Comedian Joe Rogan says former US presidents contacted Spotify in an effort to remove his podcast. Speaking on his show, Rogan claims unspecified “presidents” spent “a lot of money” to try to get the podcast taken down, describing the effort as “nuts” but saying it “didn’t work.” He also characterizes the situation as “spooky,” while reiterating that the attempt failed. The claims are presented as Rogan’s account of events and do not include details such as which presidents were involved, when the contacts occurred, or what specific actions Spotify took in response. The reports from both outlets focus on Rogan’s comments, including his description of the effort and the amount of money he says was spent. Neither outlet provides independent verification or additional documentation of the alleged contacts.
Joe Rogan says former US presidents tried to remove his podcast from Spotify
Comedian Joe Rogan says former US presidents contacted Spotify in an effort to remove his podcast. Speaking on his show, Rogan claims unspecified “presidents” spent “a lot of money” to try to get the...
- Joe Rogan says former US presidents contacted Spotify about removing his podcast.
- Rogan claims the effort involved “a lot of money.”
- Rogan says the attempt to remove the podcast “didn’t work.”
- Rogan describes the situation as “nuts” and “spooky.”
- The reports rely on Rogan’s statements and do not provide supporting details or evidence.
‘They spent a lot of money, a lot of money. That part was spooky,’ the comedian said
2 months ago“It was nuts, but it didn't work, right? But they tried. They spent a lot of money, a lot of money.”
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