Title : Joe Rogan: This podcast is "nothing that I've prepared for." It's become "some out-of-control juggernaut I barely have control of."
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Joe Rogan: This podcast is "nothing that I've prepared for." It's become "some out-of-control juggernaut I barely have control of."
He never even had the idea of becoming this successful with the podcast. It started with him "just fucking around with my friends and having fun and talking, and then, when it became popular, other people wanted to come on," he says in this 10-minute message to the world.
He says he's going to "do my best, in the future, to balance things out."
"But my point of doing this is just to create interesting conversations.... So, if I've pissed you off, I'm sorry. If you enjoy the podcast, thank you... Thank you to all the supporters, and even thank you to the haters, because it's good to have some haters. It makes you reassess what you're doing and put things into perspective... Thank you and, uh, I'm going to do my best."
He says multiple times that he has no hard feelings against Neil Young, that he loves Neil Young. He tells a story of working as a security guard at an outdoor amphitheater when he was a teenager and quitting the night Neil Young played — not because he didn't like Neil Young but because people in the audience were making bonfires to keep warm and not taking kindly to the security guards who were required to put out the fires. Joe put a regular shirt over his security guard shirt and walked away.
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Hey, Neil Young, go on Joe Rogan's podcast. He's offered you love. Return the gesture.
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ADD: Rogan has offered Young a graceful way out of the hole he climbed down into and that only Joni Mitchell and Nils Lofgren jumped in after. It wasn't the lemmingfest he might have hoped for.
This is apt:
There are a ton of tweets out here claiming that Willie Nelson, Bruce Springsteen, Barbra Streisand, Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones, Dave Grohl, and others have left Spotify.
— BrooklynDad_Defiant! (@mmpadellan) January 31, 2022
It's BULLSHIT.
You don't fight misinformation with more crazy misinformation. PLEASE STOP.
OR: Do you think Joe is trying to con us? Are you thinking all the thank yous and love and me and my friends were just fooling around are some kind of trick?
IN THE COMMENTS: Lucien says (correctly quoting Rogan, who I'm sure was doing it on purpose):
When Rogan says: "I love Joni Mitchell, I love her music, 'Chuck E.'s in Love' is a great song" I hope he's doing that on purpose.
He never even had the idea of becoming this successful with the podcast. It started with him "just fucking around with my friends and having fun and talking, and then, when it became popular, other people wanted to come on," he says in this 10-minute message to the world.
He says he's going to "do my best, in the future, to balance things out."
"But my point of doing this is just to create interesting conversations.... So, if I've pissed you off, I'm sorry. If you enjoy the podcast, thank you... Thank you to all the supporters, and even thank you to the haters, because it's good to have some haters. It makes you reassess what you're doing and put things into perspective... Thank you and, uh, I'm going to do my best."
He says multiple times that he has no hard feelings against Neil Young, that he loves Neil Young. He tells a story of working as a security guard at an outdoor amphitheater when he was a teenager and quitting the night Neil Young played — not because he didn't like Neil Young but because people in the audience were making bonfires to keep warm and not taking kindly to the security guards who were required to put out the fires. Joe put a regular shirt over his security guard shirt and walked away.
Hey, Neil Young, go on Joe Rogan's podcast. He's offered you love. Return the gesture.
***
ADD: Rogan has offered Young a graceful way out of the hole he climbed down into and that only Joni Mitchell and Nils Lofgren jumped in after. It wasn't the lemmingfest he might have hoped for.
This is apt:
There are a ton of tweets out here claiming that Willie Nelson, Bruce Springsteen, Barbra Streisand, Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones, Dave Grohl, and others have left Spotify.
— BrooklynDad_Defiant! (@mmpadellan) January 31, 2022
It's BULLSHIT.
You don't fight misinformation with more crazy misinformation. PLEASE STOP.
OR: Do you think Joe is trying to con us? Are you thinking all the thank yous and love and me and my friends were just fooling around are some kind of trick?
IN THE COMMENTS: Lucien says (correctly quoting Rogan, who I'm sure was doing it on purpose):
When Rogan says: "I love Joni Mitchell, I love her music, 'Chuck E.'s in Love' is a great song" I hope he's doing that on purpose.
Thus articles Joe Rogan: This podcast is "nothing that I've prepared for." It's become "some out-of-control juggernaut I barely have control of."
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