When Grammy Award-Winning Rapper Kanye West, Shocked Joe Rogan By Revealing He’s Lost $4 Million from His $5 Billion Net Worth Because of Music

‘The Joe Rogan Experience’ is one of the most popular podcasts of all time. It has seen celebrities from all walks of life appear; billionaire rapper and music producer Kanye West was among them. Rogan and West discussed a variety of topics in the episode, where the rapper revealed a shocking fact about himself.

West, one of the most influential music moguls of all time, has made millions from it. However, he has lost a bit as well. The rapper shed light on the fact that his music has affected his net worth.

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He said, “At this point, it loses me money. It doesn’t make me money. Of my $5 billion net worth, and 300 million dollars of cash that I see a year, music is like negative $4 million.”

This may have been rather surprising to many listeners.

Joe Rogan on Charles Oliveira’s fighting style

In a recent episode of his podcast show, Joe Rogan spoke about Charles Oliveira and his unique way of fighting. According to Rogan, the Brazilian’s fighting style is far from safe, and he fights like a ‘berserker.’

“When Charles Oliveira fights, even though he’s the champion, he fights like a berserker. He fights, he puts himself in danger. Like, he doesn’t fight safe, he doesn’t fight to try to outpoint you.”

“He doesn’t fight tactically, like, where he’s trying to get you know the least amount of damage, and you know and drag you into deep water and then and then strategically try to take you out the fourth and fifth round, no. From the moment the first bell rings, he’s coming at you. Guns blazing,” said Rogan.

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He also praised ‘Do Bronx’ for his terrific Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu skills, which have made him, arguably, the best lightweight fighter in the UFC right now.

“I have rarely seen anyone compete in MMA that closes the show like Oliveira when the fight goes to the ground,” claimed the UFC color commentator.

Do you agree with Joe Rogan on this? Is Charles Oliveira‘s ground game as good as the former champion Khabib Nurmagomedov’s? Let us know in the comments.