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I saw an episode of a show that takes place in high school now, and these guys were dancing around to INXS. College kids were throwing 90's parties. I'm very aware that kids today like music from the 80's and 90's very much.
There are a few podcasts that moved to Spotify that I don't listen to after they moved. But I admit I'm in the minority
Not in the top 5 funniest members of the News Radio cast.
I used to do the same and didn't enjoy it. I don't think you get the full "experience" unless you listed to it in long form. I crank it to 1.5x speed, but its way better when you listen to the whole thing.
I never really thought Joe was particularly funny but he recently did a podcast with Shane Gillis, Mark Normand, and Ari Shaffir that had me rolling, #1728. He's tried to recapture the vibe by having them all back on #1764 but so far it's not scratching the itch like the first one did.
Olivia Rodrigo is one artist. The facts are there In 2018, new songs made up 1 out of every 10 streams. In 2021, new songs made up less than 1 in every 20 streams. The most streamed song in 2021 got 600 million streams.
Who sounds old now lol. I’m not saying Neil Young is massively relevant and I don’t think HS kids are the only audience that measures popularity. Between him and his band endeavors he was getting like 9 million monthly listeners on Spotify alone. He’s not Drake but he’s certainly someone that people are still listening to- even if it’s an older crowd. I think people over 50 still count.
I actually like Papa. This is a good clip - I laughed out loud because I am Don, from Sales
I have a podcast app. You know that you subscribe to podcasts. Once they moved to Spotify they don't sync. No I don't use Spotify and if they especially moved to a pay tier I'm out
Then I apologize. I wasn’t aware of it - and I do have Netflix. That’s my bad then.
I’m pretty sure Neil cares 0% about revenue from streaming. He pulled his songs from Spotify before because he didn’t like the platform’s sound quality.
I am similar. I don't like the interface with Spotify and podcasts for some reason. I would listen to Rogan all the time before the move - not sure if I've listened to more than 3 episodes on Spotify.
He kept that one out of print for years, so…Because the sound quality of Time Fades Away matters
I certainly hope the conglomerate that bought half his rights don't pull some legal nonsense because of this.
Oh I saw that podcast. The gist of the back and forth was that it is silly to call Jordan Peterson white, because he’s not specifically white and to call Dyson black because he’s not specifically black. The varying degrees of brown skin all being lumped into “black” is indelicate and inaccurate. According to Peterson.
They never mentioned blackness (a term I’m equating with a mindset and a lived experience not a color).
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Right. Literally discussing that there are so many shades of blacks and browns that to call everyone black seems inaccurate. Again, it’s completely not an interesting topic, but it doesn’t do the heavy lifting that the outrage is trying to claim it does. They aren’t discussing what constitutes being black, just that the word black is not accurate to a majority of people that are otherwise referred to as black.Blackness was a poor choice of words on my part. Rogan was discussing what constitutes being Black.
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No, he wasn’t.Blackness was a poor choice of words on my part. Rogan was discussing what constitutes being Black.
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How many people who society counts as Black participated in that talk about what it means to be Black?
No one discussed what it means to be black so I guess the answer to your question would be zero
He specifically mentioned them as they have developed more melanin than anyone else. Hence having skin that is closest to being “black”.
Like I already said, I equate blackness or “to be black” as a mindset, way of life, culture, viewpoint, lived experience etc. they are simply saying that using a specific color (black) to define a race that runs the gamut of colors is not very accurate.
What is comes down to is that they keep the articles coming about him because the MSM needs Joe Rogan. Joe Rogan doesn't need the MSM. On a per episode basis, he absolutely obliterates any of their shows in viewership. And he was doing it well before they came after him.
What (not so hilarious) is he is the white guy now doing what he is inaccurately accusing Rogan of doing.
We can still disagree and be friends. I also like music. Hope to find common ground next time we interact.
I have not see the episode in question. But i saw the Newsweek article posted above and after the video talks about this “black” incident, it goes into reminding everyone how joe was pushing horse dewormer.
I think going off of YouTube in general hurt some of rogans popularity. People enjoy the visual aspect of YouTube as well as the comments. It makes it feel more like a community that Spotify imo. Even when Rogan gets the occasional guest that I really am interested in or find funny (like Andrew Shultz) for example—I still won’t go to Spotify to listen
