Spotify invests just 10% of their 100 million Diversity and Inclusivity fundĪccording to a report from Bloomberg, the 100 million was set to be dissected into a project named the ‘Creator Equity Fund’. Although it has now been revealed that the platform has not lived up to its word. The global music platform formed a ‘Diversity and Inclusivity’ fund, pledging 100 million towards it. Although the platform didn’t revoke their partnership, they did promise to be cautious with Rogan’s content moving forward. He would see his Spotify deal under threat. However, it was his use of the n-word that led to Rogan being reprimanded.
One specific guest, Robert Malone, a discredited doctor, forced Rogan to be on the receiving end of facing threats from the woke folk, leading to an exodus to get the 55-year-old cancelled.
Most of them sparked outrage with their comments. Rogan’s podcast would host controversial names, including political and medical figures. Joe Rogan in fact dominated the podcasting industry, influencing several people worldwide to adopt the practice. Specifically, during the global crisis faced by the arrival of COVID-19. Although the Joe Rogan Experience was incepted in 2009 and gained prominence during the early and mid-2010s, it gained maximum momentum in 2020. Joe Rogan has become a household name within the entertainment industry.
Two years following the Joe Rogan scandal, Spotify has failed to live up to its promise of encouraging diversity and inclusivity.
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