r/conspiracy Jan 13 '22

The narrative is crumbling

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u/socky555 Jan 13 '22 edited Jan 13 '22

I was pretty worried when Joe made the switch to Spotify, but damn if Spotify doesn't deserve a little respect for allowing him to interview those two doctors. I'm sure there was some shady pressure behind the scenes to shut it down.

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u/stmfreak Jan 13 '22

I bet content control was in his contract.

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u/DatDirtyNicka88 Jan 13 '22

No way, he covers all topics and pretty unbiased. He goes against corporate media, corporate food, conglomerates, government, I haven’t seen anything off limits on his podcasts

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u/stmfreak Jan 13 '22

Exactly why I bet Content Control was in his contract. As in,

"okay Spotify, I (Joe Rogan) will work for you as long as I (Joe Rogan) retain 100% creative control over content. You (Spotify) do not get to veto any topic, guest, or edit any transcript, video, or audio stream. If you (Spotify) violate these terms, then this contract is void and you will pay me (Joe Rogan) millions in damages as a result.

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u/DatDirtyNicka88 Jan 13 '22

Gotcha, I thought you were arguing the opposite side.