Joe Rogan was most popular podcast on Spotify in 2022 despite 'COVID ... trends now

Joe Rogan was most popular podcast on Spotify in 2022 despite 'COVID ... trends now
Joe Rogan was most popular podcast on Spotify in 2022 despite 'COVID ... trends now

Joe Rogan was most popular podcast on Spotify in 2022 despite 'COVID ... trends now

Spotify reveals Joe Rogan's podcast was its most-streamed of 2022 DESPITE woke protests over 'COVID misinformation' 'The Joe Rogan Experience' was the 'the most-streamed podcast worldwide,' for a third year in a row, in a report released by Spotify on Wednesday Rogan's huge popularity comes in defiance of attempts to cancel him over COVID 'misinformation' Legendary artists Neil Young and Joni Mitchell pulled their music off platform to try and pressure Spotify into ditching Rogan But he's now had the last laugh, after signing a $100m deal with Spotify in 2020 

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Joe Rogan was Spotify's most popular podcaster of 2022, the streaming giant has revealed, despite repeated attempts by a woke mob to cancel him. 

Spotify's annual Wrapped roundup of its most popular streams revealed The Joe Rogan Experience retained its crown as the world's most popular podcast.

The Swedish streamer didn't say exactly how many times Rogan's show had been streamed. He signed a $100 million deal with the firm in 2020, and has survived multiple attempts to have him canceled and booted from the platform.

Earlier this year, Neil Young and Joni Mitchell pulled their music from the platform over what they claimed was Rogan's COVID 'misinformation.' 

Both were infuriated after Rogan suggested COVID vaccines were unnecessary for children and young people.

And in September 2021, when he tested positive for the virus, Rogan told his Instagram followers he had been taking ivermectin, despite warnings from the Food and Drug Administration not to use

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