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Mar 11, 2022 48 min

NTWICGL: Don't Be A Rogan

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Have you ever stopped to think about the media that you consume on a daily basis? How many content creators that you follow have a problematic history? Should you drop that creator? Should you cancel your Spotify account because of their support of Joe Rogan, or have they done enough to counteract their support of his behavior and views? That's a question better answered when the boys dive in on Now That's What I Call Gay Life. The boys have brought back their series where they dive into the scandalous topics from sex and intimacy to the impact of the world on your media consumption... that's right, Now That's What I Call Gay Life has returned! BeeJay has brought Bryan and Pat back to the table to dive into problematic media and asks them how they deal with consuming said media. Do you back a boycott? Do you cancel your subscription to hit a corporation where it hurts the most, the pocketbook? How far do you dig into the creators that you follow? How do you determine the difference between problematic artists of yesteryear and today? Is death the point where you can start to enjoy the art of those that have been "canceled" today? The boys tackle all of these questions and then some as they talk about the disinformation and blatant racism of Joe Rogan as well as the support he received from Spotify as a platform as well as their attempt to course correct after the initial blowback. Was it enough? Tune in and find out what the boys think! Sit back and get ready to FLAME ON!

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