'50 Cent has zero to do with this beef, he is promoting a movie, that doesn't look bad either,' he said.Įminem is yet to respond to the rumours. In response to 50 Cent's comments, Budden noted that the 'Power' star is coincidentally promoting his new ' Den Of Thieves' movie. 'I don't think that Em was talking to me, number one, but boy did he kill that verse,' Budden states, 'Goddamn, he killed that verse.'

You won't say nun',' he said.īudden later delivered praise to the Shady Records boss on his new verse, as well as 2 Chainz and Phresher who also feature on the track. So much so, that n*ggas said, 'Uh, Joe, you d*ckridin' man. And I was the lone person defending the tracklist. In a new social media post, Biz questioned why he didn’t clap back at shots fired his way from G-Unit boss 50 Cent. 'I couldn't have trashed the album I never heard. The hip-hop veteran has continued to lash out at Slaughterhouse’s Joe Budden. 50 was hyped about the project, and posted a fake Nike promo of Em on his. including hip-hop artists like MGK, Joe Budden, Lil Xan, and many others. The rapper also confessed that he is yet to listen to the album, which received varied reviews from critics and fans alike. Dre arrived at the Shady National Convention, a TV stunt that kicked off Eminems satellite radio channel Shade 45, at the Roseland Ballroom in New York City in 2004. However, in the new podcast episode, Budden goes on to say that he was one of the few people that defended the tracklist prior to the album's release. As Ems verse did take some shots at Joe Budden and State Of The Cultures network REVOLT, Joe took a moment to address the leak on the latest episode of his Joe Budden Podcast.

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