The blowback over podcast host Joe Rogan continues, as singer/podcast host India Arie has elaborated on the reasons she’s pulled her music and podcast from Spotify.
Arie joined fellow musicians Neil Young, Joni Mitchell and Graham Nash, as well as fellow podcast host Mary L. Trump in pulling her music and podcast from Spotify. The group has said publicly that they’ve done so in protest to the platform’s continued support of Joe Rogan and his spread of COVID-19 misinformation.
Now, Arie wants the world to know, that COVID-19 misinformation was not the only issue she had with Rogan.
Related: Joe Rogan just cost Spotify yet another famous podcast
Arie posted a lengthy video to Instagram to address her fans, the controversy, and to emphasize another issue she has with Rogan: his use of racist language.
Arie begins the video by showing a clip of Rogan referring to a heavily black neighborhood as “Planet of the Apes.” She then clarifies her own stance to her followers.
“I empathize with the people who are leaving for the COVID disinformation reasons,” Arie adds. “And I think they should. I also think that Joe Rogan has the right to say what he wants to say. I also think that I have the right to say what I want to say. So as an artist…Spotify is built on the back of the music streaming. They take the money built from streaming and pay this guy $100 million but pay us .003% of a penny.”
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Arie then goes on to show an extended series of clips of Rogan using the “n-word” in his broadcasts. He says it over and over.
“I want to be clear where I stand on this, in no uncertain terms,” Arie explains. “He shouldn’t even be uttering the word. Don’t even say it, under any context. That’s where I stand.”
Arie then addresses Spotify itself.
“We have this person who is offensive to a lot of people and is paid $100 million,” she notes. “The backbone of Spotify is the music. You pay the musicians .003-.005 percent of a penny and take this money generated over here and use it to invest in this guy? Do you what you want, but take me off. Or pay me too. I mean us. Pay artists like me too. Pay podcasters of color too.”
She then posits another idea. “What if we all leave? Then we can start having a conversation.”
The past few weeks have seen Spotify come under mounting pressure over Rogan’s show, as 270 medical professionals demanded in an open letter that the streaming giant address Rogan’s spread of COVID-19 misinformation. Spotify has responded by announcing it would add content warnings to certain podcasts dealing with COVID discussion. Rogan himself has apologized, though that hasn’t stopped a growing number of musical talent–including Arie–from pulling their own music in protest.
ZzBomb
The lady is not wrong.
Ronbo
He who is without sin, shall cast the first stone.
I’m glad that we found the perfet people who have never told a bad joke or said something stupid.
I guess we don’t accept his apology. Now kill him!
SamB
This is very disappointing. I hope he addresses this sooner rather than later.
white-queer-african
Thank you SamB.
Ronbo
Rogan apologized nearly ten years ago when it first came out and he immediately removed the episode. You can find his apology on youtube. I’m suprised that so many people are so very perfect and refuse to accept apologies.
Remember when Hillary Cinton said, “Marriage will ALWAYS be between one man and one woman” and is now adored by the LGBTQ community. Yet, I can’t recall her appology. Please direct me to her apology. Most people do NOT know that while Hillary supported both DADT and DOMA – Joe Rogan opposed both anti-LGBTQ laws.
Ryan99
He used the N word more than 20 times just in the clips.
One apology does not even begin to touch it. Never mind that he kills people with covid lies.
Ronbo
Yet, the conversation in which the word was used was about black comedians who were censored and regularily used the n-word: Redd Foxx-and Richard Pryor. Irony.
There are a lot of comedians who are going to be asked to stop using the hateful and demeaning word. Now, who is going to tell Chris Rock, Eddie Murphy, Dave Chappell, Katt Williams, Tracey Morgan, and a lot of muscians that they must change also?
A more polite society is certainly a better society. I’m glad to see that we are addressing issues and we ensure that everyone is treated equally. There is a good documentary called “Can We Take a Joke” that focuses on just such situations. Watch to research to know a bit of history.
SamB
I think his apology was sincere. If you splice all the instances of the word together it’s terrible and I know in the past he used to use the word because he felt, if some members of society can do it, then, in context, so should he. But he changed his mind about it after some thought and hasn’t used it again, and said he won’t. I accept that as honest and sincere.
Jack Meoff
Let me just get my popcorn to watch this unfold.
inbama
Rogan has good tits and abs, but he’s otherwise loathsome.
Fname Optional Lname
Oh he is so ugly inside so nothing is appealing.
TimidTim
Probably from (ironically clearly having no problem injecting that needle) the juicing. They say one of the symptoms of roid rage is paranoia but the way he likes to spin it into being a thoughtful conspiracy insider, very FoxNEWS of him. Maybe if asked to inject that vaccine in an area more accommodating to where he usually sticks it he’d be more submissive to the situation.
dario717
And that is why I listen to Miss Arie.
Godabed
that N word hard R montage …. cringe AF. Did n’the help get someone killed on that one show… Fear Factor. Now he’s on the airways being as trashy as he was before. Miss. Arie is such a queen, and she came with facts. Yeah don’t support them and they (Spotify) will change their tone.
ShiningSex
Ro-gan looks like he has had every std known to man.
nunya
Another nobody trying to make a name for herself. If she’s so worried about the n word being uttered in “any context,” then why hasn’t she complained about the use of the n word in rap “music” or it’s misogynistic lyrics or threaten to pull her music from Spotify over it?
Bosch
Because profits from her music weren’t going to rappers when she was at spotify, they were going to Rogan. Pay attention.
Bosch
…you sound an awful lot like someone else we know.
Jay002
Obviously you do not know her as an artist. She doesn’t take part in what you call mainstream music. Her music and videos do not use the N word and her wardrobe is appropriate for young girls to be inspired to not dress sexy. When you have no talent you go conservative like Joe Rogan.
Deacon
Since you don’t know who Miss India.Arie is I’ll excuse your ignorance but I will not excuse you being a racist, see I know you go around using the n word when you’re with certain company I also know you’re punk ass doesn’t have the guts to say it to a Black persons face, so stop parting your lips from saying her name until you study black music to know who she is. FYI she’s made he feeling known about the misogyny and the use of the n word in not only hip hop but in all music genre’s, go back to listening to Taylor Swift.
IronMask
She’s not a nobody. You probably are. She’s been around in the music business since the late 1990s. She’s always been a staple for social action and reform. Look her up. You probably don’t listen to R&B/Soul music because if you did you probably would know who she is and what she stands for. You need to do your research before you make unintelligent statements…just like Joe Rogan.
nunya
Bosch, I’d bet Rogan is responsible for more of the lion’s share of Spotify’s profits than Ms. Arie. Money talks; BS walks.
MISTERJETT
nunya, stfu!!!!!!!
MISTERJETT
@Deacon, Taylor Swift probably wouldn’t want an idiot like nunya for a fan.
Kangol2
@Nunya, India Arie is a well-known, very talented, Grammy Award-winning recording artist. Joe Rogan is a former reality show host with a history of racist and sexist f*ckery. There’s no comparison.
Bosch
@nunya “my country is full of badly educated racist douchebag simps” is a weird flex.
Prax07
@Nunya GTFO & STFU
Brian
This is one reason I’ve been surprised to see major news outlets (The Washington Post, etc.) frame this saga as “just his opinion.” Medicine aside, these publishers are spreading hate speech. They wouldn’t do this for an up-and-coming podcaster, but the rules are different if you’re a 1%-er. He can say whatever he wants because he has already been on TV. Shame on Spotify! I’m glad to see this spotlight finally pivot.
Ronbo
Censorship is acceptable now that the good guys are in charge; but, what happens when the Republicans use the power to censor?
It will come back at us ten-fold. Censorship has always been a negative. One person here said, “I don’t support censorship, I just want them to remove the podcasts”… he didn’t understand the irony,
Ronbo
It was Bosch. He accused me of berating him for quoting his exact words and claimed I was ‘trying to make him look stupid’. It’s still up on the previous Rogan hit-piece.
Bosch
Omg Bosch you’re such a liar.
1) never did I say the words “I dontt support censorship.” I support censoring murders on YouTube, I support censoring pornography on daytime TV, and I support censoring medical disinformation during a global health crisis.
2) you did t try making me look stupid by quoting me, you tried making me look stupid by saying I “wasn’t playing with a full deck of cards” and that I need to use “both sides of my brain”.
3) aren’t you the same guy that goes around queerty telling everyone they need to be kind and understanding? Is that what you’re doing right now?
4) the Dr Malone interview is full of false information, and you refuse to research his sources because you WANT to believe the lie.
You cleearly missed me, begging for my attention like this. Dirty old man.
Bosch
Oh god I called Ronbo Bosch! I have to go scrub my tongue with a toilet brush
Bosch
@Ronbo since you’re either too lazy or too dumb to research his claims…
Malone calls vaccines “experimental”: mRNA vaccine human clinical trials began in 2010. All new variants of vaccines pass through preclinical before human clinical trials. In a few countries, like the US, the third phase of covid vaccine were given a priority review, a mechanism in place since 1992, in order to shorten the approival period from 10 months to 6 months. This means that even by the most cynical analysis, the vaccine was in no way experimental by May 2021.
Malone said “These mandates of an experimental vaccine are explicitly illegal. They are explicitly inconsistent with the Nuremberg Code. They’re explicitly inconsistent with the Belmont Report.” : Vaccines lose their experimental status once passing the third phase of human clinical trials. People volunteered to be test subjects before the vaccines were released. Once they reached the public, they had been through the same process as every other vaccine we use. This does not violate the nuremberg code or the ethical guidelines of the belmont report at all.
Malone said there were “over 140 studies that document that natural immunity is superior to the vaccine induced immunity”: these studies can’t be found. He cited ONE paper, which was a pre-submission from PhD candidates, which had not yet been peer reviewed. Analysis of the paper has pointed out that “high-risk individuals were over-represented in the vaccinated group (selection bias). Also, the authors excluded from the study unvaccinated people who died of COVID-19 (survivorship bias).” Yeah, let’s ignore the immunity of the people who died, because that won’t give us the results we want. The paper itself begins with the following disclaimer: “This article is a preprint and has not been peer-reviewed [what does this mean?]. It reports new medical research that has yet to be evaluated and so should not be used to guide clinical practice.” Someone like Dr Malone, who’s been in the business a while, knows EXACTLY what this means. He just hopes the rest of us are too stupid to know.
Malone: “It’s very clear that people that have natural immunity have a much higher risk factor for this whole spectrum of adverse events, if they get jabbed. What he fails to mention is that the adverse events in the papers he’s citing are “generally mild, including fatigue, headache, chills, muscle and joint pain, and fever. None of the studies reported serious side effects requiring hospitalization among previously infected individuals.” You know, the kind of thing you get after a second jab, or a first jab after an infection? This is what it feels like when your immune system fights an infection. If you don’t have these symptoms, it indicated that your immune system did not respond.
Malone said “The myocarditis was so bad that you went to the hospital. Incidence rate is 1 in 2,700” The closest number to his that can be found in published research is “one case per 5,400”, from a Hong Kong pharmacovigilance assessment. However, Hong Kong’s health department reports “1.6 cases of myocarditis per 100,000 vaccines”, and numerous studies from the US, Denmark, and israel report an incidence of “0.5 to 5.7 cases per 100,000 vaccinated individuals”. If you know statistics, then you know repeatability is an important factor in determining accuracy.
Malone :”It is associated with vectors that express spike, whether it’s the vaccine, the virus or the adenovirus, you know, the mRNA, the virus itself or the adenoviral vector spike, those toxicities are there. And the common variable is the spike protein” The amount of proteins generated after vaccination are extremely low compared to the amounf of proteins acquired with an active viral load. He uses this as an anti-vaxx argument, when he’s actually demonstrating that the last thing you want is for a virus to be replicating this protein in your body unchecked.
Malone :”Those surrounding States in the Palestinian territory does not (sic) have that level of vaccine uptake at all. The mortality in the surrounding States and the Palestinian Authority is substantially less from this virus than the mortality in Israel” Simplest of lies. Palestine has more deaths per million, and that even with less accurate health monitoring.
Does it matter to you?
Bosch
@Ronbo I forgot about Malone’s idiotic plugging of hydroxychloroquine.
“Among patients hospitalized with Covid-19, those who received hydroxychloroquine did not have a lower incidence of death at 28 days than those who received usual care. (Funded by UK Research and Innovation and National Institute for Health Research and others; RECOVERY ISRCTN number, ISRCTN50189673. opens in new tab; ClinicalTrials.gov number, NCT04381936. opens in new tab.)” – New England Journal of Medicine6
Bosch
@Ronbo: Here is the quote you misrepresented from my earlier comment:
“This isn’t about censoring Rogan, this is about removing his episode with Dr Malone.”
That means something quite different from what you pretend I said.
Ronbo
Your quote is still posted. “This isn’t about censoring Rogan, this is about removing his episode with Dr Malone.”
Removing is censoring.
Ronbo
To not understand censorship – to promote removing content without understanding that THAT is censorship is certainly not using your full brain to think.
What comes around will go around. If Democrats engage in censorship then so will Republicans when they get back into power. Censorship in Republican hands will come back at us ten-fold.
You have to pay to listen to the comedian interview people – it’s not as if it’s being thrust upon anyone forcefully. Even worse, we’ll have to purge the history of comedians like Redd Foxx and Richard Pryor. What will we do with all the music that uses the hateful word?
Are we haning ourselves with our own petard?
Bosch
@Ronbo
“to promote removing content without understanding that THAT is censorship is certainly not using your full brain to think”
For the tenth time, i never said it’s not censorship. I have been EXPLICITLY calling for the censorship of Dr Malone for a week now. And your best response is to call me dumb, AGAIN?
For someone who claims to have been around since the 70s, you’re a childish, horrible man. It’s no wonder some people here think that you’re the screenname-switching troll.
Jamits
One thing i have noticed more than other significant occurences in life is that some people have a real problem with nearly everything that does well or when the truth has been displayed in a real well manner and enough to the point where it disturbs other peoples inner demons because they don’t operate in truth and/or they don’t operate with themselves doing well in their own lives financially!
So i find it rather telling that this woman would find it offensive about the ghettos looking like “the planet of the apes” just as much as she also points out that Joe Rogan was given a 100 million dollar sign on contract for his podcast.
First of all, she knows the ghettos are just like the planet of the apes and the visual description of the same is what truely disturbed her just as much as Joe Rogan getting that 100 million dollar conract does because she did not get the same. Well, second of all, i have never even heard of her before today but yet Joe Rogan has been around nearly everywhere this entire past 20+ years all while she did nothing to even get noticed!
Two things here….First of all….why not direct your negative opinion towards the people who are acting like the planet of the apes so that they do not act like the planet of the apes? instead of just critizing Joe Rogan for pointing out this very real truth to all of us? Joe wouldn’t be so popular if other people didnt also agree!
Second is….why not step it up some yourself and become worth a 100 million dollar contract [as a podcast creator] by presenting something to others that they find is valuable instead of just being a disgrunteled cry baby about things you don’t like that disturbs your inner demons…all of which no one else will ever look at you for as you having value or worth!?
Bosch
“First of all, she knows the ghettos are just like the planet of the apes”
Tell us you’re a worthless human being without telling us you’re a worthless human being.
Jim
that’s the problem racist like you Jamits
MANSUMM
How is this allowed to be published
Kangol2
Just because you are a racist @ss who doesn’t know who India Arie is and have no problem with a White people uttering the n-word or racist invective doesn’t mean the rest of us don’t. Please, go crawl back under the swastika flag or KKK hood you crawled out from and don’t ever return. Thank you!
marcesw
Looks likenyour white fragility had you shook. If you want to say the nword,, please go ahead but remember you couch coward there are consequences and repercussions.
Inspector 57
“First of all, she knows the ghettos are just like the planet of the apes and the visual description of the same is what truely disturbed her…”
Jamits, you ever been to a trailer — oops! I mean “mobile home” — park inhabited by white people? Talk about a jungle! Or maybe “zoo” is a better word.
cuteguy
This POS Rogan just went on IG and admitted to all this obvious hate. And Spotify quietly removed all 70 episodes of him using the N word but left the episodes of him giving incorrect information re: Covid vaccines, Any POC, artist or subscriber, who are still associated with this racist organization should be ashamed of themselves unless they’re self hating like someone like the pitiful Candace Owens
TimidTim
Come on dude. Ain’t that going from one extreme to another? If you’re gonna ostracize solely based on association what does that say about you and your tolerance level?If you’re gonna go after Spotify you’re gonna have to go after all forms of entertainment going back to when they first started. You’ll literally be alienating more than half the world. Everything is connected. It’s one thing to be color blind but to be blind to racism as it’s some kind of recent occurrence? You know better than that.
Ronbo
TimidTim, know that cuteguy doesn’t understand that such censorship under the good guys, will become censorship of the bad guys. Snowflake censors will be rightly upset when the Republicans start censoring our team. They will soon scream the loudest at what they have brought about, nutured and supported.
Jim
Rogan is a racist!! Who would have guessed.
Of course Spotify employees him so . . . .
Yep if ya lay down with dogs you’re going to get fleas.
Ronbo
Yes, based on this clip that was taken down and removed years ago. As for Rogan’s apology back then and today, we must ignore them to sustain anger. Divide and conquer.
Has anyone making comments listened to him beyond this clip? Remember that our beloved Bill Clinton, pushed, passed and signed both DADT and DOMA. Why have have never gotten an apology from either of the Clintons for actually DOING something that was harmful to the LGBTQ community?
When we manufacture enemies, we are diminished.
Ronbo
youtube(DOT)com/watch?reload=9&time_continue=198&v=jNeArQKeUkg&feature=emb_logo
Let’s take a breath and think before we get the pitchforks sharpened.
bsg1967
It amazes me that people like the Rock are voicing support for Rogan and his BS but nice to know his true colours I certainly lost respect for the Rock
Ronbo
Perhaps they know each other beyond a soundbite clip?
ProudDad
Here we go again! Playing the race card. Surprise surprise. A very non talented and jealous artist trying to cause controversy and killing yet another Avenue of enjoyment for everyone.
Joe Rogan’s response toward the controversy was genuine and relatable. The man just has conversations. You listen to podcasts as a fly on the wall. If Joe Rogan is wrong, he admits it. He has no agenda whatsoever. Unlike the black community who will find literally any iota of a situation to try to make a big scene and call someone a racist. Too much is too much at this point and people are silent now but keep this crap going and it’s going to backfire badly. Just let a podcast exist and have open conversations. We say absolutely about your black podcasts that consistently bring down white people in derogatory ways and drop the n word consistently, so please quit while you are ahead and allow this man to work and his fans to listen. Not everything in this world has to be a “thing”.
jay!
“These things don’t hurt me, so they can’t possibly hurt anyone else, and if they say they do, they’re lying.”
Tell me you’re a privileged white guy without saying “I’m a privileged white guy.”
Also, untalented artists don’t have careers that span over 20 years, sell 10 million records, and win multiple Grammy awards. Learn who you’re talking about before spouting out such nonsense.
Of course, you are defending the patron saint of mediocre white guys and pulled the old “race card” cliché, so it’s only fair that the rest of us lower our expectations.
Ronbo
I’m glad to see that one other person has actually listened to Rogan’s podcasts. I suggest that individuals watch more of his clips on youtube to better understand what they are discussing.
Inspector 57
To me, the most disturbing thing about this post is that it was made by a guy who calls himself “ProudDad.” One can only shiver thinking about the world view he’s imparting to his kids.
fredk3
Why would advertisers want to be associated with a site that allows, and therefore, supports racism? Time for boycotts – hit the corporations where it hurt$.
GrizzleyMichael
Joe Rogaine get covid already and drop dead
Ronbo
He already had covid. I can see that you are as well informed and kind.
BoomerMyles
Just cancel the racist,homophobic, transphobic climate change denier, anti-science, tRump apologist MF already!
nunya
This just in! Milli Vanilli threaten to pull some other artist’s music from Spotify in protest of Joe Rogan.
Bosch
Am I the only one who thinks Spotify is placing a magnifying glass on Rogan’s racism scandal to distract us from their inaction on medical misinformation?
Ronbo
I know that the warning lables on tide pods didn’t stop you, I’m not sure if the warning labels on a podcast that you’ve never listened to will stop you.
Bosch read the entire Dr. Malone episode and didn’t find a single false statment from Rogan. Interviewing a vaccinated scientist who worked on mRNA vaccines is journalism… just not something you understand.
Bosch
I get the feeling this reply was meant for someone else.
Bosch
@Ronbo How flipping dare you try to use my name to spread your stupid conspiracies and defend a medical quack? Especially knowing where I stand on the subject? You behave like a terrible person. Keep my name out of your mouth.
Ronbo
I’m making light of the people who NEED a warning label on tide-pods to protect them from something as simple as … Don’t listen to comedian Rogan’s podcasts.
If you ban the n-word, we’ll have to remove many, many other comedian’s work. And, of course, we’ll have to censor all music containing the hateful word.
Equality is a real word also. We fought such discrimination against our community, I don’t think it’s wise to now turn discrimination and censorship against others – especially on a word that is used primarily in the black community. That would lead to a lot of censorship when the Republicans cycle back into office.
Ronbo
Oh, and Bosch, if you continue to say stupid things, expect comments.
“This isn’t about censoring Rogan, this is about removing his episode with Dr Malone.”
Bosch
I have never called for censoring the n-word. I have never called for censoring Rogan. Here, let me simify the phrase for you.
“This isn’t about censoring Rogan, this is about removing his episode with Dr Malone.” means the following:
I’m not interested in censoring Rogan. I’m interested in censoring Malone. Do you understand now?
Also, how can you go around crying that people are mean, and complaining that cam is “spreading lies” about you, and then you turn around and do the same thing? You’re either a huge hypocrite, or you have terrible reading comprehension skills.
Call me dumb as much as you want, everyone can read the entirety of our conversations.
Bosch
PS- censoring medical misinformation isn’t a republican Vs democrat thing. Stop approaching this MEDICAL issue from a POLITICAL perspective. Dumbass.
Ronbo
You read the transcript. Please quote what Joe Rogan said that was “medical misinformaton”? //crickets//
Every single medication that you purchase includes a list of side-effects – why treat a vaccination differently? We can’t fix stupid people who misuse valid information. Instead of gagging a leading mRNA scientist for providing informaion, why not post MORE information – instead of censorship?
Did the warning labels on tide pods stop you from gorging yourself? Take a little responsibility for yourself – do you really want politicians determining medical advice?
Bosch
@Ronbo are you stupid? I’m not complaining about Rogan! I’m complaining about Malone! How many times do I have to tell you this before you remember???
Bosch
@Ronbo i posted a huge list of examples of Malone’s misinformation from that interview. Did you even look? Was it too hard to read because it didn’t have pictures?
Bosch
@ronbo
“do you really want politicians determining medical advice?”
What part of “Stop approaching this MEDICAL issue from a POLITICAL perspective” is confusing to you? Are politicians calling for the censorship of Malone’s lies? NO. Doctors and virologists are. Stop trying to sow political division.
BigTX
I stand with India (who I absolutely love!). He is a racist and a menace. I’ve stopped listening to Spotify.
HankHarris
In America we elect a reality show ‘business mogul’ president and idolize a failed actor/reality show host who spreads lies and is openly racist. I weep for this countries’ future.
Ronbo
What will you say when the next administration tries to erase Redd Foxx and Richard Pryor due to their usage of the n-word? Will you have problems with musicians being censored for using the hateful word?
Censorship has an ugly history that swing back to hurt us worse than an hateful word. George Carlin did a good take on it. A simple search is required, no links allowed.
ManCanBemuse
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jerjn
How lucky for Dave Chappelle and Ted Sarandos that there’s a Joe Rogan…