The music streaming platform confirmed that the Godfather of Grunge’s music will be leaving soon. PREVIOUSLY, JAN 26 PM: You can still hear Neil Young classics like “Heart of Gold” and “Rockin’ in the Free World” on Spotify, but not for much longer. Or to quote Rogan from his podcast Thursday: “What’s wrong with my brain today?” However, despite a more than 2 and half hour convo with UFC Women’s Bantamweight champion Julianna Pena and talking about “dancing around” topics, the longtime UFC commentator had zero to say about the controversy. As for Rogan - he posted a new podcast Thursday. Having declined to provide a schedule yesterday on when Young’s tunes would be trashed, the music streamer had no comment today on Young’s music disappearing. Having handed over $100 million to Rogan a couple of years ago for the exclusive rights to the Joe Rogan Experience, Spotify pulled the plug on the Godfather of Grunge. Spotify is “potentially causing death to those who believe the disinformation being spread by them,” Young bluntly said in the now-deleted open letter. In protest against Spotify golden boy Joe Rogan’s “spread of misinformation” over Covid-19 vaccines, polio survivor Young penned an open letter to the Swedish company earlier this week to make a choice between him or the ex- Fear Factor host. The removal is “a huge loss for my record company to absorb,” he said.SiriusXM Relaunches Neil Young Radio Limited Channel Following Spotify Removal Young, 76, said Spotify accounted for 60 per cent of the streaming of his music to listeners around the world. The company has deleted more than 40 episodes of Rogan’s popular podcast - which has an estimated 11 million listeners - to date. The company said it worked to balance “both safety for listeners and freedom for creators” in accordance with its “detailed content policies.” Since the start of the pandemic, Spotify has removed 20,000 podcast episodes containing COVID misinformation. YouTube deleted a recording of the Rogan podcast shortly after it was uploaded to the website by a third party. Malone was banned from Twitter for circulating anti-vaccine misinformation. 31 program featured Robert Malone, a doctor who has called himself the “inventor” of mRNA vaccines, the type that serves as the basis for the COVID-19 vaccine. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Manage Print Subscription / Tax Receipt.

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