Joe Buddens Talks Complex & Spotify With The Breakfast Club

9 Things We Learned From Joe Budden on ‘The Breakfast Club’

Joe Budden squashes his beef with the morning trio and visits them for the first time in a long time.

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Just last week (August 22) we reported that Joe Budden inked a new deal with Spotify to bring his podcast to a much wider and international audience and though he once told stated he’d never visit The Breakfast Club ever again, Jumpoff Buddens decided to bury the hatchet with DJ Envy.

Sitting down with Envy, Angela Yee and Charlamagne Tha God, Joe Budden gets into a bevy of subjects including the reasoning behind his departure from Complex’s fan-favorite show Everyday Struggle, beefs he’s had with rappers throughout his career, his presence on Twitter and more.

Check out 9 or so things we’ve learned from Joe Budden on The Breakfast Club on the following pages. Starting with…

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Envy has a problem with The Joe Budden Podcast co-host Rory taking shots at him, which is why he was not invited to the Breakfast Club. Mal gets no love from Charlamagne, who rang off the receipts, too.

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Speaking of co-hosts, Budden was on to promote his State of the Culture talk show on Revolt, which kicks off September 10. He didn’t reveal the co-hosts, but Revolt did—Remy and Scottie Beam.

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So what happened to him and Everyday Struggle on Complex? “Creative differences” is what he chalked it up to. He also believes it had the potential to be a GOAT Hip-Hop show.

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Joe Budden and DJ Envy revealed they never had serious beef and have always been able to talk out any issues. Same with Charlamagne.

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Joe admits many rappers have stopped texting him because he used to get in trouble for putting their business out there.

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Budden insists he is retired and will not be dropping new music. Never say never.

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Although he was on the Internet early, he admits he was slow to take advantage of certain things on social media, like promoting his own music.

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Joe says he didn’t get a $1 million to link with Spotify, but he did so because he needed help getting his podcast out further.

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Joe talked about the diss record his oldest son dropped about him and not feeling bad about not having been more of a part of his life because “I made every effort to be there.”