After Meghan Markle, Joe Rogan Podcast Thrown of Its Perch by Hailey Bieber Featuring Podcast, Call Her Daddy

Alex Cooper is a lead host of the “Call Her Daddy” podcast, which she started in 2018. She was also joined by her friend, Sofia Franklyn who was her roommate at the time when the podcast commenced. In her recent interview, she mentioned Joe Rogan and his podcast.

The podcaster always wanted her show to cross the numbers of her competitor. A recent trending episode might’ve helped her achieve those numbers…

“Joe Rogan Experience” dethroned by “Call Her Daddy”

Alex Cooper is the proud owner of the podcast “Call Her Daddy” which airs on Spotify. The 27-year-old’s podcast deals with celebrities talking freely, mostly about their sexual encounters, and also, Cooper giving relationship advice. The show was picked up by Spotify from its previous owner, Barstool Sports, in a sensational $60 million deal.

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Alex Cooper has recently spoken to NY Times about her biggest competition in the Spotify podcast rankings “Obviously the person above me is Joe Rogan”. Joe Rogan’s famous podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience, is a smash hit among all audiences.

Although, Cooper claims that her podcast is essentially the most popular among women, calling Call Her Daddy “the most listened to podcast by women”

The new season of “Call Her Daddy” was recently aired on Spotify with Alex Cooper. The season kicked off with an episode featuring Hailey Beiber which went viral. The 25-year-old model spoke about her relationship with popstar Justin Beiber and the episode did great in numbers. Alex Cooper got what she wished for, as the episode is No. 1 in the U.S., Canada, Australia, the U.K., and Ireland on Spotify.

Meghan Markle’s podcast “Archetypes” on Spotify had also previously beat JRE, by going No.1 in Australia, Canada, and the UK. The recent trends might suggest Joe Rogan is losing his grip on the audience…

Cooper talks on the criticism of her show

The podcaster mentioned that she doesn’t compete with the UFC commentator because they cater to separate audience bases and further claimed that she is her own competition saying “Our content is so different.”

She adds “My show is one of the biggest shows in the world. In my category there is nothing above it. That is why I can, not arrogantly but confidently, say I am my own competition.”

Cooper also hates the terms people use to describe her show saying  “It frustrates me when people try to pigeonhole me like, Oh, it’s just that sex show,” claiming that her show is about much more rather than just sex.

She adds “I feel that sometimes people don’t want to acknowledge the show’s success: It must have been because of her looks or the salacious content. No. It continues to be one of the biggest shows in the world, and it’s not because I stumbled upon something.”

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How do you think “Call her Daddy” compares to “The Joe Rogan Experience”?