Joe Budden: Last News

Isaiah Rashad is breaking his silence.

On a Wednesday episode of his podcast, consistently ornery Slaughterhouse rapper turned media personality Joe Budden expressed his distaste for the enormously successful K-pop septet BTS. "You can get mad at me… but I hate them BTS n—as,” he told his co-host, Parks Vallely.

BTS.On the most recent episode of The Joe Budden Podcast, was released on April 6, the 41-year-old rapper discussed his thoughts about the K-pop boyband with co-hosts Ice, Ish and Parks Vallely, during which he said: “You can get mad at me… but I hate them BTS n***as.”When asked by his co-hosts to elaborate, Budden said: “Do I need a reason? … I hate them n****s. I don’t have to divulge my reason to you, I just hate them n****s.

Nicki Minaj is venturing into the entrepreneurial side of the music industry. On March 9, the rapper shared in a sit-down interview with Joe Budden that she is starting her own management company and record label.

Fashion flashback. A Yeezy collaboration with Nicki Minaj was once on the table, but it turns out Kanye West turned the 39-year-old singer down because he didn’t think then-wife Kim Kardashian “would love that idea.” 

We’re obviously WAY past Kimye being a thing. But how inneresting, in these days when Kanye West is non-stop begging Kim Kardashian to come back to him, to go back and get a little insight into who they were as a couple.

Nicki Minaj did not hold back during her latest interview as she touched on several hot topics includingKanye West rejecting a potential fashion collaboration due to Kim Kardashian, getting butt injections, social media, and why she believes she deserves a Vogue cover.The 39-year-old rapper - full name Onika Tanya Maraj-Petty - sat down for a nearly two-hour interview with media personality Joe Budden on his YouTube Channelreleased Wednesday.The Starships hitmaker was an open book as she said that she had approached Kanye, 44, with the idea of working together on a fashion project but he turned it down out of respect for his wife Kim, 41.Scroll down for video Unfiltered:Nicki Minaj did not hold back during her latest interview as she touched on several hot topics including Kanye West rejecting a potential fashion collaboration due to Kim Kardashian 'I have so much respect for him': The Starships hitmaker was an open book as she said that she had approached Kanye, 44, (they are seen together in August 2015) with the idea of working together on a fashion project but he turned it down out of respect for his wife Kim, 41Nicki helped the sales of Italian luxury fashion house Fendi skyrocket after naming them on 2018 hit track Chun-Li and later earned a deal with them as she hoped that the Yeezy founder would work on her next collection. She told 41-year-old Budden: 'I told Kanye about [my impact on Fendi’s sales].

Nicki Minaj opened up about a lot of things in her new interview with Joe Budden.

Mike Wass Nicki Minaj is reclaiming the narrative. After opening up a dialogue with fans in last night’s Instagram Live, the rapper sat down with Joe Budden for an exhaustive interview. While the 39-year-old steered clear of the hot-button issues that have plagued her of late, she addressed a long list of topics including plastic surgery, upcoming projects, chart manipulation, motherhood, and the state of female rap.The “Do We Have A Problem?” hitmaker was particularly transparent about the latter subject, explaining how she feels about being the blueprint and avoiding trends that many of her contemporaries jump on.

Nicki Minaj has opened up like never before in a candid new interview with Joe Budden.

Joe Budden has hinted that he might return to rap years after announcing his retirement.The news came during a new episode of his podcast in which he asked Benny The Butcher to work with him on a rap song.“Benny, we gon’ rap together one day,” Budden said on a new episode of his show, which you can hear below.“And you not gon’ say that ‘Butcher Coming’ shit when I’m there,” he laughed.

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Joe Budden of sexually harassing her.Dope was a former co-host on the See, The Thing Is podcast, which launched last year and is produced by the independent Joe Budden Network.In a 26-minute video post on Instagram yesterday (May 17), Dope explained that Budden’s alleged behaviour towards her during a recording of one episode of See, The Thing Is in January was the “final straw” that ultimately led to her departure from the show.“I sat with this for three months, anxiously debating with myself if I feel comfortable enough to express my reasoning for my departure,” she explained. “I am here today, still uncomfortable, but I find the bravery to speak out on a very embarrassing situation.“On January 18, 2021, Joe Budden sat in on a recording

“Pump It Up.” The musician-turned-main mouthpiece of the “Joe Budden Podcast” is at the center of a social media shade storm after alleged audio of him firing former friends and show co-hosts Rory Farrell and Jamil “Mal” Clay leaked online Wednesday. “From this point forward, you are fired and you’re not welcome back,” Budden, 40, allegedly spat at his ex-podcast partners during a since-deleted episode that fans claim aired this week. “Y’all take that f–king dark energy, that arrogance and that entitlement somewhere else.”Leaked rips of the episode are now flooding Twitter and racking up hundreds of thousands of clicks and listens.

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Five months after walking away from his exclusive podcast deal with Spotify, Joe Budden is launching a membership business in partnership with Patreon. The media personality is bringing his Joe Budden Network to the Patreon platform, giving fans of his show the option of becoming members for between $5 and $25 each month.

Joe Budden has ended his deal with Spotify that has seen The Joe Budden Podcast with Rory and Mal hosted exclusively on the streaming platform for the last two years.On the latest episode of the podcast, Budden talked at length about his dissatisfaction with the platform, and said that once the deal expires in September 23 he will no longer be hosting it there.“September 23rd, I cannot tell you where this podcast will be,” Budden said.

One of Spotify’s biggest podcasters says he’s taking his show off the platform. Rapper and broadcaster Joe Budden, whose The Joe Budden Podcast has streamed exclusively on Spotify since 2018, says his contract with the tech company will end in September.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorSpotify signed a deal with Rickey Thompson and Denzel Dion, best friends and popular fashion and lifestyle influencers, for an exclusive weekly podcast series.The two L.A.-based comedic internet stars, who first rose to fame on the now-defunct Vine app, have sizable followings on Instagram, YouTube and TikTok — a fanbase Spotify is banking on to attract listeners. On Instagram alone, Thompson counts 5.9 million followers and Dion has 1.8 million.Spotify’s announcement of the podcast with Thompson and Dion comes as one of its highest-profile podcasters, Joe Budden, said he will end his exclusive deal with the platform when his contract expires next month.

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. 26, Budden spent the better part of three-plus hours deconstructing his deal with the streaming platform, suggesting that he will no longer be on Spotify when the exclusive contract expires in a month — representing about seven more episodes.“September 23rd, I cannot tell you where this podcast will be,” Budden says.

Nipsey Hussle’s death prompted Big Sean to end his feud with Kendrick Lamar.Sean and Nipsey’s new track, Deep Reverence, dropped on Monday night (August 24, 2020) and the lyrics suggest Hussle’s assassination last year (2019) had a big impact on his collaborator.“After what happened to Nipsey, I reached out to Kendrick,” Sean raps on the new tune.