'Comedians did not sign up to be your hero,' Cummings wrote in a follow-up tweet on Feb. The '2 Broke Girls' creator further defended her position by asserting the purpose of comedy is to disturb the status quo. 'Don’t look to why so many people trust joe Rogan, look to why so few people trust the mainstream media,' Cummings tweeted on Feb.

Cummings said the focus of the podcaster's controversy should be on the current state of our media landscape rather than Rogan. 'Manipulation': Dwayne Johnson slams Vin Diesel's proposal for final 'Fast & Furious' Whitney CummingsĪccording to the comedian, Rogan isn't the problem. 'I hear you as well as everyone here 100% I was not aware of his N word use prior to my comments, but now I've become educated to his complete narrative,' Johnson replied. 'Learning moment for me.'

Johnson acknowledged his ignorance on the matter on Twitter. In a six-minute video posted on Instagram over the weekend, Rogan offered his 'deepest apologies,' acknowledging that his use of the N-word on 'The Joe Rogan Experience' looked 'terrible' and calling his use of the racist slur 'regretful' and 'shameful.' On Saturday, Rogan apologized for his second controversy in two weeks after a compilation surfaced that showed him using a racial slur in 12 years' worth of episodes. 'Have you actually listened to this man's many racist statements about Black people?' 'You're a hero to many people and using your platform to defend Joe Rogan, a guy that used and laughed about using the N word dozens of times, is a terrible use of your power,' Winslow wrote to Johnson on Twitter Feb. However, just a few days later, Johnson walked back on his support for Rogan after author Don Winslow criticized him for supporting Rogan, pointing out the podcaster's repeated use of a racial slur in the past.

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