JBP

Joe explains why he is needed in podcasting despite being one of the most controversial voices in hip-hop media. The crew then dive into the everlasting beef between Ashanti and Irv Gotti. Beanie Seigel says he doesn't need 50 million dollars from Kanye West, and if Brooklyn has the best catalogue collectively in a Verzuz and MORE!

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Joe has been an advocate for social media platforms hiding their likes due to the harm they cause for the creators and consumers. Recently, YouTube announced that it would no longer display the "dislike button", and the guys reacted. First, the crew dissects R. Kelly's cellmate sharing his relationship with the disgraced R&B singer. Then, Odell Beckham Jr. signs with the Los Angeles Rams, and Kim Kardashian makes a million dollars in ONE minute. Next, Joe shares his interest in how black families are depicted on network television as the guys analyze a motion graphic that displays the most popular series from '1986-2019'. In addition, Bryson Tiller announces a Christmas album which Joe isn't a fan of, iLoveMakonnen claims he made it trendy to be gay in music, and an update on Mac Miller's drug dealers arrested and more!

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The JBP unpack the recent events surrounding the Astroworld Festival, which leads into a conversation about survival instincts, and why Hip-Hop needs to be more responsible. The guys wrap up with 50 Cent, who wants to buy the Starz Network.

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Although Summer Walker has received polarizing reviews on her sophomore album, her first week sales exceed 200k! The guys discuss her ability to connect with her fans and compare her counterpart's first week sales and contract disputes. The guys also discuss 50 Cent and Issa Rae's impact on streaming services, the power of owning an air fryer, and a brothel offering FREE sex sessions for people who get the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Joe and the guys discuss Britney Spears conservatorship and the role parents play in our lives. They also discussed Henry Ruggs' II fatal accident last week and the trauma both parties are left with from the star Wide Receiver's poor decisions. Aaron Rodgers' seemingly held to a different standard than Kyrie Irving regarding their vaccination stance and an unlikely yet interesting debate surrounding Ed Sheeran and Post Malone.

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When legendary songwriter Sean Garrett enters a room, be sure to bring your manners. The Pen joins the podcast to discuss his contribution to R&B, working with cultural icons such as Usher and Beyoncé, and shares his experience as a participant in Verzuz. Joe also inquires about Garrett’s involvement with Summer Walker’s latest album, how her creative process is unique compared to other artists and MORE!

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The guy create their own version of Verzuz this episode! They begin with who contributed more to the Fugees, Lauryn Hill or Wyclef. The crew acknowledge the influence of melodies in hip-hop, Soulja Boy being a genius and who would win a regional Verzuz between the East Coast, West Coast and Southern rap songs and MORE!

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Witness Joe at his best, as he's joined by Brittany Renner to discuss their personal relationship, her misguided upbringing, and the history of their friendship. Brittany then shares her thoughts on being associated with predatory behavior, dating younger men, and why she and Joe stopped speaking for nearly two years. Also, Joe and the guys get to the bottom of why she's depicted as such a polarizing figure on social media, she reveals how motherhood has shifted her focus from dating, Teanna Trump becoming a friend of hers, and MORE!

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Ice shares his experience of being racially profiled while shopping. The guys also question why Drake hasn't done any press for his album, Ish explains why he's always avoided the entertainment industry and society's fascination with death. Joe also shares his interest in learning about death and why he studies documentaries and human behavior. The guys give Iman Shumpert his flowers for his performance on dancing with the stars, Monica Lewinsky being labeled an "activist" and MORE!

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Maxo Kream sits down with the Joe Budden Podcast and shares his amazing journey, growing up in Houston and welcoming fatherhood. Maxo Kream explains the pivotal role his father played in his maturation, when he felt the buzz as an artist, linking with Travis Scott and A$AP Ferg before they became mainstream, enjoying being signed to a label and Joe realizes he and Maxo Kream have more in common than he expected.

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