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Music streaming giant Spotify has seen a 17% dip in shares on reports that subscriber growth has slowed down. The dip comes at a bad time for the company as multiple artists boycott them over Joe Rogan’s podcast on the platform

"The Joe Rogan Experience" has caused an uproar, with the show’s host accused of spouting misinformation about vaccination, either directly or through the guests he has on his show. Here’s a list of who’s protesting.

The first artist to boycott the platform over their association with Rogan, the 76 year-old has been at loggerheads with Spotify since. “I am doing this because Spotify is spreading fake information about vaccines - potentially causing death to those who believe the disinformation being spread by them,” he said.

Mitchell announced that she was standing with Young. The move prompted the hashtag #spotifydeleted to trend on social media. “Irresponsible people are spreading lies that are costing people their lives,” Mitchell said.

Lofgren announced that he would be removing all his music from Spotify, on January 29. The E Street Band guitarist said, “We encourage all musicians, artists and music lovers everywhere, to stand with us all, and cut ties with Spotify.”

A podcast host on Spotify, Brown paused her podcasts - “Unlocking Us” and “Dare to Lead”- until further notice.

Another podcaster and musician, Aerie pulled her music and her podcast “Songversation '' because of Rogan’s language about race.

The three musicians issued a joint statement on February 2 “in solidarity with their bandmate, Neil Young,” saying they had requested that their labels remove their solo and collaborative music from the platform.

The essayist and author of “Bad Feminist” said this week that she had removed her podcast, “The Roxane Gay Agenda,” from Spotify.