The Liver King, Influencer Known for Eating Cow Balls, Arrested for Alleged Threats Against Joe Rogan

There are many people who don’t like Joe Rogan and one of them is Brian Johnson, an influencer of body creation whose main claim to glory is that he eats raw and unprocessed animal organs to stay in shape. Johnson, who is also known by his online nickname, the “King of the Liver” (in addition to other organs, he eats a lot of livers), was arrested this week in the hometown of Rogan in Austin, Texas, after having made a series of threats against the podcastor on social media.

Indeed, in recent days, Johnson has published strange and threatening messages on Rogan on his Instagram page. On Tuesday, the authorities published a declaration on the arrest of Johnson, noting that he had been accused of having made “terrorist threats” against the podcast magnate, which is a crime of offense. In a press release shared with Gizmodo, Austin police said:

“On Tuesday, June 24, 2025, around 9:30 am, detectives from the Austin Police Service (APD) were informed that a subject identified as Brian Johnson, known online under the name of” Fever King “, had made threats against Joe Rogan on his Instagram profile,” said Austin police in a statement. “The detectives examined the posts and observed that Johnson went to Austin while continuing to make threatening statements. The detectives contacted Rogan, who said that he had never had an interaction with Johnson and considered the threatening posts. On the basis of this information, the detectives obtained an arrest warrant against Johnson for a terrorist threat.”

Johnson has published videos on Rogan for at least the last three days, and all are quite bizarre. In A videoJohnson carries the skin of a wolf on his head and holds what seems to be two machine guns, shouting: “Joe Rogan, I call you. My name is the king of the liver. Man to the man. I take a fight with you!” A different videoPosted on Tuesday, shows him standing in a shower in a four -season hotel and ingesting coffee in his buttocks through a washing machine and a bucket tube. “I did not threaten to kill anyone. I chose a fight, ”says Johnson, while flooding his anus with caffeine. “Let us detract ourselves for sport,” he continues, before repeating that he does not want to “kill anyone”.

Quite strangely, Johnson documented the previous moments and during his arrest, continuing to publish videos on his Instagram while he was preparing to be placed in police custody. A video Show it to be placed in the handcuffs. Police said they are still investigating Johnson’s activities.

What are these two that the quarrel? It is not known, although it is worth emphasizing that during an episode of the 2022 Rogan podcast, Johnson was a subject of conversation. In the videoRogan called Johnson “full of shit” and made fun of the influencer “ancestral principles“Program, which Johnson called the” key to unlocking a long robust life “. Rogan also questioned many statements that Johnson made on the way he builds muscles.

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Indeed, Johnson spent years saying that his raw meat diet was knowing how he developed muscles (in addition to eating livers, once has eaten its own weight in cow’s testicles For a YouTube video) but, in 2022, he Capped in the use of steroidsAdmitting: “Yes, I made steroids, and yes, I am under steroids.” In the video, Johnson said that his character of “King of the Liver” was an “experience” designed to inspire young men and make them more virile. “I fucked up,” he said.

Johnson has also recently been the subject of A Netflix documentary It told his ascent to glory. The documentary, which would have covered Johnson’s lies on the use of steroids, has Critic inspired by online influencersome of which can be seen on his Instagram, where commentators accuse him of being full. “Remember when you lied and you were caught then fell from Lmao,” Read a.