Joe Rogan N-Word Montage Video was shared by singer India Arie to protest against Spotify. The streaming platform has taken down 70 videos.
Joe Rogan is an American podcaster, commentator, and comedian.
Best known to the world as the color commentator at the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), Rogan became a household name after starting up his podcast series.
His podcast ‘The Joe Rogan Experience’ is one the most popular and informative table talk to find out on social media platforms, however, these days he is facing racial allegations for the words he used over the course of many years during the podcast.
Rogan provides exclusive content to the fans bringing different people ranging from artists to motivational speakers to authors and businessmen just to name a few.
Now, with the recent controversy around the veteran comedian being put at the forefront of the national and international media, we take a look back at his racial comments and the drama with India Arie.
Joe Rogan N-Word Montage Video Compilation
Joe Rogan used N-word countless times and now the montage video compilation of him speaking the N-word has surfaced on social media.
‘The Joe Rogan Experience’ saw the podcast host Rogan using N-word for several years and now the compilation video of him speaking the racial slur has hit the social media which has created a lot of buzz.
After the montage video surfaced online, the steaming platform Spotify was reported to have taken down his 70 videos for which Rogan agreed to.
But the recent news confirms that the platform has condemned the language used by podcaster but will not remove the podcast from Spotify other than 70 podcast videos.
After the compiled montage video, Rogan has issued an apology stating the most shameful and regretful things to talk about publicly.
Scroll down to watch the compilation video of Joe Rogan saying N-word.
Joe Rogan And Spotify Drama With India Arie Explained
Joe Rogan’s video using N-word 24 times was shared by singer India Arie to illustrate her withdrawing her music from Spotify.
It was after she shared the video, the compilation took social media by storm. Rogan, who has millions of viewers and listeners worldwide, had licensed his podcast on Spotify, so Arie did not allow her music to stream on the platform, which supported the racial slur to use openly.
Neil Young took his music down from the steaming platform and was later joined by Joni Mitchell, India Arie, Crosby, Stills, and Nash, and Mary Trump.
Arie has now stated that she believes Joe is not a racist although he used the racial slur in his podcast.
Joe Rogan Apologized For His Bad Choice Of Words
Joe Rogan made an apology video via Instagram account and the clips can be found on Twitter as well.
He revealed that it’s horrible for him to listen now to what he had said earlier on the podcast.
Rogan stated that he has not used the N-word for years now and he just uses the word and has also clarified that he is not racist.