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8:52Now PlayingYou can always count on Charlamagne Tha God to have an opinion on the topics that are driving pop culture and media currently, and not just that, but a well-thought-out and elucidated opinion. Such is the case when it comes to one of mainstream media's favorite subjects as of late: Joe Rogan.
Earlier this week, we got to hear from Joe Budden when it comes to Joe Rogan's past behaviour and language, as a compilation of the podcast host saying the N-word went viral the other week. We've also seen hip-hop artists speak out, from Fat Joe to India Arie. Nonetheless, when it comes to the latter, she's gone back-and-forth in her opinion-- while she was among the first to speak out and state she finds the comedian "problematic," she later said he did a "fine job" with his apology, and that she didn't believe in cancel culture. It's worth noting since all of these statements, she's gone on the Daily Show with Trevor Noahon the latest episode of the Brilliant Idiots podcast, Charlamagne references one of India Arie's earlier statements, stating that he agrees with her -- "I actually really like what India Arie said," he starts. "Number one, she said she doesn't think Joe Rogan is racist, she just thought it was insensitive." #charlamagnethagod
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