It’s that old saying seared into your brain after your mom told you a million times when you were a kid: If you don’t have anything nice to say, at least don’t admit to the world that you don’t know how to use Google. Kylie Kelce offered a refresher on this concept to the world, especially fans of the podcast host Joe Rogan who are angry because she dethroned him from the top-rated show position, in the last episode of your show, I’m not going to liepublished on Thursday.
Since his podcast debuted and started coming and going atop the charts with The Joe Rogan ExperienceKelce has drawn the ire of conservatives, not only for surpassing Rogan in rankings but because he said in a recent interview that his political views “lean aggressively” to the left. In the new episode, Kelce said, “Who the fuck is Kylie Kelce?” It has become one of the main constant searches on social networks.
“I can’t get over the fact that you wrote this on Twitter, when you could have written it on Google,” he said. “And you also wrote my name in, so now you know what you’re getting: more Kylie Kelce content.”
Kelce seemed baffled by the lack of understanding of the Web and how the attention economy works. Engagement, whether positive or negative, is still engagement in the digital eyes of the Web.
“I had talked to my producers a while ago about something like, ‘Do we like a segment on algorithms and explain to people that if you interact with the content and type my name and stuff, will you still understand me?’ on your timeline?’”
Another thing Kelce said that “blows me away” is the criticism of his podcast as a “beginner.”
“I’ve been saying that about my own shit. (podcast),” he said, laughing.
Kelce, who is married to the former Philadelphia Eagles player Jason Kelce and is the sister-in-law of the current Kansas Metropolis Chiefs tight end Travis KelceHe premiered his weekly podcast in December.
