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SNL rehearsals and a social-media exit on JRE Clips

Shane Gillis joins Joe Rogan, Mark Normand and Ari Shaffir in the most-watched of seven new uploads.

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Shane Gillis on the SNL Monologue Backlash

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0:54Rogan and Gillis discuss stepping away from Twitter and Instagram rather than reading online criticism.
2:04Gillis contrasts deleting social media with reading reactions after his earlier SNL firing.
3:44Gillis explains that comedian guest hosts write their own stand-up monologues for SNL.
6:07Shaffir recalls sending a sketch idea from Tunisia without realizing Gillis's hosting appearance had already happened.

JRE Clips gave its week room for dinosaurs, Paddy Pimblett and Roman history, but the biggest new audience came for comedians comparing notes on life after a controversial monologue.

"Shane Gillis on the SNL Monologue Backlash" has passed a million views. Taken from The Joe Rogan Experience's Protect Our Parks gathering, the clip finds Gillis explaining why he deleted social media rather than repeat his earlier habit of reading the criticism. Rogan, Mark Normand and Ari Shaffir join the conversation, which also offers a practical glimpse behind SNL: Gillis explains that comedian hosts bring their own stand-up material, rather than simply receiving a scripted monologue.

Shaffir supplies the wonderfully mistimed correspondence. While in Tunisia, he texted Gillis a sketch idea for his hosting appearance, unaware that the appearance, and its noisy aftermath, had already happened. In the comments, viewers return to the gym-clothing observations behind the controversy, with several comparing Gillis's material to Jimmy Carr's.

Elsewhere, two Paddy Pimblett excerpts cover his signature choke, his next fight and the origins of his dispute with Ilia Topuria. Kenneth Lacovara's appearance supplies dinosaur discussion, including a clip titled "What Jurassic Park Got Wrong About Dinosaurs". The Nero story is currently drawing the next-largest daily audience after Gillis, just above the Pimblett choke excerpt.

The channel added roughly six million views over the week, while its subscriber count stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is a little below its usual level. Among fellow interview channels, Shawn Ryan Show had a substantial week of viewing and subscriber growth; Team Coco's daily views were softer than usual. For JRE Clips, the new Protect Our Parks excerpt is doing the most work right now.

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