"Should have put a ring on it"- Joe Rogan speculates on Beyonce’s $10M, Eminem and Lizzo’s alleged Kamala Harris rally earnings with podcast guest

Joe Rogan has been known to weigh in on several topics on his podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience. He recently suggested that guests Beyonce, Eminem, and Lizzo were paid to show support for Kamala Harris during her presidential campaign rallies.

Speaking to guest Marc Andreessen on episode #2234 of JRE, the UFC commentator stated:

"Alleged that Beyonce got $10 million and Lizzo got $3 million, Eminem got $1.8 million. Like, really?"

After his guest speculated that publishing the numbers would lead the artists to get mad at each other, Rogan chimed in, adding:

"Eminem got shorted... I wonder if Lizzo's like, 'I didn't get s**t'. I would say it, but why haven't they said it? Beyonce has been mum about the whole thing. I think I would probably say, 'I didn't get any money to do that', but that was a weird one, too, because a lot of people thought Beyonce was going to do a concert and she just went out there and talked."

Check out Joe Rogan's comments on Kamala Harris' campaign guests below:

No evidence suggests that the three musicians were paid to endorse Harris, which falls in line with their previous political endorsements. Additionally, representatives for each of the artists have denied the rumors that they were paid, which began on Facebook.

Check out the full episode of JRE below:

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Scott Storch discusses dating Paris Hilton with Joe Rogan

Scott Storch recently appeared in episode #2233 of JRE. The Grammy Award-winning music producer opened up on his 2006 relationship with Paris Hilton.

Speaking to host Joe Rogan, Storch revealed that he met the socialite to work on music, which led to them dating, before sharing:

"We're having tons of fun, we're good friends, but I think we're both using each other in a certain way where I'm so excited to be next to this girl who's the coolest, most famous girl in the world. She's my girl. And her passion at that time was music and she was next to me, who I'm the No.1 music producer in the world at the time. Then, it went on and then inevitably the night life led to f**king cocaine."

Check out Scott Storch's full comments on his relationship with Paris Hilton below (53:46):

Storch noted that things were good for him during the first year of his cocaine usage before quickly spiraling downhill. He added that the drug affected personal relationships, comparing himself to the movie Blow. The music producer has publicly faced both legal and financial issues related, which were caused by his addiction.