Joe Rogan, a popular podcaster and comedian, recently accused Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson of using steroids.

In a recent interview with Derek from the Youtube channel More Plates, More Dates, Rogan implored Johnson to “come clean” and be honest with his fans about his steroid use.

Rogan stated that he believes there is “not a chance in hell” that Johnson is clean and that he has a responsibility to speak truthfully with his fans.

Johnson, a former professional wrestler and Hollywood actor, previously admitted to experimenting with steroids when he was 18 or 19 but has since claimed to lead a steroid-free life. In response to Rogan’s accusations, Johnson has not yet publicly commented.

Rogan’s accusations against Johnson come after he called out fitness influencer Brian Johnson, also known as The Liver King, for what he believes is obvious steroid use.

In a recent podcast with Andrew Huberman, Rogan stated that The Liver King’s physique is “a freak” and that there is no way he could have achieved it without using steroids.

“The Liver King thing drives me nuts because that guy is on steroids,” Rogan said in a recent episode with Andrew Huberman.

“Just shut the f**k up. I know he is eating really healthy.

“It‘s clear he is eating all these animal foods and you know he is eating organ meat which is very rich in nutrients, all that’s true… Well, look at him.

“Do you know how rare it is to have a physique like that and not be on steroids?… I don‘t care how much you lift weights, that is a freak physique.”

The Liver King later posted a video apologizing for misleading his millions of followers and admitted to using steroids.

In the video, he stated that he had lied about his steroid use in the past and that he takes steroids under the supervision of trained hormone clinicians.

He also explained that he kept denying the truth to himself and had “dug himself into a bigger and deeper hole” by lying.

“I fully own that I f**ked up … I lied,” the shirtless influencer said in the video, finally admitting that his stomach-churning diet of raw liver and testicles was not the secret to his eye-popping physique. “Yes, I’ve done steroids. And yes, I’m on steroids.

The Liver King stated that his intention with the “Liver King” public figure was to spread a message about the high rates of suicide among young men who suffer from depression or “low motivation”.

He admitted that he had done a poor job of navigating the situation and that he would be “better” in the future.

In an episode of his podcast, Rogan said: “The Liver King thing drives me nuts, because that guy’s on steroids, just shut the f**k up.

“I know he’s eating really healthy, he’s eating all these animal foods, he’s eating organ meat which is very rich in nutrients, all that is true.

“But he’s dodging the main bullet. Look at him! Do you know how rare it is to have a physique like that and not be on steroids?

“That’s a gimmick, that guy. He’s got an ass filled with steroids is what he got. That’s not a natural body. That guy is shooting all kinds of s**t into his system to achieve that kind of physique.

“I don’t even know if there’s a benefit in eating raw meat. From what I’ve understood, talking to experts, there’s actually a lot gained from cooking because the protein becomes more bioavailable.”

Rogan, who has previously admitted to taking hormone replacement therapy, stated in his interview with Derek that he does not think there is anything wrong with taking hormone replacement.

He also emphasized the importance of being honest with one’s audience and having a responsibility to speak truthfully.

The allegations of steroid use have sparked a debate among fitness enthusiasts and fans of both Johnson and The Liver King.

Some believe that the use of steroids is necessary in order to achieve certain levels of physique, while others argue that it is possible to achieve a great physique without resorting to performance-enhancing drugs.

The issue of steroid use in the fitness industry has been a controversial topic for many years.

Some argue that the use of steroids can be dangerous and can have long-term health consequences, while others believe that it is a personal choice and that individuals should be allowed to make their own decisions about their bodies.

The debate is likely to continue, especially as more and more public figures in the fitness industry are called out for their alleged use of performance-enhancing drugs.