Here’s What Kylie Kelce Had To Say About Overtaking Joe Rogan’s Podcast

Kylie Kelce is aware of what her naysayers have to say following her impressive milestone. The NFL WAG’s podcast “Not Gonna Lie” is only three episodes in but has already surpassed Joe Rogan's bestselling podcast, “The Joe Rogan Experience” on the charts. Kelce and Rogan’s show is currently on first and second place on the charts on Spotify, but as of now, she still holds the top spot on Apple Podcasts. But the podcaster doesn’t seem too bothered with her new accomplishment.

Kylie who’s married to former Eagles center Jason Kelce is a mum of three children, namely, Wyatt, Elliotte, and Bennett. The former high school coach is also expecting her fourth child with Jason and often talks about her home life on her podcast. The widespread interest in her podcast has come as a surprise to many but listeners have found Kylie’s show authentic and relatable. “I couldn’t care less about the charts,” she told the New York Times recently.
She’s aware that her haters’ biggest criticism of her seems to be that no one knows who she is, “which is very funny to me,” she told the Times, “I don’t need you to know who I am.”

“I’m focused on putting out content that people like to consume,” Kelce said. “If that puts us there for a week, cool. If it puts us there for longer than that, cool. But I also don’t need to feed any conflict that’s created by it.”
There’s no denying the massive influence Rogan’s podcast has had on American listeners. Rogan has even hosted Donald Trump and JD Vance on his program in the lead-up to the 2024 presidential election. In fact, it’s common knowledge that Rogan’s podcast resonates the most with young male, right-leaning audience. However, Kelce shared in her interview that her political beliefs “aggressively lean” left.
Kelce told The New York Times that she would be open to hosting any political figures on her show, and also named Michelle Obama and Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro as potential guests. She shared the latter's initiative to put free period products in school bathrooms as an admirable move.
“I would talk to Michelle Obama in a heartbeat, and I know she is not personally running,” said Kelce, adding that she'd "love it" if the former First Lady would run for office.
Also Read : Las Vegas Raiders Eyeing Sam Darnold As $10M Star Quarterback for 2025?