There is no doubt that comedians Joe Rogan and Andrew Schulz are great friends. Both have also appeared on each other’s podcasts and had some interesting conversations. In a new Instagram post, Rogan appreciated Schulz’s comedy and had his back too.

Rogan shared a small clip of Schulz’s comedy special and wrote, “My brother @andewschulz made a hilarious comedy special, but it was too spicy for the streaming platform to air, so he bought it back from them, and is selling it directly to the people.”

“I was there when he was filming it, and the sh*t is f**king hysterical. Support wild comedy! Head on over to http://theandrewschulz.com to purchase it!”

Schulz commented on the post, “My brother!!!”

Several fans also commented on Schulz’s favor and loved the jokes he cracked.

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Earlier this month, Schulz took to Twitter to inform his fans that the original streaming platform refused to air his comedy special ‘Infamous’ without several cuts. Hence, he brought it back, as he wasn’t happy with the cuts.

Spotify podcaster, Joe Rogan also is someone who likes to have creative control over his work. In fact, Spotify had allegedly given him complete control over his work. Hence, Rogan understands the disappointment Schulz might have faced when several cuts were required for his content.

Does Joe Rogan still have complete creative control over his podcast?

Just months ago, there was an uproar against Rogan’s JRE podcast. Many were of the opinion he was spreading misinformation. As a result, many artists were against Spotify hosting his podcast.

However, the platform stood by Rogan. They added new features which would curb the issue of misinformation.

The UFC color commentator still regularly churns out podcast episodes on the platform. His latest guests include personalities like comedians Tom Segura and Paul Virzi and neuroscientist, Andrew Huberman.

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While several features have been added, the podcaster still seems to have control over his work.

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