Joe Rogan pulls Gettr’s ‘damn’ date after joining MAGA Twitter instead

“Cheer up,” Joe Rogan Written earlier this month when he joined Gettr, the MAGA-friendly Twitter app founded by former Trump aide Jason Miller.

Now that the comedian and influencer appears to regret his decision, this week the social media app exploded onto the social media app as a “fugazi” website. “participating in the “monster thing”.

“I believe I can now be part of the Chinese Communist Party,” Rogan joked Monday – referencing how Gettr funding by exiled Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui — after comedian Tim Dillon noted how The element of fear The host recently joined Gettr and created a bunch of media headlines.

Rogan commented on The Tim Dillon Show: “Well, the news story is that their subscribers went up 1,150% or something.”

“Yes, you have 9 million followers on Gettr,” Dillon replied, before Rogan poured cold water on the stat. “Yes, it’s not real,” he explained, “Gettr doesn’t even have 9 million people.” According to the podcasting star, the social media site only combines pre-existing Twitter followers with its user profile.

“This is a fucking place,” Rogan continued. “They take all of my Twitter followers… and then they transfer those followers.”

“So Gettr is a fugazi,” Dillion replied.

“Definitely fugazi,” Rogan agreed.

The comedian then suggested that he consider deleting his Gettr profile, but “I don’t know how to get out,” he commented. “Like if I get rid of Gettr, I don’t think I can.”

“You mean you have to sit down with Marjorie Taylor Greene, personally,” Dillion joked.

“She would tell me all about what was in the basement of Pizza Comet,” Rogan chuckled.

“We’ve reached out to Joe Rogan’s team and hope that we’ve addressed any concerns he may have,” Jason Miller said in a statement to The Daily Beast on Tuesday.

Rogan’s mockery of Gettr seems to continue to fuel criticism by some far-right figures on social media.

“It’s interesting that Joe Rogan is also suspicious of Gettr,” said Blaze TV host Elijah Schaffer commented, “After learning about Chinese funding, inflation followed, stopping dissidents with whom they disagreed, leftist dog whistling [terms of service], Employee Democracy Platform, AWS servers. ”

And last week, the shock of the right Stew Peters similarly attacked Gettr, claiming the site was an “enemy intelligence gathering platform for the US”, while also raising the possibility that Guo could be a “spy” for the Chinese government.