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- Liver King - Wikipedia
Brian Johnson (born 1976 or 1977) [1], known by his online alias Liver King, is an American fitness social media influencer and businessman [2][3] Johnson is known for promoting what he calls an "ancestral lifestyle", which includes eating large amounts of raw unprocessed organs and meat focusing on a daily intake of liver [4]
- Liver King Arrest: Restraining Order Imposed After Joe Rogan Threats
Brian Johnson, aka "Liver King," was released from jail in Texas after posting bond following his arrest for a terroristic threat against Joe Rogan
- Liver King arrested in Texas days after calling out Joe Rogan in . . .
Disgraced influencer the “Liver King” — known for lying about his insane muscular physique being down to gobbling raw organs and even testicles — was arrested in Texas after challenging
- Liver King arrested after making threats against Joe Rogan
“Liver King” was arrested in Austin, Texas after police say he posted threatening messages on social media directed at podcast host Joe Rogan
- Wellness Influencer ‘Liver King’ Arrested After Joe Rogan Videos . . .
Wellness influencer Brian Johnson, 47, known to his millions of followers as the “Liver King,” was arrested Tuesday and accused of making threats against popular podcaster and former MMA fighter Joe Rogan in a series of videos posted on his Instagram page
- Liver King arrested for alleged terroristic threat at Joe Rogan - Los . . .
Liver King, the influencer best known for his carnivorous and 'primitive' lifestyle, lands behind bars this week for allegedly picking a fight with podcaster Joe Rogan
- Has ‘Liver King’ Been Arrested After Threatening Joe . . . - Newsweek
The social media influencer known as the "Liver King" has been arrested in Texas and charged with making a "terroristic threat," according to reports
- Liver King Arrested After Picking a Fight With Joe Rogan
Netflix’s “Liver King” Arrested After “Picking a Fight” With Joe Rogan Social media influencer Brian Johnson was arrested in Austin for making a Terroristic Threat in the wake of posting
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