Joe Rogan, popular American podcaster, found himself the target of a critique by Kim Williams, the head of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation ( ABC ). When asked about Rogan’s impact and his ability to draw a sizable following, Williams criticized the number of the” The Joe Rogan Experience” radio and his intentions, as well as why the general public finds his content to be interesting.
Rogan himself responded on social media platform X with the brief but heartfelt reply,” LOL WUT,” following Kim Williams ‘ comments, which received a lot of online reactions.
Kim’s comment came during a conversation about Rogan’s impact on global internet businesses, including Australia. Williams criticized Rogan’s success as” serving as typical social narratives ‘ outcomes” and” conspirational outcomes.”
” People like Mr Rogan prey on people’s risks. They prey on anxiety. They prey on anxiety”, Williams said, adding,” I privately find it deeply disgusting, and to believe that someone has such amazing power in the United States is something that I look at in disbelief”, he added.
Williams furthermore voiced his astonishment at Rogan’s widespread recognition and massive viewership. ” I’m also completely shocked that this can be a source of public pleasure when it actually uses people money for very evil purposes.”
When asked about his personal opinion of Rogan’s job, Williams said that he is certainly a lover, does not see Rogan’s material, and is unlikely to do so in the future.
Rogan has long been a controversial figure, known for hosting political figures and bringing up issues ranging from conspiracy theories to the health of the earth. Supporters praise his system’s variety, while reviewers accuse it of spreading misconceptions.
Joe Rogan has also hosted US President-elect Donald Trump, who won the election against Kamala Harris. Experts and surveys suggest that Trump’s appearance on Rogan’s show played a key role in his victory, as the podcast reaches a large, diverse audience, spanning from youth to adults.
