He said: "One of things Spotify wants to do, that I agree with, is that at the beginning of these controversial podcasts-specifically the ones about COVID-is to put a disclaimer and say that you should speak with your physician and that these people and the opinions that they express are contrary to the opinions of the consensus of experts, which I think is very important. I'm all in for The Rock."Įlsewhere in his video on Sunday, Rogan addressed the changes Spotify is planning to make in light of the fallout from controversial guests. "I'd vote for him," said Rogan during a conversation on his podcast, per Men's Health. Back in March 2020, amid rife speculation that Johnson was planning to run for office, Rogan said he would back the screen star if he ever made a bid for the White House. Johnson and Rogan have long had a friendly relationship. Look forward to coming on one day and breaking out the tequila with you." Schwartz/Getty ImagesĬommenting on Rogan's post, wrestler-turned-actor Johnson wrote: "Great stuff here brother.
But I try to correct things if I have done, because I am interested in telling the truth and finding out what the truth is.ĭwayne Johnson (L) has spoken out in support of Joe Rogan (R), after the former "Fear Factor" host addressed the controversy surrounding his podcast and what has been widely criticized as COVID-19 misinformation shared on it by previous guests. "Have I got things wrong before? Absolutely. "I'm just a person who sits down with people and has conversations with them," he said. Robert Malone-whose takes on the pandemic have proved to be controversial, Rogan said that his show had become an "out of control juggernaut that I barely have control of." Rogan addressed the controversy in a video shared on his Instagram account on Sunday evening, stating that he supported Spotify's move to add disclaimers on controversial episodes, and would make an effort to book guests with diverse opinions.Īfter defending "very highly credentialed, highly intelligent, very accomplished" previous podcast guests Dr.
Joining the chorus of detractors, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle-who signed a multi-year deal with the streaming giant-on Sunday released a statement in which they expressed "concerns" to Spotify over the spread of "COVID misinformation." Read more Trevor Noah Mocks Joe Rogan for Controversial Comments on Black Identity
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