Luckily Logic was able to get over those feelings, but if he thought that revelation would draw any kind of empathy from the New Jersey rapper, he was sadly mistaken. After the interview aired, Buddens took to his Twitter page to comedically respond and said that Logic was "reverse bullying" him before responding to some fans clowning Logic for feeling suicidal.
The e-beef continues to escalate between Joe Budden and Gillie Da Kid. One of the former’s most embarrassing moments might get revisited for the world to see.
Well, ain't gonna be no convincing Joe Buddens of anything else anytime soon. He did say he was listening to this upcoming album, No Pressure and admitted that if it was a dope project he would say so.
Referred to as "Duke" on Budden's Spotify podcast, Tekashi has been accused of faking streams before.
Just when you thought it was safe for rappers during Father’s Day weekend it wasn’t. One of the game’s lyrical talents got some steam off his chest; again.
Swizz Beatz continues to represent the culture with passion, dignity and respect. He is taking the new regime to task to make sure our architects feel the much-deserved respect.
While COVID-19 is still very serious we need to recognize it is bringing people together. Drake and Joe Budden are one unlikely duo who have made amends during quarantine.
Drizzy has been making some humorous comments in celebrities IG Live feeds and even joined the podcast host and media mogul at one point for some good-natured ribbing.
On his popular The Joe Budden Podcast show, Budden slammed 'A Written Testimony' for having too much JAY-Z, prompting Jay Electronica to respond to one of Budden's cohosts.
Joe Budden continues to flourish in media but it seems he has ruffled the feathers of his former co-worker. Akademiks is in his feelings once again.
While Revolt TV has yet to reach its full potential the network does have some promising programming. Joe Budden is now opening up how his Hip-Hop talk show came to be.
With Joe Budden long exiting from fan-favorite Hip-Hop group Slaughterhouse to pursue new and exciting business ventures, Lupe Fiasco began campaigning to replace the “Pump It Up” rapper in the hardcore rap group which was made up of Joe, Royce Da 5’9,” KXNG Crooked and Joell Ortiz.
