![]() ![]() But either way, it seems that none of the pushback led to a drop in his listenership. According to the source, Rogan’s audience did not spike due to a particular event and has instead been consistently growing. Spotify eventually removed dozens of Rogan’s past episodes and added an advisory warning to ones that mentioned COVID-19.Īlthough Spotify doesn’t publicly share subscriber numbers for The Joe Rogan Experience, a source reportedly pushed back against Rogan’s claims to The Hollywood Reporter. “During the height of it all, I gained 2 million subscribers.” Rogan has been criticized for his past use of the N-word, as well as concerns that his podcast has been a vector for misinformation about COVID-19. ![]() “It’s interesting, my subscriptions went up massively - that’s what’s crazy,” he said. And in Friday’s episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, the podcaster claimed that all the recent controversy actually boosted his following on Spotify. In February, Time estimated that 11 million people tune into the podcast per episode. Looks like no press is bad press for Joe Rogan.
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