Joe Rogan confirms his 'most requested guest' is set to appear on podcast and fans think it could 'break the internet'
Joe Rogan has seemingly confirmed his most requested guest is finally set to appear on his podcast.
The Joe Rogan Experience, which has been going for more than 14 years, is one of the biggest podcasts in the world and the top 10 most watch episodes for have racked up a total of 400 million views.
His most viewed episode is the first appearance with Tesla and X chief Elon Musk, which had a staggering 69 million people watch.
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But that could be about to change, with JRE set to break the internet with an upcoming episode.
Rogan has been offered Donald Trump in the past, with the 45th United States president said to be his most requested guest.
However in 2022, the 57-year-old told Lex Fridman he said "no every time" to Trump and that he was "not interested in helping him".
The UFC commentator also stressed he is “not a Trump supporter in any way, shape or form”
Recently though, the 78-year-old told Nelk boys that he was going to be linking up with Rogan, saying, "I think I'm doing it" when asked if he would ever go on the show.
Rogan's X account dropped a major hint that Trump was coming on, asking fans, "Do you want to see @realDonaldTrump on the podcast?".
That same account has now shared a graphic hyping up an episode with Trump on Friday 25 October, accruing 7.5 million views and a flurry of replies.
One said: "Let's go! Trump on Joe Rogan will be the most watched podcast of all-time!"
A second added: "About to break the internet."
A third agreed: "This is going to be the podcast to break the internet."
Another commented: "Will be the biggest podcast ever!
A fifth predicted: "It will be the highest rated podcast of all time."
Politico were the first outlet to report that Trump is slated to appear on Rogan's show, stating that the episode will take place in Austin, Texas.
It comes a week before the US presidential election after Trump's appearance on the 'Six Feet Under' podcast hosted by WWE legend The Undertaker.
Vice president and Trump's rival Kamala Harris has also reportedly been in discussions over an appearance.
Josh Lawless