Joe Rogan Responds to Liver King's Disturbing Threats With One Blunt Statement
Brian Johnson—better known as the Liver King—has been released from jail after making "terroristic threats" to fight Joe Rogan. But now, he's doubling down.
Johnson was booked into the Travis County Jail at 8:31 p.m. on Tuesday, June 24, facing one charge of a terroristic threat.
It all started earlier this week when Johnson began posting unhinged Instagram Reels, challenging Rogan to a fight.
His arrest came shortly after he traveled to Austin, Texas to apparently seek out Rogan to brawl.
Johnson didn't spend too much time in police custody. But now that he's out, he's back to posting about his intentions to fight the popular podcast host.
"We're going to go somewhere today, here in Austin. If anybody knows where Seth Rogan's—the other version of him, that rhymes with 'blow'—if anyone knows where his family is gonna be today, if you could let my team know so that we can stay within 200 yards, not close to them, to stay away from them," he says in a recent video, implying a restraining order.Johnson also says he's been ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation this week, which will continue on a monthly basis. He also is wearing an ankle monitor.
So far, Rogan has kept his distance from the drama and hasn't made any public comments about the one-sided incident. But, according to legal documents obtained by TMZ, Rogan told detectives he wasn't sure why Johnson had targeted him and that he heard the influencer was "significantly unstable and seems like he needs help."
Rogan also stated that he'd never had any interaction with Johnson and considered Johnson's posts to be threatening.Joe Rogan Responds to Liver King's Disturbing Threats With One Blunt Statement first appeared on Men's Fitness on Jun 26, 2025
This story was originally reported by Men's Fitness on Jun 26, 2025, where it first appeared.
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