Joe Rogan Net Worth 2022: UFC Commentator Earning This MUCH On Spotify Podcast Amid Controversies
Joe Rogan has been embroiled in numerous controversies over the past few weeks regarding his Spotify podcast, but he's earning a staggering amount of money according to anonymous sources; how much is his deal with the Sweden-based company?
According to a report published by The New York Times, as reported by Variety, the UFC commentator's deal with the streaming platform is a whopping $200 million.
Per anonymous insiders who spoke to the outlet, the actual value behind the deal was at least $200 million, but there's a possibility that he's earning more than that.
In early reports, the initial deal between Rogan and the company, which spans over three and a half years, was $100 million.
At the time of this writing, Spotify has not publicly commented on the matter.
Over the past few weeks, the martial arts expert has been facing many controversies from Spotify users and artists.
One of his issues was using a racial slur in the previous episodes of his podcast. He was also accused of spreading misinformation about COVID-19.
After the racial slur incident, Rogan took to Instagram to offer an apology, saying it's "the most regretful and shameful thing" he ever had to talk about publicly.
Spotify CEO has commented on Rogan's controversies through a statement, saying he's deeply sorry for how the podcast affected his employees.
He also noted that silencing the podcaster is not the answer as "canceling voices is a slippery slope."
The platform has removed over 70 episodes of "The Joe Rogan Experience."
Joe Rogan Net Worth
As mentioned above, Rogan is earning a whopping amount of money from his deal with Spotify, but how much is he truly worth?
According to Celebrity Net Worth, the podcast host has a net worth of $120 million. The outlet noted that Rogan is earning through his comedy shows, podcasts, and YouTube revenue.
The outlet also noted that Joe Rogan's annual salary could go up to a shocking $60 million.
In the past, he was a host of "Fear Factor" and "The Man Show" produced by Comedy Central.
