice is spot on. The way he describes it reminds me of how I felt when I was going through that as a kid. I still struggle with getting over it sometimes in which I probably need help to overcome but I hope this video reminds other people that went through that, that they are not alone. I always felt like no one could understand my pain & struggles but this shows me other people have & still go through this
Franklyn Capolyn god bless you. Stay strong my friend
@@HEDGEHOGTV I thank you my brother
@Dr Phil maybe, maybe not and?
Franklyn Capolyn Sorry to hear man. It’s sad that there are mentally ill trolls who Would hurt someone on top of what you deal with. Don’t respond.
@BroskyWhoDatedHoski it's just as damaging. Maybe you don't feel like it's affected you but one day it might. GL man
This is a strong man, true strength. Damn.
Its a feeling... You can feel it, smell it, taste it. This is so sad! To see another person especially a child and can't help him.I respect this man so much for talking about this huge problem in our society.
Proud of you, you literally rose from the ashes of a fire you cant extinguishe and learned to be fire proof. I loved you in the WWF as a kid, still love you now.
That's not what literally means
Jesus, such incredible openness and honesty.
Jake is a damn inspiration to all people whom experienced child abuse, myself included. Seeing this really helped provide me with perspective.
Always respected how Jake overcame his struggles, but hearing this story has earned a whole new level of respect and understanding for Jake.
Man I didn't know him till now but I got mad respect for the guy. I wasn't sexually abused but mentally and that's the exact reason I wanna help others like me.
Talk to a therapist
Therapist = The rapist
@@neveroffended45 stupidest word breakdown ever lol
..."tell me how to forget"... Epic
This has to be one of the most powerful podcast's Joe has done. What an immense human being, incredibly brave
Respect to Jake the Snake
it takes a strong mind to share the dark side, all the love to ya, great job joe with the subject matter
Heart breaking to hear. Can't comprehend how evil people can be.
Man, this interview put me in tears. This guy is a legend for trying to be a better man.
My heart goes out to jake big time
Jake’s story about his father breaks my heart. You can tell he’s a kind man. It’s so sick what some people are capable
Jake is a bloody inspiration, to go through what he did and still be standing tall despite his ups and downs, absolutely legendary.
Here after the Grizzly Smith documentary. My god man...
Jake the Snake Roberts is such a pure man and deserves a warm, happy life for the rest of his years. He is a legend in the WWE and I'll always make sure to tell stories to my kids/grandkids about his matches.
What a triumphant person. To go through that and overcome it, and be able to talk about it, laugh about it, to FEEL it. Wow.
Joe Rogan is my now favorite CZcams channel. This makes me think of my story I've always wanted to share it.
This gun entertained me so much when I was younger. One of my best memories in life is when I went to watch WWF in NJ at Brendyn Byrne arena with my aunt. My parents got us tickets and he wrestled that night. My aunt and I were so excited to see it live and it was her birthday present. She literally CRIED when my dad gave her the tickets to go with me. We were a few rows from the ring and I can’t remember if I ever had more fun in my life. My aunt died of cancer over a decade ago and she was sick her whole life. This guy is a hero and I wish she was here now to hear this story. I watched the interview right after you did it and just rewatched this. Everytime I hear Jake the snake I think of her.
So amazing to see him still alive, out the other end, and talking about it. It's such an inspiration.
Jeez man I’m so sorry for anyone going through that, i pray for you all!
In the 80's, my sister was a receptionist at the hotel the wrestlers used while in town. She said the sweetest and kindest among all of them, was Jake.
God bless you, Jake. Thank you for sharing your story. I just heard from Michael Malice's appearance on Joe's show that this clip saved his friend's life. Well done!
Not even 2 minutes in and I had to pause it. That shit hit me like a truck. I had no idea. I knew who Jake was but I only knew a little bit of the DDP stuff and his time with WWE but that was it. This whole podcast was phenomenal. Nothing but respect for this guy. I wish he could go on cause I could listen to him talk all day.
Trey he should have his own podcast like stone cold (if he doesn’t already have one)
It hurts my heart to hear my childhood hero go through such hell. But I know that he helped a lot of kids get through life.
Joe, this is one of the best interviews you've done.
I think ex-wrestlers have so many untold stories that need to be told.
So much can be learned from Jake Robert's story. Glad to see him clean
Love you Jake. Loved watching you as a kid too.
Relatable. 💜 Please keep talking, Jake! We need strong voices! God bless you.
I had the pleasure of meeting Jake. He is as real as it gets. A hero in more than one way. Nothing but RESPECT!!!
I relate to Jake. Been through a lot of the same kind of shit in my life. Find people you can trust and they will help you. It is tough going at times but healing will happen if you are diligent . It took me 37 years to even remember the abuse I suffered ,I'm 46 now and I'm getting the help I need. I have a lot of work to do still.
God Bless him for seeking out the help he needed and sharing his story to inspire others.
I needed this. Seeing these types of videos really helps in a way. Thank you.
Genuinely had a tear in my eye listening to this. This hit hard.
I will never forget Jake’s story after watching Beyond The Mat back in the day.
I was crying
Thankyou for you honesty Jake, if you ever see this, I have massive respect for you!
God bless this man he's been through so much and he's still standing tall and finding happiness.
Absolute respect and admiration for Jake the Snake and long live that man!!!
As a person, who was also abused, as a child, I really do understand the drive, to help others, in need.
I often say, that I don't want others to experience the same pain.
We try our best to break the cycle of pain. But it is so hard, to keep yourself together. You are so strong, for sharing your story and I wish you peace, in your road to recovery
Thank you for this video this actually helped me. It's hard to talk about the past.
Amazing interview. One of JRE's best. A powerful man with a character that blows me away.
Thanks for syaing "you're a powerful man", I feel like that as well now.
Thank you for being so vulnerable on this show. You have no idea how many people you helped and touched by sharing your strength and hope. I love you Jake
That is real journalism Joe. This is a quality interview. You are the man for having real people on.
an amazing resilient spirit. bless you, Jake
Damn my down ass had tears in my eyes listening to this man talk about what he went through
JRE! We need more stuff like this! Exposing the parts of real life at any level. Jake the snake Roberts, childhood hero! I’m 36 years old
I went through similar experiences! Man than is relieving to know we are all human!
Omg! Jake is being so open and honest and his share is so beautiful. My heart goes out to him.
This is why it’s so important to get mental help as soon as possible so people don’t feel the need to self-medicate with alcohol or drugs.
Stay strong and your Higher Power loves you and is watching over you.
This is such an important conversation. This is one of my favorites of all time.
This poor man has been through so much! My heart aches hearing his pain. God Bless Him! Keep talking about it, knowledge is power! Predator’s can smell a broken person a mile away.
Wow. So heavy, but people need to hear this. Jake your awesome dude
I grew up watching him wrestle. His interview is deeply touching...A genuine and decent man...
God bless joe. And jake. Where else would you see this honesty? You’re gold Jake. All the best from me
Jake the 🐍 legend. This podcast with him one best ever so well done
Heavy shit dude::: may you find peace in your heart and soul man Look at you joe rogan. A platform you could use for anything and you are doing so much good. Thanks joe rogan.