Joe Rogan puts Alex Jones and Tim Dillon in a podcast and sparks controversy over the Corona pandemic #JoeRogan.

Joe Rogan sparks controversy over the Corona pandemic.

A big criticism for Spotify.

Spotify is under heavy criticism after controversial conspiracy theorist Joe Rogan invited Alex Jones to his podcast for the second time in just a few months. In the three-hour episode, the couple talked about topics including vaccine plots and Hunter Biden's laptop. Well-known comedian Tim Dillon was the second guest on the podcast. He, Rogan, and Jones appeared in a photo that showed their utter failure to practice social distancing. Both Rogan and Jones took to Twitter as critics invited Spotify to host Jones via the episode after he was banned from the platform.

Controversial statements.

Jones provided the view to the conspiracy theory by making many problematic claims, including that the Sandy Hook massacre of 2012 was a hoax. On the other hand, Dillon made controversial statements regarding the Kenosha shooting earlier this year The Joe Rogan Experience. For fans of well-known American comedian, podcast and actor Joe Rogan, and the world-famous podcast, "The Joe Rogan Experience," Tuesday 27 October was a surprise. Episode 1555 of "The Joe Rogan Experience" featured two controversial guests, conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, and comedian Tim Dillon.

The uproar caused by the episode.

The episode, which is more than three hours long, has already garnered more than 460,000 views. But due to the nature of the guests on the show, many were unhappy with what happened. Several people on social media have criticized Rogan for providing them with a platform, especially Jones. Audience opinions.

One Twitter user wrote, “Joe Rogan has hosted far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones in his podcast today. They have pushed for anti-extremism plots and have broadcast banned videos from Infowars. Rogan's continued support for these far-right patients is incredibly grave and dangerous.”.

Another Twitter user said, “Joe Rogan was doing Alex Jones' platform for millions of people a week before this election and letting Jones publicize to discredit Joe Biden and pro-Trump propaganda, must be one of the worst things he has ever done. I defended Rogan For a while, but this is unforgivable. "

Another Twitter user wrote, “Joe Rogan hosted Alex Jones which is so ridiculous, and the incomprehensible amount of garbage uttered by a few individuals is amazing. How can you be a vocalist for a guy who has harassed families of shooting victims? F *** Hear” No Sides ".

Why people hate Jones is little known. The conspiracy theorist has claimed, in the past, that the shooting of Sandy Hook was orchestrated.

Jones is being sued in Austin by the parents of a six-year-old victim in the 2012 Sandy Hook Massacre, who allege that the Infowars host used his program to promote lies that the shooting was a hoax.

Aside from that, he once claimed that former Fox News presenter Glenn Beck was a CIA agent. As he once said, "I don't like (the government) putting chemicals in the water that make frogs gay."

The implications of Jones' strange remarks.

Jones' increasingly bizarre statements in his shows had repercussions. In 2018, Facebook, Apple, YouTube, and Spotify removed Jones's content from their sites. After that, even Vimeo, Mailchimp, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Twitter have discontinued their association with his brand. So, Jones's appearance on Rogan's podcast (hosted by Spotify) puts things in an odd place. Who is Tim Dillon ?. Dillon is a comedian, writer, and actor, who has had many controversial clips. He hosts a podcast called "Tim Dillon is Going to Hell". Some of his comments during the Black Lives Matter protests received sharp criticism.

An example of this, in the aftermath of the shooting in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in late August, commenting on armed civilians, Dillon said, “When police funding/removal is removed, this scene will be many major cities: militias fighting each other on the street. For those who want this result, that is good news. "

Therefore, with these two guests on board, people are likely to criticize Rogan's decision to host them. A Twitter user said, “WTF is wrong with him? There was a time, years ago, when his podcast included some interesting and thought-provoking episodes.

Now it's just a crazy town, and he has huge numbers of followers. We can officially count his show among the serious propaganda mediums. In this country. "

Another Twitter user said, "Why is Joe Rogan hosting Alex Jones on his show again? This anti-fax misinformation is dangerous at any time, but especially during a pandemic."

One Twitter user said, "Having Alex Jones on his podcast in 2020 with Joe Rogan puts him squarely in the irreparable column to me. Gross."