WHO Chief Thanks Neil Young For Pushing Spotify To Cut Joe Rogan Over Covid Misinformation

Jan 27th, 2022, 05:03pm

The Director-General of the World Health Organization expressed his support for Neil Young after he demanded that the streaming service remove his music if it continued to host Joe Rogan's show.

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Tedros thanked Young for standing up against misinformation.

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An open letter from 270 doctors, scientists and educators calling for the platform to crack down on misinformation and take down an episode of Rogan's show featuring a doctor named Robert was followed by a message from Tedros.

The New York Times reported that the company regretted Neil's decision to remove his music from the platform, but said it hopes to welcome him back soon.

On Monday, Young published a now-deleted open letter to Spotify that claimed the platform was spreading fake information about vaccines that could prove deadly, and specifically targeted Rogan's show. Young gave the platform an ultimatum: his music, or Rogan, despite the popularity of The Joe Rogan Experience. Young has an expansive discography of 40 albums. Rogan has come under fire for making misleading or false comments about the coronaviruses, including suggesting that young healthy people don't need to get vaccine. In December, Rogan talked to Malone, who claimed that as many as one-third of the U.S. population has been hypnotized.

Neil Young's music will be removed from the service after a dispute with Joe Rogan.

Neil Young wants his music pulled over the Joe Rogan Covid Vaccine.