Joe Rogan Beats Jason and Travis Kelce to Get Apple Podcasts Top Spot After Return

Joe Rogan recently signed a new deal with Spotify for a whopping 250 Million dollars. In many ways, he is a pioneer of podcasting after hosting one of the most successful podcasting shows for so many years. Moreover, it appears that his podcast will continue to tower over all others as the deal allows him to broaden his spectrum by streaming on other platforms too. Subsequently, new Apple Music released Podcast charts and Rogan found his name in it.

This revelation comes amidst several podcasts making big waves. So, does he continue to host one of the most successful podcasts in today’s age and time?  Let’s wait no further and unwrap this question.

Joe Rogan remains Number 1!

Apple Music releases a podcast chart that ranks one of the most popular podcasts at a point in time. This year’s list included podcasts such as, ‘New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce,’ and ‘Call Her Daddy,‘ amongst others. These podcasts have brewed a robust fan base of their own but how well do they fair against the likes of, ‘JRE’?

As per the aforementioned charts, Travis Kelce’s podcast is not even competing with Rogan. The Joe Rogan Experience podcast stands tall at number one and Kelce’s podcast is at number seven. Moreover, it bears mention that this chart is limited to viewership in the United States of America. Also, it is worth noting that this revelation came after Spotify levied the exclusive rights it had over the podcast.

Hence, in a short amount of time, in a matter of days, as and when Rogan’s podcast went live on Apple Music, it broke records. Safe to say, he is going to continue to tower over all other podcasts for quite some time. Regardless, does that mean Rogan is going to leave Spotify?

Where does JRE stand with Spotify?

As per reports, Spotify will cease to have exclusive rights to the podcast as it did in the last few years. In a recent post, on Instagram, Rogan clarified that his podcast will now be uploaded on YouTube and Apple Music. While it does that, it will also be on Spotify—leading to the podcast being on multiple platforms.

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In his post, he said, “The podcast is now officially back on @apple We should be back on @youtube with full episodes in the coming weeks. Shoutout to @spotify for absolutely being the coolest and smartest people I’ve ever had the pleasure of being in partnership with. I’m very excited the podcast will now have a much broader distribution.”

The above revelation goes to show that the podcast is liberated and not constrained to just one platform. With this, it is going to generate more viewership and revenue. Safe to say, times are exciting for Rogan and let’s see what the future holds for him.

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