Still, few can dispute that it would be a lyrical clash for the ages. Joe Budden - Slaughtermouse, Joe Budden - Never Again, Joe Budden feat Felicia Temple - The Way You Love. It's not fair for Joe to act like Em should have said his name three years ago, when Budden's incendiary comments came during his stint on Everyday Struggle in 2017. Ludacris & Lil Wayne mp3, Eminem feat.Ludacris Lil Wayne - OST 6, OST 6 - Eminem feat. When one positions themselves as a critic, they are wholly responsible for how scathing they choose to be the mantle of critic does not absolve one of their accusations, and it's not entirely surprising that artists and critics can occasionally bump heads.Įm has taken his fair share of lumps from the press, who have made a habit out of attacking his character over his music. In fact, Joe was enjoying life on Shady Records as a member of Slaughterhouse rather than criticizing Em's music, he was penning homage tracks in the form of "Slaughtermouse." While he's absolutely right about people wanting smoke now that he's out of the game, he seems to be missing one essential fact. When it comes to battle rap, Eminem is one of the best, so this should be some exciting times in hip-hop.To be fair, during the timeframe Joe provides, Em would have had little reason to diss him at all. With some bold statements like these, he now has no choice but to back up his statements with some new content, which would be a diss track for the ages. “How could I be mesmerized by someone I thought I was better than?”Īt the end of his podcast, Joe Budden hinted that he is leaving the door open for a possible coming out of retirement diss track for Eminem. “You have not said anything for the better part of a whole f***ing decade,” the rapper/podcaster said. Joey was signed to Shady Records as part of Slaughterhouse, but all of that is now history with the two of them now going at each other. Eminems verse in the leaked song included a few jabs at the media, including Diddys Revolt where his rival Joe Buddens hosts a State Of Culture podcast. Joe Budden and Eminem have had their history of being friends and now bitter foes. The New Jersey rapper says that Slim Shady has been lacking in content for the better part of the last decade. I’ve been better than you this entire f**king decade!” he added. “Let me tell you what Joe Budden has thought this entire time. The best part came when he said he has been a better rapper than Eminem this decade which pretty much means that he thinks all of Em’s new music this decade has been trash. “I heard the album, and because I don’t think you know all the members that were in the group, I don’t really think you know our history,” Joey said. On Wednesday, Joe Budden addresses the elephant in the room on the new episode of his “The Joe Budden Podcast.” Budden let Eminem know that he has been better than him for the past decade and he is locked into his megastar cocoon. According to Joe Budden Diddy isn’t about to let Eminem’s Killshot name-drop go unchecked. The team debates that the fact that the battle is even debatable means that Eminem lost. Budden quickly states that Eminem has more fans.
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We all expected Eminem to respond but perhaps not with a full-length album full of diss tracks. The Joe Budden podcast team agrees that MGK’s Rap Devil is a better record than Eminem’s Kill Shot. The former Slaughterhouse member has responded to a diss shot his way from the newly released Kamikaze album.
The diss didn’t come as a major surprised, but when the Slaughterhouse rapper turn radio talk show host called Em’s last album Revival trash, that was a bit of a surprise. New Jersey rapper Joe Budden isn’t here for Eminem‘s flashy rhymes or smoke. Joe Budden has finally responded to Eminem dissing him on the track “ Fall” on his new album Kamikaze. Joe Budden might just decide to come out of retirement to address Eminem dissing him on Kamikaze. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators.
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