“What the f*ck are we talking about right now? What stops her from being a superstar if we’re taking out sales? She ain’t sold sh*t. Rapper Joe Budden has been accused of viciously beating up his ex-girlfriend in a jealous rage A source close to the woman told the website MediaTakeOut that Budden ‘choked her to the point she. “You’re not a superstar if you can’t sell an album,” he declared.
However, even as women have taken over with endorsement deals, acting gigs, and a host of business plans, Budden still found a nit to pick with Megan’s outstanding record. Like no never again, never ever ever again, if you know what I’m saying, the woman said in a clip of her filming Ak trying to pay for her hotel room. MTO News has learned that during Joe's podcast yesterday it appeared that the show was not sponsored by Cash App, for the first time in weeks. Joe Budden has defended claims from a woman that DJ Akademiks flew out that he’s broke. Now it appears that the accusations are costing Joe big time. He was quickly shouted down on that app, though, by fans who pointed out that all the superstars are women, an oft-overlooked segment of hip-hop. Earlier this week, podcaster Joe Budden was accused of sexual harassment/assault by a former female employee. The question of whether or not hip-hop has any modern superstars was originally broached on Twitter by TDE President Punch, who posited that there might not be any. During the same episode of his podcast in which he praised Cardi B as a superstar, he tore down her “WAP” collaborator Megan Thee Stallion, denying her the same appraisal on the basis of album sales - something he never had much of himself. She said ‘Tell me what you know’ and she got her Fawking face mushed all the way to the other side of the room.”Īdding that her nose has been previously broken after getting hit at a club by someone for her slick mouth, the dude she went to the event with was actually the man that she was having an affair with.Just when you think respected rapper turned curmudgeonly podcaster, Joe Budden, is finally turning over a new leaf, he makes sure to remind you why he’s one of the culture’s most controversial figures. She was going and then said something so outrageous to me. Like no never again, never ever ever again, if you know what I'm saying,' the woman said in a clip of her filming Ak trying to pay for her hotel room. It led to where the evidence was laying next her on the bed clear as day…She didn’t wanna come clean. Joe Budden has defended claims from a woman that DJ Akademiks flew out that he's broke. He first gained recognition as a rapper with his 2003 top 40 single 'Pump It Up' and as a member of the hip hop supergroup Slaughterhouse. She was drunk, she was wilin, big argument, then I found out she was cheating when she went to sleep. Joseph Anthony Budden II (born August 31, 1980) is an American media personality and former rapper. So I came home and she was wilin’ and she drinks every night. You know, when you’re with somebody for so long. Joe explained the nostalgia he endured while viewing the Verzuz and emphasized how pivotal both emcee’s are to the evolution of Hip Hop. Known as a storyteller, of course the rapper was willing to give a short tale. Unlike previous Verzuz recaps, Joe shared his desire to not criticize but appreciate two of Hip Hop’s greatest legends (Big Daddy Kane and KRS-One) as they performed their timeless catalogue of hits.
She was dead caught cheating and I was fresh off tour and I was like ‘What’s up? You’re caught, you’re busted.’” via: Uproxx Just when you think respected rapper turned curmudgeonly podcaster, Joe Budden, is finally turning over a new leaf, he makes sure to remind you why he’s one of the culture’s most controversial figures. And I think she was asking to get mushed. Megan Thee Stallion has seen her star prowess rise exponentially over the last two years.
“I mushed the Shyte out of her Fawking a**. During an interview with Angela Yee, Budden spoke on the physical confrontation after catching Tahiry cheating. For a man that exorcised his demons over beats before Twitter and Facebook made occasionally being emo a way of life, social media has been an invaluable tool for Joe Budden to connect directly.
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