Alex Jones Reports: Joe Rogan is at War

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Alex Jones Reports: Joe Rogan is at War

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For those who may not be aware, Joe Rogan is largely walking away from YouTube to join Spotify. Reports are that he has signed a $100 million deal.

But there is a back story about censorship and what really went down and why Rogan is making the move.

Alex Jones reports it all:

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Stop Censoring Us, Big Tech!

The comedian's landmark shift away from the Google-owned streaming service could signal the start of a wave of creators moving away from the site – as it bafflingly attempts to pander to legacy media.

If you know podcasts, you know Joe Rogan. The American comedian has been producing his Joe Rogan Experience for more than a decade. He began just recording himself and his fellow comics shooting the breeze and smoking some weed before and after gigs.

Fast forward ten years and he has one of the biggest talk shows on the planet with presidential candidates, Hollywood megastars and billionaires queuing up to join him in the studio. The show has such enormous sway that it even managed to affect the price of Tesla stocks after Elon Musk took a toke on a joint during an interview.

In view of all this, it is perhaps not surprising that Spotify have just wooed the former Fear Factor presenter away from YouTube after writing him a cheque for a rumoured $100 million. That is proper, box office megabucks. To put it into context, that is more than Dr Phil, Howard Stern, Rush Limbaugh, Ellen DeGeneres and Ryan Seacrest were valued at last year by Forbes Magazine in their top five list of "World's Highest Paid Hosts".

This, on top of his always sold out arena tours as a comedian, his long-running deal with Netflix to screen his specials and his role as a colour commentator for the UFC have made Rogan a staggeringly wealthy man, and all from just talking.

Since its inception, the Joe Rogan Experience's home has been YouTube. His channel, "PowerfulJRE", has more than eight million subscribers and he pulls in around 400 million views a month. But despite these outrageous numbers and his ludicrous success on the medium, Rogan has decided to leave the platform. While he will keep updating his JRE Clips channel, which shows 5-15minute clips from his shows, his flagship multiple-hour broadcasts will be made available exclusively to Spotify.

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Watch the Alex Jones video at the website. It's wild.

Serious question. Are you making any money off posting all these links to very similar looking sites with similar content.

Why wouldn't you just post the infowars link?

[BADecker]

Watch the Alex Jones video at the website. It's wild.

Serious question. Are you making any money off posting all these links to very similar looking sites with similar content.

Why wouldn't you just post the infowars link?

Hadn't thought of posting the Infowars link. And now that you have mentioned it, people can search for it if they are interested, without me posting. So, thanks.

As for other links, somebody must be making money off them, or there wouldn't be any links. Not me, though. All I get the pleasure of showing folks another side of what's going on.