Duncan Trussell and Joe Rogan are astonished by Elon Musk's exceptional gaming skills: "It's so crazy"

On episode #2247 of The Joe Rogan Experience, the popular podcaster hosted fellow standup comic Duncan Trussell, with whom he expressed awe for Elon Musk's elite-level gaming skills. The SpaceX CEO is the world's wealthiest person and, consequently, among the world's busiest.

Yet, despite his overwhelming schedule, he finds the time to play video games. However, not only does Musk game, he games competitively and at an extremely high-level, with a favorite of his being 'Diablo 4,' in which he is ranked in the leaderboard's top 20 across the globe. Trussell said:

"It is insane. When I was addicted to that f***ing game, I just wasn't sleeping because I had to do dad duty in the day, Diablo at night. And I was... I sucked! So when you realize this guy [Elon Musk], shooting rockets into space. Making e-vehicles, starting a new f***ing department of the government, is also the top [Diablo player]."

An astonished Rogan burst into laughter and said:

"It's so crazy!"

Check out Joe Rogan and Duncan Trussell praise Elon Musk's gaming (44:52):

This isn't the first time Rogan has expressed amazement over Musk or CEOs in general, for that matter. He is on record waxing lyrical about Dana White's otherworldly gambling skills, while also recognizing that the latter is partaking in a world that he never would.

He is also close friends with both Musk and White, the former of whom he has hosted on his podcast several times.

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Joe Rogan and Duncan Trussell previously reacted to 'God of War' on stream

Back in 2018, Joe Rogan welcomed Duncan Trussell on episode #1137 of his podcast, during which they ended up having a discussion about the video game industry. Trussell, in particular, expressed deep admiration for the 2018 release of 'God of War,' with Rogan reacting to it in real-time.

"Pull up a video. Let me see 'God of War.' The graphics look pretty f***ing incredible."

Check out Joe Rogan and Duncan Trussell reacting to 'God of War' (1:05:37):

While Rogan himself isn't an avid gamer, instead pursuing other hobbies like martial arts and hunting, he previously revealed that he was once addicted to a first-person shooter game called 'Quake,' which was released in 1996.