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It\u2019s that old adage burned into your brain after your mom said it to you a million times growing up: If you don\u2019t have anything nice to say, at least don\u2019t admit to the world that you don\u2019t know how to use Google. Kylie Kelce<\/strong> offered a refresher of this concept to the world, especially fans of podcast host Joe Rogan<\/strong> who are salty about her dethroning him from the top-rated show slot, on the latest episode of her show, Not Gonna Lie<\/em><\/a>, released Thursday.<\/p>\n Since her podcast debuted and began its back-and-forth at the top of the charts<\/a> with The Joe Rogan Experience<\/em>, Kelce has drawn the ire of conservatives, not just by besting Rogan in ratings but by saying in a recent interview that her political views \u201cagressively lean\u201d left<\/a>. In the new episode, Kelce said, \u201cwho the fuck is Kylie Kelce?\u201d has emerged as a consistent top search on social media.<\/p>\n \u201cI can\u2019t get over the fact that you actually typed this into Twitter, when you could have typed it into Google,\u201d she said. \u201cAnd also you typed my name, so now you know what you\u2019re gonna get: More Kylie Kelce content.\u201d<\/p>\n Kelce appeared bewildered at the lack of understanding of the internet and how the attention economy works. Engagement, whether positive or negative, is still engagement in the digital eyes of the internet.<\/p>\n \u201cA while ago I had talked to my producers about like, \u2018Do we do like a segment on algorithms and explain to people that if you engage with the content and if you write my name and shit, you\u2019re just gonna keep getting me on your timeline?\u2019\u201d<\/p>\n Another thing that Kelce said \u201chas blown my mind\u201d are the criticisms of her podcast as \u201camateur.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019ve been fucking saying that about my own [podcast],\u201d she said, laughing.<\/p>\n