Joe Rogan’s Absurd “C-List” Podcaster Claim About Himself That His $100 Million Spotify Deal Proves Is Laughable Now

Not long back, Joe Rogan didn’t know how well known he was and what was there in his future. Spotify’s biggest podcast host Rogan once made some comments about his star power, which now exists as a mere throwback moment.

The former Fear Factor host currently hosts his famed JRE podcast, for which he had inked a $200 million deal with the streaming giants, Spotify. His podcast is giving tough competition and usually surpasses the viewership numbers of the prime-time news outlets. With an average of 11 million listeners per episode, Rogan has a massive audience and has turned into a global star himself.

However, in 2018, Joe Rogan, on his podcast, said, “I’m like a C-list person; I don’t act, I’m not on TV, I’m a C-list. And I’m a cage fighting commentator; You know, it’s pretty easy to dismiss me.”

Apparently, Rogan surrendered that he still felt weird in front of the big stars before making a statement he would now laugh at. However, even now, Rogan is doing the same things he was doing back then. He still neither acts nor is he on TV. Though now, his surrounding aura has completely changed.

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The UFC analyst has reduced his appearance on UFC shows as well. And yet with his gigantic podcast that saw even the world’s richest man, Elon Musk, making a couple of appearances on the show, Rogan is now an A-list celebrity, to say the least.

Joe Rogan talks about being anxious

Joe Rogan always has very substantial conversations about mental wellbeing. The JRE host lives around the fight game, which involves immense mental rides, hence he’s very knowledgeable about the matter and often shares his thought about having good mental space.

Likewise, talking about some people not having anxiety, Rogan said, “If you don’t have some anxiety, it must be because you’re choosing to not pay attention.”

Besides, Rogan gave an example of why people should be anxious. Subsequently, he reiterated, “You’re not anxious; I don’t understand you. You should be anxious. This is the argument for not living the way we live.”

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What do you make of the biggest podcast host in the world, suggesting he was a C-list star?