Why do you think Budden attempted to delete the tweet? Was he being the bigger man, or was he catching too much heat? Feel free to share your thoughts on the feud in the comments below. Why would you be bothered by another man showing love to his girl? Let's celebrate black love.
Joking but it ain't dat boy level to b commenting on they way I handle my lady! Yall gotta have a chill button when you speaking on da trillĪnd as mentioned, fans were in on it as last time I heard of Joe 😂😂😂 /3YfDevlAtu - Will Colon July 4, 2015Īlso, as mentioned, Nicki Minaj didn't spare Joe any favors either. To this, Meek responds with the following tweet.Ĭhewed. RT Ya new name "RAMEN" put em in the bathroom 😂 However, he did leave an aftermath tweet. Taken out of context? Anyway, this tweet was deleted moments later. U don't rap well enough to go this route w me." I think you've taken some things outta context. Somewhere along the line, Joe fires back, as follows. Yall guys talk about other men too much.Don't let my album do good.Ima change all dat and that and expose how lame yall dudes really are! - Meek Mill July 4, 2015 It was a funeral when you got the mic! Stop it old hating noodle! Via Twitter, Meek states, "I don't want your opinion if you ain't got s**t!"Īnd I brung joe buddens out on my sold out show in NYC. Well, they - nor their fans - took that lightly. Once that news that Joe Budden had come out hit social media, Joe Budden posted on twitter the following: Ahhhhhhh, i see the word got out Continue to spread the word pls Joe Budden (JoeBudden) November 4, 2021. Be the hardcore guy that I'm sure she was attracted to at some point. Meek's music is too hard for me to look at him with this f**king sappy f**k-s**t. "Part of my problem with that is Meek's music is too hard. According to Hot New HipHop, he quotes as follows. Even Nicki Minaj is getting involved, calling Joe's endeavor a "podcast."Īpparently, Joe gave his thoughts on-air about how he felt about Nicki and Meek's relationship. Budden isn't backing down, regardless of Meek's threats. On Twitter, Joe and Meek have exchanged a few tweets. Budden tells Mill that a lyrical battle isn't what he wants from him.
With a platform that allows the freedom to discuss anything with virtually no limitations, Budden can speak to and heal his fans more directly than ever before.It seems that Meek Mill and Joe Budden are in a bit of a beef over something which could've been taken out of context. In an interview with DJBooth, he explained, “As open as I’ve been when it comes to mental health, it wasn’t until air quotes retirement that I was able to dive into some of the things the fans have seen.” Budden wouldn’t have been able to advance the conversation surrounding mental health problems had he stayed an ordinary recording artist, as there are politics involved and topics he can’t necessarily address while signed to a label. A Spotify exclusive (although also released on YouTube), the Joe Budden Podcast serves as Budden’s platform to discuss hip-hop related news with an emphasis on artists’ rights and mental health. He abruptly stopped recording music altogether and instead put all of his energy and focus into a career as a podcaster. His career’s second wind would maximize this talent in combination with his social media savviness. Although he was never an expert hitmaker or chart-topper, he has a true knack for connecting with young listeners struggling with mental health issues. So, Budden decided to pull a complete 180. But despite attracting a die-hard cult fan base that would happily purchase his every release, this wasn’t enough to sustain a fruitful career as a rapper-he simply was not generating enough album sales. Budden’s battle with depression is prominent across his entire catalogue of albums, and he has never shied away from including honest, vivid anecdotes about his various suicide attempts. Budden’s brand has always been based in complete and utter transparency whatever he happened to be dealing with in life at the time he was recording, whether it be family issues, mental health struggles, or quarrels with label heads, would end up in his lyrics, artfully and articulately. From rising New Jersey rap star to now clown of the Internet, Joe Budden had quite the tumultuous hip-hop career in the early 2000s.
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