The first quarter of the year 2022 was very harsh on the Joe Rogan Experience host. The number one podcast host in the world landed into one controversy after the other. From several prominent artists wanting his removal from Spotify to missing the UFC PPV event, Rogan went through a lot in the early quarter.
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With the massive audience Rogan has, there are some detractors out there. But the list of his supporters is humongous, to say the least. Not only his JRE followers but also the MMA/UFC community put a good word for the renowned podcast host.
However, Former UFC light heavyweight champion Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson suggested how he faced trouble for his support of Joe Rogan.
“My Instagram got banned,” said ‘Rampage’. He presented that he used to post funny stuff from the internet to his Instagram account, for which he faced some warnings. However, he was confused about when his account got banned.
“They banned again, with no explanation, and I didn’t post, and I comment on nobody. I didn’t say nothing.”
However, ‘Rampage’ gave a possible reason for the ban. He said, “Somebody, tagged me in a post when these people were getting mad about Joe Rogan… And I was like, you all are not mad at Joe Rogan… You all are mad at him for other things.”
He added he doesn’t get into the conversation and added, “Me personally, I don’t care… That word have no power over me”
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‘Rampage’ offered the world is getting ‘too sensitive’ and concluded, “I know Joe personally, I’ve met him. I know him and based on the way he was saying it, it was no problem with the way he was saying it.”
Joe Rogan and Rampage Jackson squash beef at UFC 144
Being a UFC commentator is no easy task; Fighters are very sensitive to what’s said about them as they put their utmost effort into their performances.
‘Rampage’ Jackson was not happy with Joe Rogan for ‘biased‘ commentary. Rogan, before UFC 144, took time to clear the air with the light heavyweight fighter.
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Rogan said to ‘Rampage’, “I always wanted you to know that if I say anything, it’s never out of disrespect. I like you and I root for you.”
The two had a cordial conversation and sorted things out and appreciated each other’s work.
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