Groupies have become very common ground for rappers to encounter while they are on the road doing shows, traveling from city to city.

Dealing with such “fans” can have a positive and a negative effect, but it all depends on how the cards are played and if they are played correctly.

“He gets right to the business.  He's like ‘B**ch what's up, we f**kin or not?  Get the f**k out b**ch when I'm done.  You a hoe.  S**k my d**k.'  So that was the discrepancy.”

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Guess it comes with the territory when a person is on the road to fame and riches.

“If yall gotta man and yall not swallowing, he's definitely getting his package sucked somewhere else.”

Since the overly publicized split between New Jersey rapper Joe Budden and former girlfriend Tahiry, Jumpoff has been rather quiet as of late.

While Crooked I, Joell Ortiz and Royce Da 5'9” have been dropping freestyles, Joey has been on the backburner.

The moment of silence has clearly been broken with the return of JoeBuddenTV with the episode pitting a debate between men and women aptly titled “Venus vs. Mars”.

Sexual endeavors are put fully out in this round table discussion.

Watch the video here:

“It was important to me to reach out to Beans because I ain't gonna front, when I seen the way that clip was chopped and screwed and edited, I was like ‘Yo, that looks really, really bad.”

The Internet has helped rapper Joe Budden garner not only a solid fanbase, but a prominent voice in Hip-Hop where his opinion is held under a microscope.

Reported earlier, the Jerz native weighed in on the ongoing beef between Beanie Sigel and Jay-Z.  The video made it seem as though he was riding for Jay and made it appear that the shots thrown from Sigel were wack and there was no point in him trying to come at Jigga because he wouldn't be able to win the battle regardless.

His opinion would float to Sigel's Philly affiliate Mike Knox who had his own choice words for Budden where he basically issued a warning to Jumpoff to watch what he says otherwise there could be certain consequences.

Utilizing the popularity of JoeBuddenTV, the rapper went on to provide clarity to that broadcast and maintained the fact that he never meant any disrespect.

“It was chopped up to look like I had a message that I didn't have, so it was important for me to reach out to him and let him know that Shyte was chopped and screwed.  Some people don't know how the Internet works, not saying that he's one of those people, so I reached out and I got in contact with Mike Knox and Beanie Sigel and I basically let them n*ggas know that video looked like Shyte.  It was chopped and screwed and edited to Fawk up what I was saying and it wasn't like that at all.”

Adding how the media embraces beef, Budden felt it necessary to nip the problem in the bud before it became an actual issue.

“You just wanna stop Shyte before the snowball effect begins to take place.  Fortunately for me, I've seen Beans and met Beans so many times that it was much easier for him to believe what I was saying.  I've always shown that n*gga the utmost respect because I'm a big fan of him and what he does.”

Any person in America is guaranteed the freedom of speech where he/she is freely open to voice his/her own opinion on particular subjects, but there comes a time where an opinion is unnecessary.

For Budden, there comes a point where he has to just sit back and watch instead of providing commentary due to the fact that his words, whether taken out of context or not, have only landed him in trouble.

“I spent my whole relationship building up your Fawking self-esteem.”

It was only a matter of time for Joe Budden until he took the time to fully air out his grievances of the break-up with former girlfriend Tahiry.

With the re-launch of JoeBuddenTV, things started with a bang when he announced that TahiryTV is coming down.

Although no actual names were dropped until the middle of his ranting, Budden dropped a tirade of knowledge in dealing with the opposite sex and how there is now a sense of relief and bitterness towards the fact that he wasted so much time in dealing with it.

“You ain't even worth a tear of mine…Why the Fawk am I crying over you?”

With 5 years of history, one would think that Joey was a little hesitant to making that final leap, but in hindsight, something that he made constant jokes about, he was truly ready to do.

“I was indeed ready to marry my significant other.  Thank the Lord above that it didn't happen because my situation would have been a lot worse had I been married to Tahiry.  I went from being ready to settle down, while I was inside that relationship, and now that I am outside it's easy to see that I spent 5 years settling.  You go from thinking that you are with someone that you are ready to marry and settle with and then realize that you were settling this whole time.”

Jumpoff also cleared up any false perceptions that many have built as it pertains to him as his ex has made statements regarding his self-esteem and how crazy he acts during their on air argument.

“I'm none of the things that Tahiry will say that I am.  I'm cool like a fan.”

The Jersey native spoke on how it is to deal with a person and even be in a relationship with someone that may not think too high of themselves and how their particular negativity brings both of the people down.  The result also affects everyone around as her actions may bring about the presumption that the team acts like that instead of just the player.

“The funny Shyte about it is that when you're with someone like that and she starts acting like a nut case, you know what people say when they see yall two and she's acting a fool?  They say ‘Yo, I ain't gonna front, Y'ALL are crazy.  Y'all two motherFawkas are nuts.'  Y'all?  See, I'm a rapper so I'm really big on words and what they mean and what they are meant to be interpreted as when they are said so when they say that to me, I just have to sit there and scratch my Fawking head.”

Call it anger or a moment of clarity, Joey has apparently seen the error of his way and realized how “ugly” his partner actually was outside of the exterior.

“If it wasn't her then, it is her now.  People change everyday.”

Joe Budden, however, has said it himself and there are always "3 Sides to A Story."

Usually known to throw a counter at every shot, the Jersey rapper has remained very silent and has not reacted to any darts thrown his way.  Not even a fist to the face could stir Joe to the point where he would resort to a lyrical assault although he issued a challenge.

In an interview with HipHopWired, JumpOff spoke on how people choose to react to his opinion and how it has become ridiculous at this point.  Instead of going back and forth, he has resorted to a new means of battling those that fire shots.

“I don't know.  I couldn't even answer that if I tried.  To each his own and everybody is different.  People comprehend different, people perceive different so I don't know.  You just have to adjust to it.  I'm on my ‘No Comment' Shyte and the campaign is live and well.”

On his own BlogTV, the rapper gave further incite on everyone that has had his name come out of their mouth.  His only response is to just kill them with kindness and continue to focus on his career and achieving greater accomplishments.

"Before I was on some dissing n*gga Shyte, I ain't really have nothing to lose," Budden said in a recent BlogTV broadcast. "I was already the underdog, I was already doing my whole Internet thing -- now? Nah, not so much. Haystack? Nah, no comment. Maino, no comment. Saigon, no comment. MC Shan, no comment. It's a long list of these n*ggas. No comment, just make music. Y'all do y'all, I'm doing me. I don't have anything negative to say about anybody. French Montana, no comment. You gotta just kill n*ggas with Fawking success."

Is it a case of showing his growth or has Joey been backed into a wall with too many attackers to fight back?

“So, me and Tahiry broke up right, and I was naturally Fawked up because that's my baby girl.”

Ever since the publicized outburst from Tahiry, speculation kept building as the Jersey rapper didn't quite seem to be him usual self.

The rebound game has come in full effect, however, as Jumpoff has resorted back to his old ways now that he is back in the singles game. Being down for months, according to the rapper, he stated that he did want to use his personal blog as a weapon to broadcast his exploits feeling that it might affect his now ex and the “boyfriends” of the women he has encountered.

“Some of the things that go on when you are single definitely are not for JoeBuddenTV. The problem is that everything that I've been doing is definitely not to be broadcast on JoeBuddenTV. I've been running around like a hurt single man.”

Although not together, he still expresses his love for Tahiry, but he has to love her from afar. For once, Joe keeps things to himself as he tells listeners that it's no one's business as to why they actually broke up. At the end of the day, she left.

Adjusting to a new lifestyle, the rapper is quick to pick up the phone and call up another woman, but assures everyone that he is doing things in a way that will not hurt others. The method for the madness is clearly only in the mind of madness that is Joey.

“What do you think about golden showers? I didn't say golden showers, I said Golden Corral.”

Good news may be on the arisen for Joe or more for his group Slaughterhouse. The recent video for Drake's “Forever” was released and the appearance of Eminem delivering his verse was backed up by all four members of the group standing behind him. Obviously a move that would cause a stir, rumors immediately begun to run and there is now word going around that the group might be teaming with the Shady camp. Royce and Em have a long history and were able to patch things up so the sky is the limit.