‘Just in Case Shit Over at Twitter Gets Even Dumber’ – Joe Rogan Introduces a New Platform to His Fans

UFC commentator and the host of the Joe Rogan Experience, Joe Rogan introduced a new social media platform to his fans.

He recently took to Twitter to post about his account on a rival platform, Gettr. He made an account on it because of recent bans on some accounts on Twitter. One of the accounts banned by the social media platform was of Dr. Robert Malone. Malone recently appeared on Rogan’s podcast and has challenged the government and the media on the support of COVID-19 vaccines many times. They banned his account for the same reason. In his last tweet, he challenged the credibility of Pfizer’s vaccine. Rogan supported Malone’s claim.

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After Malone and a few other people had their Twitter accounts banned, Rogan in a Tweet announced shifting to a new platform. In a post on Gettr, while announcing his arrival, he said, “Just in case shit over at Twitter gets even dumber, I’m here now as well. Rejoice!”

Rogan in the past has also been skeptical of people getting vaccinated. And said that people should have the freedom about if to get vaccinated.

Joe Rogan recently responded to criticism on his commentary

Joe Rogan is one of the most prominent figures in the UFC today. He started working with the UFC when it was not that huge and helped make it popular. He has even worked shows without pay. However, over the years, many people have criticized his style of commentary, and in one of the episodes of the Joe Rogan Experience, he responded to all the criticism.

He said, “I try to be very fair, always with my commentary and I am also very respectful. Even if you think that my commentary was biased or, one way another, you will never think I am disrespectful. Cause I always try to, unless someone is doing something really dirty.”

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Despite working on fewer events than before, and receiving a lot of flak, Rogan is still one of the biggest voices in the sport.