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During a discussion on Sydney Starr, Marc Lamont Hill said intentionally misgendering a trans person is the same as a white person calling a Black person a n****r. The rest of the cast immediately pushed back , and Marc responded by asking them to tell him what the difference was. Park argued misgendering isn’t a slur; Hill disagreed. Park added that whether intentional or not, misgendering someone isn’t the same as calling someone the n-word.
Yawovi1986431,688 Aufrufe • vor 9 Tagen
On the Joe Budden podcast, Mona and the panel discussed comedian Tia Kemp calling out Yondr, the company that locks up audience phones at comedy shows, after realizing her fans’ phones were locked during her Zanies Nashville show. Mona argued that since Tia isn’t a stand-up comedian, she doesn’t understand why locking phones actually helps stand-ups, and it irritated her to see Tia push back. Ice countered that Tia does crowd work, but Mona disagreed, saying real crowd work is a stand-up thing. Ice suggested Tia wants fans recording so she can go viral and sell tickets, but Mona said that hurts other stand-ups who depend on phones being away. Notably, this episode was recorded before Tia went off on Mona directly over an earlier clip, and the two have been beefing since.
Yawovi198654,594 Aufrufe • vor 2 Tagen
New JBP episode breaks down The Game’s “The Documentary 3” 🎙️ The whole cast agrees ; it’s a good project. Ice says he’s usually not a fan of artists naming albums after their classics, but he’s not mad The Game called this one “Documentary 3.” Joe disagreed. He thinks he shouldn’t have done it. Ice also made an interesting point: listening to this album, he finally understood why The Game is viewed a certain way on the West Coast ; it’s because he actually sounds more like an East Coast rapper. His flow, his beats, all East Coast influenced. This album, though, leans West Coast, and Ice says counting this one, that’s now 2 or 3 albums in his catalog that sound distinctly West Coast.
Yawovi198652,740 Aufrufe • vor 4 Tagen
Joe Budden went off on Drake . Started with Joe trying to clown Drake’s dog barking. Ovo Ish pushed back: said the cast can joke, but Drake’s still out here making money and being funny. Then Joe played Drake’s “my pen is dry” line and went in. Said he doesn’t want to hear that talk from Drake after what happened with Kendrick when he was speaking that way. Ice & Ish said Drake’s just letting other rappers know he’s still ready. Joe wasn’t having it : “he lost his last 2 battles, he needs to shut up. He can talk that talk to Lil Yachty or drill rappers, but it’s over with MCs.” Kept asking who Drake’s even talking to… the cast said Jay-Z. Joe: “He’s not that dumb to be talking to Jay-Z. Jay’s pen is the holy grail.” 💀
Yawovi1986192,258 Aufrufe • vor 14 Tagen
Weeks after apologizing for platforming Dr. Cheyenne Bryant, Pastor Jamal Bryant got a cease-and-desist from Cheyenne, not a lawyer. He also shares an email from “Pres. Jaquel Pitts” of “Indiana Southwest Christian University” backing her doctorate. No such school exists.
Yawovi1986454,776 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
Akademiks asked for journalism… Rob Markman delivered it with violence. No Ether instrumental needed ; this was the beat. Markman pulled the receipts, exposed the payola history, and reminded everybody he was at MTV News before Ak even had a mic. Ak asked for journalism, he got journalism… it just came with a body count.
Yawovi1986102,306 Aufrufe • vor 8 Tagen
The Joe Budden Podcast responds to fans calling them out for skipping J. Cole’s concert. Ice said “there’s nothing about a Cole show that stands out,” while Ish added that The Fall Off wasn’t good enough to make people want to go. Joe agreed with the criticism but explained he’s been overspending lately on suites at various shows and didn’t want to attend one surrounded by “nice people” — Cole fans are too nice, he said. Marc brought up fans comparing Cole to Jay-Z, arguing he deserves the same coverage but the cast pushed back, saying Cole and Jay-Z aren’t on the same level to deserve the same coverage .
Yawovi1986196,441 Aufrufe • vor 18 Tagen
According to street reporter of the JBP Ice, who’s covering the Lil Durk trial, Durk has an uphill battle ahead. Ice says a few people from Durk’s own camp are working against him. Joe said he predicted that. Joe also brought up testimony from a guy who claims Durk pulled him into a bathroom and told him, “Yo, you gotta chill out, you committing too many murders.” Ice added that prosecutors are using podcasts, music videos, text messages, and lyrics as part of the case. Joe’s response: “So they’re using evidence?”
Yawovi198638,009 Aufrufe • vor 4 Tagen
Queensflip and Ish got into it after Queensflip called Ish a “bitch-ass n***a” and said that ever since Marc came around, Ish has been relying on him more. Ish clapped back, telling Flip that on his best day, he couldn’t tie his sneakers. He then tried to pull out his go-to line about not reading the comments, but Queensflip called him out for lying, since Ish clearly knows a lot about what people are saying about him online.
Yawovi1986115,058 Aufrufe • vor 14 Tagen
Joe Budden tells DJ Akademiks that he sees what he’s been trying to do, putting his name in the middle of the Jay-Z and Drake situation. Budden says he’s been saying Drake should leave Jay-Z alone, and Drake’s fans were saying no, he shouldn’t. Now Joe Budden has switched up, and Akademiks is asking him why he suddenly wants Drake to battle Jay-Z. He also says a Jay-Z vs. Drake battle isn’t the same as Kendrick vs. Game, because Game is from the West Coast. That battle could turn dangerous given West Coast gang dynamics and the history between those two, while a Jay-Z vs. Drake battle would just be a battle, with no real-world stakes attached.
Yawovi198649,881 Aufrufe • vor 7 Tagen
Joe Budden says Mike Tyson is one of the 5 most recognizable people in the world. The cast disagreed. Joe conceded 10+ might be, but shot down Jackie Chan: “No way Jackie Chan is more recognizable than Mike Tyson.” He added at the end, Tyson is more known in Asia than Jackie .
Yawovi1986240,436 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
Joe Budden responds to Mandii’s claim that he tried to sleep with her, calling it a dangerous lie that could hurt his credit score & Carfax because in 2009 she hadn’t learned to eat better and didn’t look like she does today. He warned her never to repeat this claim ever again.
Yawovi1986210,112 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
Full coverage of Marc Lamont Hill and the JBP cast responding to DJ Akademiks 🎙️👇 Marc says Ak is right about one thing , he never claimed to be a hip hop journalist, so he doesn’t understand why Ak is now expecting him to break hip hop stories. That was never part of the job. On the “What’s the Dirt” video about Roc Nation , he’s watched it, and says even if everything in it is true, he doesn’t care enough to go investigate it himself. He’s locked in on the Nolan case right now. His question back to Ak: what exactly does he want him to do with the information once he has it? He says why would he fuck**g be afraid of Drake when he is the same guy who spoke against Israel at UN? Flip also called Dj Akademiks out , saying Ak has his own relationship with Drake but doesn’t want anyone else to have one with Jay-Z. He says people have the right to have relationships with Jay the same way he has one with Drake . Joe Budden agreed. The podcast then got into the bigger picture of all the beefs going on, with Joe pointing out Charlamagne started it all… then went quiet. Said he loves that. 👀
Yawovi198638,266 Aufrufe • vor 7 Tagen
Emmany asked the entire cast, including Blacc Sam and Bino, to name their top 4 favorite West Coast albums. Unsurprisingly, Kendrick Lamar’s albums came up often, especially good kid, m.A.A.d city. Blacc Sam, however, chose to name his top 4 East Coast albums instead, including two Nas albums on his list. When asked what they thought about rap battles in hip-hop, Sam said, “If you’re not involved, just stay out of it,” and Bino agreed.
Yawovi198675,892 Aufrufe • vor 16 Tagen
The cast gets into NABJ’s thumbs down for Stephen A. Smith. Joe Budden disagrees with Stephen saying NABJ gave him the thumbs down because of his views against liberals. He says criticism of Stephen has been there way before he started speaking on politics, brings up Max Kellerman and how people used to say Max sounds more Black than Stephen because of his views. He also brings up Stephen’s comments about Joy and Kamala Harris, saying even though they’re both in politics, it’s the tone he speaks about these Black women that’s the issue. Marc says his only concern is whether this warrants a thumbs down, because now Stephen can say “look they don’t want me speaking against liberals” even though that’s not really true.
Yawovi198632,936 Aufrufe • vor 7 Tagen
Rashad addresses the InvestFest backlash .🎙️ He apologizes for saying InvestFest “doesn’t need Black people” and that it’s “for everybody” ; explaining that InvestFest is his baby, and hearing the criticism and what he calls “hit pieces” hurt him deeply. That pain, he says, is what led to those comments. He clarifies: it was never a money grab. He loves Black people, and if Black people turn on him, he doesn’t know who he has left to turn to. He also points out that before InvestFest, many Black voices , like 19 Keys and Isaac Hayes III, who was among those who criticized him for the comment , weren’t being given platforms to speak.
Yawovi198636,463 Aufrufe • vor 8 Tagen
The Joe Budden Podcast reviewed Future album: they weren’t impressed. Parks & Ice say there’s 10 good songs; Joe calls that a lie. Says he almost deleted it after 1 listen but didn’t since Future has equity with him. Only enjoyed 4-6 songs. Hated the single, artwork, all of it.
Yawovi1986175,855 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
The Joe Budden cast reacted to the “What’s the Dirt” video about Roc Nation, diving into Drake and Jay-z feud . After Ice and Ish kept saying the video was “eye-opening” and “crazy,” Joe asked them what exactly was crazy about it. Ice kept insisting the video looked crazy, even though he admitted anyone can edit a video to look however they want. Joe made the point that content creators have to be careful about what they say on their platforms, because if you say something publicly, you can be sued and dragged into court. So if AK says something that opens him up to a deposition, it’s reasonable to assume they’d use that deposition to ask him about anything, the way depositions typically work. He said that wouldn’t be shocking.
Yawovi198643,153 Aufrufe • vor 14 Tagen
In the latest Culture united , When asked by Justin hunt if he felt intimidated by Drake’s “pen isn’t dry” comment, SYMBA said not at all, adding that it feels like Drake isn’t selling music as the main product anymore ; he’s selling himself. It looks like his goal is to build an audience he can mobilize and weaponize, feeding them through TikTok or Instagram so that whenever Kendrick or Jay-Z posts something, they’re in the comments saying “the boy’s pen is not dry.” One of the cast members, BK, agreed and added that the audience Drake is mobilizing is mostly a group of children who stay online all day long.
Yawovi198637,012 Aufrufe • vor 13 Tagen