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Joe Budden sparked controversy by falsely claiming on his podcast that Lil Wayne attempted to contact Kendrick Lamar after being mentioned in a song, and subsequently recorded a diss track when Kendrick didn't respond. These claims were dismissed by Wayne's manager, who used a "Cap" emoji to indicate they were untrue.
Lil Wayne reportedly reached out to Kendrick Lamar after being mentioned in Lamar's track "Wacced Out Murals" from the GNX album, but received no response, according to Joe Budden. Budden claims this led Wayne to record a response in the studio. Wayne expressed his disappointment over Lamar headlining the Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show in New Orleans, a spot he had hoped for, which added to the tension between the two artists.
Joe Budden claims that Lil Wayne recorded a diss track aimed at Kendrick Lamar after Kendrick did not answer his call. This alleged response comes after Kendrick's new album, "GNX," where he seemingly addressed Lil Wayne's disappointment over not being chosen for the Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show in Louisiana, a spot many felt should have gone to the New Orleans native. The situation has sparked debate over whether Lil Wayne could rival Kendrick in a musical feud.
Joe Budden predicts trouble for Diddy after federal raids on his homes, expressing concern over the sex trafficking investigation and the movement of Diddy's private jet. Meanwhile, Diddy's ex-girlfriend Misa Hylton criticizes the treatment of their sons during the raids, alleging excessive force and racial bias.
Joe Budden criticized Travis Scott and Playboi Carti for their "bozo" behavior during their Grammy performance, calling them out for their rock star antics and tantrums on stage. He particularly roasted Playboi Carti for performing in a mask and then expressing confusion when fans didn't react enthusiastically. Budden suggested that their performance was better suited for festivals like Coachella and agreed with others who felt that Killer Mike deserved to win the Rap Grammys.
Drake and Joe Budden have reignited their long-standing feud after Budden criticized Drake's new album on his podcast. Drake responded on Instagram, mocking Budden's career and questioning his influence in the rap industry. This is not the first time the two rappers have clashed, with their feud dating back to 2016 when Budden criticized Drake's album "Views."
Rapper Joe Budden criticized Drake's latest album, accusing him of pandering to the youth and engaging in relationships with younger women. In response, Drake fired back, calling Budden a failure in music and questioning his credibility. Budden later acknowledged going overboard with his comments but hinted that the feud is not yet over.
Drake responds to Joe Budden's criticism of his album "For All The Dogs," stating that Budden has "failed at music" and switched careers because his raps had a limited audience. Budden had criticized Drake for rapping for a younger audience and not evolving his style. The two engaged in a back-and-forth on social media, with Drake asserting his success and wealth compared to Budden's.
Joe Budden shares his thoughts on Drake's album "For All The Dogs," expressing frustration with Drake's choice of collaborators and subject matter. Budden suggests that Drake should stick to rapping for his own age group rather than "rapping for the children." While some fans appreciate Drake's connection to younger artists, others, like Budden, push back against his proximity to younger women. The conversation surrounding Drake's music and choices is ongoing.
Usher serenaded Joe Budden's girlfriend, Shadée Monique, during his Las Vegas residency concert by singing "There Goes My Baby" and dancing with her. Usher also made sure to show love to Joe Budden before singing to his girlfriend. Usher has had other celebrity visitors during his residency, including Queen Latifah and 21 Savage.