The deal will go through 2023 - likely until May of that year.Ī music law attorney told on Wednesday that Rogan could be liable for breach of contract if he decides to break his deal with Spotify. The podcaster signed his contract with the streaming platform, then valued at $100million, in 2020.

If it gets to a point that I can't do it anymore, where I have to do it in some sort of weird way where I walk on eggshells and mind my p's and q's, f*** that!' 'If I become something different because it grew bigger, I will quit. 'There's more people pouring over it but it's the same thing. Podcaster Joe Rogan has threatened to cancel his $200million Spotify deal if 'he has to walk on eggshells,' months after a boycott by artists who pulled their music from the streaming platform over his COVID-19 comments and use of racial slurs.ĭuring a Tuesday airing of The Joe Rogan Experience, guest and MMA fighter Josh Barnett, 44, said he was worried he'd be judged for 'every little thing' that he said in the podcast. He apologized, calling it 'the most regretful thing' In February, clips resurfaced from Rogan's podcast in which he used the N-word over 20 times.After Spotify didn't respond to the letter, musicians Neil Young and Joni Mitchell led a boycott and pulled their music from the streaming platform.In January, a group of 270 doctors and scientists signed an open letter to Spotify accusing Rogan of pushing 'anti-vax misinformation'.Rogan, 54, has been under fire in recent months from progressives who called on the streaming service to cancel the Joe Rogan Experience host's $200m deal.If it gets to a point that I can't do it anymore, where I have to do it in some sort of weird way where I walk on eggshells,' Rogan replied On The Joe Rogan Experience, guest and MMA fighter Josh Barnett, 44, said he was worried he'd be judged for 'every little thing' that he said in the podcast.Joe Rogan threatens to QUIT his $200 million Spotify deal if he has to 'walk on eggshells and mind my p's and q's' following N-word and vaccine 'misinformation' controversies

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