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Joe Budden said he will leave Spotify after a two-year exclusive run of his “The Joe Budden Podcast with Rory and Mal” on the service, claiming the audio provider is “pillaging” his audience.In his most recent podcast episode on Wednesday, Aug.

If there’s one thing for certain, it’s that Joe Budden doesn’t like Logic. Joe Budden has frequently trashed Logic, even describing him as one of the worst rappers to ever do it.

Logic and Joe Budden aren’t exactly friends. In recent news, the rapper, Logic, came out to say that comments from Joe Budden contributed to some of his darkest moments when he first came to prominence as a performing artist.

In July, Logic, the rapper, announced he was going to drop his final project, No Pressure, as a way of parting ways from his career. The performing artist announced this year that he was going to retire following the birth of his child with his wife.

Logic has spoken out about the harsh criticism he’s received over the years from rapper-turned-podcast host Joe Budden.Budden, who has taken aim at Logic on a number of platforms, once described him as “easily one of the worst rappers to ever grace a microphone” on an episode of The Joe Budden Podcast.Last month, Budden discussed Logic’s recent retirement announcement, saying that the Def Jam rapper “should’ve retired a long time ago.”It came after Logic announced he would be retiring from music

According to Gillie Da Kid, he has footage of Raekwon’s crew laying a beating on the podcaster, Joe Budden. Hip Hop Dx says there’s no doubt Joe Budden has a long line of enemies who all have their own criticisms of him.

Joe Budden has discussed the impending retirement of Logic, saying that the rapper “should’ve retired a long time ago”.It comes after Logic announced this week that he will be retiring from music following the release of his last album, ‘No Pressure’, on Friday (July 26).Speaking on the latest episode of his own podcast, Budden referenced Logic’s retirement announcement, saying: “Logic, you don’t get to announce this.

The hip-hop world has been plagued with interesting feuds this past week. However, perhaps the most surprising among them is the beef between Eminem and the publication, Revolt TV, following the leak of one of Eminem’s verses.

According to Joe Budden, there was a time a long time ago when Kanye West actually asked to open for him. Hot New Hip Hop says that Joe Budden actually missed out on the opportunity to host the rapper who would later go on to become one of the most influential artists in not only the music industry but the general culture.

Eminem, 47, is saying sorry for bad-mouthing REVOLT TV — a music cable network owned by Sean “Diddy” Combs — and rapper/podcast host Joe Budden. After REVOLT TV condemned Eminem’s shady lyrics that were recently leaked in an unofficial version of Conway The Machine’s 2019 song, “Bang,” Eminem didn’t try to defend himself. “I agree with Revolt…this is an unnecessary distraction.

Everyone in the hip-hop world knows that Joe Budden and Eminem have had a bizarre relationship over the last few years. At one point in time, Joe Budden and Marshall Mathers were close, however, those times have since come and gone.

It looks like Diddy, 50, and Joe Budden, 39, may be subtly clapping back at Eminem, 47, through their network, REVOLT TV, after the rapper dissed the media outlet in a leaked original version of Conway‘s 2019 song “Bang.” In a tweet and Instagram post from the official accounts of Revolt, words that read a shocking message directly to Slim Shady could be seen and it seemed to be a straight up response to the track. “F*ck you too @Eminem,” the messages read.

Lupe Fiasco famously had a contentious relationship with his former label Atlantic Records before leaving in 2015. In an appearance on Joe Budden’s Instagram Live, the Chicago rapper claimed Atlantic “slowed down” the promotion of his single, “Kick, Push,” so they could buy the rights to the song it samples. Purchasing the rights would give the label a controlling portion of Lupe’s track and an opportunity for higher profit from its success.

On Sunday night, Drake made a return appearance on Joe Budden’s Instagram Live. After Drake promised to do an interview with the TV show and podcast host for his upcoming album, the Toronto rapper addressed his recent song leaks.

Hit-Boy and Boi-1da clashed in an epic beat battle on Instagram Live last night. After Boi-1da shared a Drake and Roddy Ricch collaboration, Hit-Boy countered with an unreleased Big Sean and Nipsey Hussle track, in which the Detroit rapper downplays his long-rumored tensions with Kendrick Lamar.

Jay Electronica’s long-awaited album, A Written Testimony, arrived last week after a decade of anticipation. While fans have praised the project, the crew over at The Joe Budden Podcast had some criticisms that led to a back-and-forth exchange between Jay Electronica and Joe Budden.

Shady Records' Slaughterhouse officially called it quits in 2018 due to Joe Budden’s retirement and KXNG Crooked’s departure, but not everyone is ready to give up on the group. In January, Lupe Fiasco expressed his desire to replace Budden, but Royce da 5'9'' recently threw cold water on the idea in a HipHopDX interview.

Lil Baby and DaBaby’s simultaneous rise to prominence in hip-hop has inspired some confusion, but it’s all love between the two of them. After collaborating on several recent tracks, Lil Baby opened up about their relationship during an interview with Joe Budden on Pull Up. The Atlanta rapper said that while many people tried to spark a beef between them, he always resisted.

It’s no secret that Joe Budden and his mouth often gets him in trouble. You can almost count on him to say something that will offend a celeb or two. Most recently, Wale had to let homeboy know to chill.

Browse Spotify’s section for featured music podcasts, and at first you’ll find what you’d probably expect. Last week, the top five slots were filled by two familiar NPR shows, a hip-hop talk show hosted by perennial shit-starter Joe Budden, a glossy true-crime-style look at the rise and fall of Tekashi 6ix9ine, and a podcast offering song-by-song breakdowns of various popular albums.

In a promise to be more social in 2020, Big Sean recently sat down with Joe Budden for the latest episode of his popular YouTube series and the two chopped it up about several issues. One of the most interesting moments, however, was when Sean playfully checked Joe regarding his past comments about her.

Big Sean and Kendrick Lamar have a history of working together, but rumors of a beef arose following their team-up on “Control.” The pair has attracted plenty of speculation about traded subliminals over the years, but Big Sean asserts that’s not the whole story. In an interview on Joe Budden’s series Pull Up, the 31-year-old set the record straight about the “mutual respect” he shares with the Compton rapper.

"I have no problem with Em... I’ve been very consistent in my message"

Eminem’s surprise album, Music to Be Murdered By, features the Shady Records boss reuniting with every member of Slaughterhouse on “I Will”—except for Joe Budden. During an appearance on the My Expert Opinion podcast released before the project dropped, Budden explained his current stance on reuniting with the group.

Eminem just unleashed his latest album, Music to Be Murdered By, where he aims his pen at everyone from Nick Cannon to Machine Gun Kelly to Joe Budden. As it turns out, there’s a conceptual framework for his lyrical bloodlust, as the LP draws from Hollywood’s “Master of Suspense,” Alfred Hitchcock.

Eminem took everyone by surprise and dropped his Alfred Hitchcock-inspired Music To Be Murdered By album out of the sky on Friday (Jan. 17). Slim Shady had a lot to get off his chest with his Kamikaze follow-up, which is made up of 20 tracks and includes a myriad of guests like his former Slaughterhouse running mates, sans Joe Budden, the late Juice WRLD, Don Toliver, Young M.A., Ed Sheeran, and more. 

While Eminem’s surprise new album, Music to Be Murdered By, doesn’t come packed with quite as many aggressive diss lines as 2018’s Kamikaze, there’s still plenty of stray shots directed at his competition. Over the course of 20 tracks, Em takes aim at perennial rivals like Machine Gun Kelly, Nick Cannon, Lord Jamar, and Joe Budden. He also saves some bars for fellow Detroit rapper Tee Grizzley as well as Odd Future cohorts Earl Sweatshirt and Tyler, The Creator.

Earlier this week, Pop Smoke previewed a new song appearing to diss fellow Brooklyn rappers Casanova and Smoove L. Now, he’s dropped the full track, which is titled “Christopher Walking.” On the song, Pop Smoke uses 50 Cent and Joe Budden references to take further aim at unnamed rivals.

#Roommates, although days have passed, many are still talking about Ari Lennox’s comments regarding being called a “Rottweiler” on social media. The whole issue has since sparked an intense debate—and now, Joe Budden has given his take on his popular podcast.

In the latest episode of "The Real", Love made the controversial remarks while talking about American broadcaster Joe Budden's comment on actor Kevin Hart's infidelity, reports aceshowbiz.com.

Are Joe Budden and Cyn Santana back together, or are they just amicable exes? — That’s the mystery after the pair, who called it quits in May, reunited to watch the season 10 premiere of Love & Hip Hop: New York on Monday night. In a social media clip captured by Joe’s podcast co-host, Jamil “Mal” Clay, Joe and Cyn can be seen sitting close as they watch a tumultuous moment between them play back on the premiere.