Joe Budden Totally DESTROYS Eminem With This New Diss?!?!
September 6, 2018
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as posted by the channelJoe Budden's highly anticipated response to Eminem namedropping him on his Kamikaze track "Fall" is here. As a retired MC, Joe replied via the latest episode of his The Joe Budden Podcast on Wednesday (Sept. 5), rather than a traditionally recorded diss in the booth.
"Since you’ve been in this megastar cocoon. That’s what happens to the megastars, y’all stay in cocoons. you popped off quick. They sheltered you your whole f**** career. Who was selling records like that? You f**** superstar n----s been sheltered and bored. Machine Gun Kelly is right. Y’all been slaves to your own superstardom," Budden began. #uncensoredttruthpodcast #eminem #joebudden
"I heard the album, and because I don't think you know all the members that were in the group, I don't really think you know our history," he continued. "Let me tell you what Joe Budden has thought this entire time. I've been better than you this entire fucking decade!"
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