I remember listening to a clip a few months ago about how he enjoyed seeing the hate people would have for having Nia on. Perhaps that was back when it was just a few people complaining and now it's become an opinion of most of his fans. I don't listen or know much about his podcast but it seems like a lot of entertainers in this weird universe from radio and podcasts and comics getting newfound popularity with them after putting in your dues for 30 years on the road, they always seem to make a very sharp left turn at whatever they were doing right and begin becoming very self obsorbed. It's like Opie in the Afternoons, Sam's WWF podcast, Anthony's alt right show, etc. They seem to become very self conscious and resentful of their fans because before they could make great productions while still laughing at how petty their fans are online but when they actually start dropping in overall quality and after years of dismissing their fans opinions that they can't recover and begin to punish their whole fan base by trying to cut it down to just dedicated members of the cult.