

However, these thoughts took a backseat to a perennial concern of Young’s: audio quality. “I am happy and proud to stand in solidarity with the front line health care workers who risk their lives every day to help others.” Private companies have the right to choose what they profit from, just as I can choose not to have my music support a platform that disseminates harmful information,” Young wrote in bold text. I have never been in favor of censorship.
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Young has also published a new letter in which he claims that his intention was never to censor Rogan: “I support free speech. Rogan has not reacted publicly to Young’s statements, but now Joni Mitchell has stepped into the fray, posting her own statement titled “I Stand With Neil Young!” in which she says she will remove her music from Spotify and writes that "irresponsible people are spreading lies that are costing people their lives.” Not both.” Spotify, which made a $100 million deal with Rogan in May 2020, has since removed much of Young’s music. Earlier this week, Neil Young gave Spotify an ultimatum in a letter posted to his website: “They can have Rogan or Young.
