Hi, I am Nils Lofgren. Do you remember me from that song that I made that one time that

very few people know? Yes, I'm going to be taking my music off of Spotify this very

instant if you do not censor Joe Rogan. Thank you.

Hello, I'm Prince Harry and my wife told me to come on here and say that we are going to take our

podcast off of Spotify that no one listens to, but we're going to take it off anyway unless Spotify

censors Joe Rogan. And I'm Rebecca Black and I'm going to put only the song Friday on Spotify.

That's the only song that will be available to you unless you censor Joe Rogan.

And I'm the guy from Nickelback, whatever his name is, and we are threatening to put our music

on Spotify as well, unless Spotify censors Joe Rogan.

Dude, that's a pretty valid threat. You know, shaking in my boots. If I got told I'd have to listen

to Nickelback. This is how you remind me to censor people you disagree with.

Oh, yeah, guys, I'm sure you guys have been hearing about Joe Rogan and Spotify. It's been a pretty

contentious back and forth drama drama drama. Why? Because Joe Rogan had two men on his podcast,

Dr. Robert Malone and Dr. Peter McCola, that people did not like and they did not like the

opinions of them. Not all people, because again, Joe Rogan's podcast still has 11 million viewers

per episode. So I don't know what we're talking about. But we had some music artists come out and say,

this is misinformation. How dare you spread this misinformation about COVID-19? How dare you ask

people to question the medical advice and the medical treatment that they get? How dare you ask

people to be skeptical about something that they're injecting into their body? What a disservice

to civil discourse? So we've got a few artists here. Nils Lofgren, do you even know who that is?

I don't actually. I mean, he's a guitarist for some band that was relevant. I think. Okay. Okay. So this guy,

he's in solidarity with Neil Young. So Neil Young really led the charge here. You guys know him

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