In a recent episode of his podcast, Joe Budden didn’t hold back as he openly criticized NBA YoungBoy’s music, describing it as the lowest form of trash. However, this critique has not gone down well with NBA YoungBoy, leading to a heated exchange between the two, with even Birdman getting involved.
Key Takeaway
Joe Budden’s criticism of NBA YoungBoy’s music has ignited a heated exchange between the two artists, with even Birdman joining the fray. The feud has not shown any signs of slowing down, and fans eagerly await further developments.
Joe Budden’s Scathing Remarks
Towards the end of the latest episode of his podcast, titled “Malcolm On Ice,” Joe Budden unleashed a barrage of criticism on NBA YoungBoy’s music, categorizing it as simply terrible. He didn’t shy away from emphasizing just how bad he believes NBA’s songs to be, using the phrase “really, really, really, really bad” to drive his point home.
Though Joe maintained that his critique was directed solely at NBA’s music and not the artist personally, he accused him of being a mere puppet for his record label. According to Joe, NBA’s frequent releases are used to spam YouTube, targeting unsuspecting young listeners.
NBA YoungBoy’s Response
NBA YoungBoy, who has been on house arrest in Utah for the entirety of this year, surprisingly took to Instagram to respond directly to Joe Budden’s comments. He pointed out that despite the unfavorable opinion, his music continues to perform well in terms of streaming numbers. As evidence, NBA YoungBoy shared a screenshot from Apple Music, highlighting the achievements of his latest album, “Decided 2.”
In a bold move, NBA YoungBoy challenged Joe Budden to conduct an interview with him face-to-face at a place called “Grave Digger Mountain.” However, the tone of his message and the rather ominous name of the location suggest that it may not be a safe environment for Joe to venture into.
Birdman Takes a Stand
Birdman, who considers NBA YoungBoy not only a collaborator but also a little brother, expressed his own support for the young rapper. Taking to his own Instagram, the Cash Money Records boss issued threats to Joe Budden, making it clear that he’s not one to back down from defending his protege.
Given Joe Budden’s history of engaging in rap feuds, it’s no surprise that he responded with a meme of himself in medieval armor, implying that he’s ready to face the war head-on.
