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Marc put a question to the group: Whitney, Mariah, Mary or Janet, one of these superstars has to go, with their whole catalog . Ice and Joe said Mariah could go, but Marc picked Whitney. Then when asked which songs they couldn't live without, Ice and Joe doubled down on keeping Whitney. She has so many songs they need in their lives. Joe said he'd be fine never hearing another Mariah song, but Whitney has songs he has to hear. That changed Emanny's mind, and he sided with Ice and Joe. Marc said it's the opposite for him. There are plenty of Mariah songs he can't live without, including the Christmas one. Then Marc asked who has the biggest gap between her talent and her catalog. His answer was Whitney. Her talent is bigger than what her catalog shows. Marc also admitted he listened to "Breakdown" by Mariah with Bone Thugs a lot. Joe played it, and the whole cast ended up clowning Marc for it.
Yawovi1986177,409 次观看 • 1 天前
Ice broke down Cardi B's new record "Don't Chart" from GTA. He likes the song and the bounce of it, and you can tell how much money GTA is spending. According to Joe, it sounds like GTA called Cardi, and she went into her old music vault, touched a record up and handed it over. When Mona asked if that's a bad thing, Joe said no, that's the goal for any artist. That sparked a bigger debate about Megan Thee Stallion's new freestyle. Ice said it sounds like everything he's heard from her before. When Marc asked if it's a production thing, Ice said yes: the bounce and the production are the same on every record. Emanny pushed back and said that if we're going to say Meg sounds the same on every record, we have to apply that to most artists out there. He added that Meg can really rap and doesn't sound like everyone else. Ice disagreed, saying he's never heard a Meg record that made him say "oh shit." Emanny said people say the same thing about Chris Brown, so the criticism should go to all of them. According to Joe the difference between Chris Brown and Meg is that Chris's records work. If Meg's records were working, nobody would care, but her "my man, my man, my man" sound isn't sticking with people. He compared her to Cardi, saying Cardi's music matches who she is and connects with people, and Meg's doesn't. Ice said Meg is a brand, but personally he's not a fan of music that sounds the same. Joe added that she's almost like a feature artist.
Yawovi1986162,915 次观看 • 3 天前
Deante Kyle on how a lot of Black celebrities are willing to sell their fans out to gambling sites for money. He mentioned Drake shouting out Polymarket in his music, alongside LeBron James, who just signed a $15 million-a-year endorsement deal with Polymarket. He also brought up Joe Budden, the biggest Black podcaster in the world, giving an entire ad segment to PrizePicks, during his JBP shows every week.
Yawovi19861,112,825 次观看 • 20 天前
Joe Budden asked the cast whether Miguel's hit "How Many Drinks?" would be considered rapey by today's standards. Emanny's answer: Honestly, it was rapey by yesterday's standards too. Joe played the song, and the cast went through it line by line to figure out which ones might be a problem now. A few lines could pass as seeking consent, but the cast agreed the rest doesn't hold up by today's standards. Emanny then asked whether that's what killed R&B: the masculine, aggressive way of pursuing women. Marc disagreed. You can be aggressive, he said, without being rapey. Emanny added that there's been a softening in the messaging of some of R&B's top vocalists.
Yawovi198644,033 次观看 • 1 天前
Marc Lamont Hill proves why he's the greatest member Joe Budden has ever hired on his podcast, and it's not even close. While covering Macklemore being kicked off Ed’s tour , Marc passionately schooled the entire cast on why Ed Sheeran saying he wants to be "neutral" is bad and and went above and beyond to explain how he doesn't respect Ed's decision given his status and the power he holds. You can tell how this cast would have covered this topic if Marc Lamont Hill wasn't there. That’s how they use to cover these topics in the past . They were saying they understood Ed Sheeran's position, and Ish was even defending Kraft. This was a masterclass in teaching. Marc Lamont Hill is taking the Joe Budden Podcast to another level. Must watch.
Yawovi19861,062,731 次观看 • 27 天前
Joe asked about the Druski skit, and Mona jokingly asked if Druski has been paying them, since they react to every single one of his skits. The whole cast loves him and keeps praising him. Emanny said he'd love to see a full show from Druski, but Ice said the skits work well for today's time, and a full show like Dave Chappell's might be a different story. Mona clearly can't read the room. She keeps steering the conversation elsewhere, and the cast keeps pulling it back to Druski because Joe and the cast want to stay on him. With Ice and Marc saying these few-minute skits are better for Druski, Joe asked how he'd even make money from them. Mona wasn't sure, but said his views are huge. Then Ice brought up the shows Druski has on YouTube.
Yawovi198672,542 次观看 • 3 天前
Peter Rosenberg shares the same views Joe Budden expressed on his podcast about Kanye West and all the people going back to him like nothing happened. After Kid Cudi told Peter on X that he couldn’t understand why artists like him were there to celebrate Kanye, since he isn’t family, Peter said he isn’t criticizing the specific artists who went to celebrate Kanye ; but he wants to remind people that just a year ago, Kanye was still wearing a KKK hoodie and made a song referencing Hitler.
Yawovi19861,055,357 次观看 • 1 个月前
Marc Lamont Hill got called out by the whole Joe Budden Podcast cast after he grabbed the collard greens Mona cooked for everyone with his bare hands. Parks said it was disgusting, and Joe called it extreme filth. Marc admitted he wouldn't have done it if he'd known he'd get caught. He tried to defend himself, but nobody on the cast was buying it, and he eventually agreed it was disgusting.
Yawovi1986261,616 次观看 • 13 天前
After Ice announced that Lil Durk was acquitted, most of the cast applauded, except Marc. Flip asked why he wasn't clapping. Marc explained he was glad Durk wasn't found guilty, but applauding him is different, given the rumors surrounding him. "What if this was Assata Shakur?" Flip countered. Marc pushed back, asking if he was seriously comparing the two. Marc clarified he isn't rooting against Durk, but argued we don't need to applaud someone just for beating the feds. Ice chimed in that people are simply happy to see a Black man beat the system, comparing it to how Black people felt when O.J. was acquitted. Marc admitted he applauded O.J. back then too, but insisted Black people need to be honest that figures like O.J. or Durk don't represent the best of us, so we shouldn't glorify them for beating the system. Joe added that he agrees with Marc, especially now that he's older.
Yawovi1986554,438 次观看 • 27 天前
When Marc asks Lucky Daye what R&B song he hears and immediately goes "turn that shit off," Lucky Daye names a Trey Songz song. He says it's hard for him to get with his voice. When asked what's another song he'd kill if he got his hands on it first , Lucky says all of Trey Songz's songs. He says he just doesn't like the overdoing that Trey Songz does on all his songs.
Yawovi1986537,373 次观看 • 29 天前
Marc asked the cast for their most unpopular music take. Emanny said there was a point in Michael Jackson's career where he started making the same kind of music over and over. He struggled to pin down exactly what he meant, and Marc jumped in to say it sounded like Michael had stopped making good music. Marc's own take: Stevie Wonder should have stopped making music in 1980. He said he could do without everything after Hotter Than July. Some of the cast pushed back, so he challenged them to name five good Stevie songs after 1980. Flip named five, and Marc conceded the point. He backed off the 1980 cutoff and moved it to 1985, saying anything after that he could do without. Mona said her take got her death threats years ago. She refused to say it at first, but Marc had looked it up and brought it up himself: it's about Lauryn Hill. Mona thinks Lauryn Hill sits on an undeserved pedestal and that her live performances are bad. She also prefers Doechii. She said her opinion formed after she watched Lauryn Hill perform at a show where people walked out after about three songs.
Yawovi1986140,233 次观看 • 10 天前
Joe Budden played the new Anderson .Paak and Cordae song 'A Good Day' and wanted to talk about one specific part of the song: “ Andy let me hold a condom , N***a we ain’t the same size (pause)”. The cast made fun of that line and Joe says you can’s say something like that to your friend.
Yawovi1986332,237 次观看 • 24 天前
The Joe Budden Podcast reacted to the viral clip of Marc Lamont Hill's wife talking about aging after having a child. Marc said that when the clip first went up on Instagram, the reaction was mostly positive. But once I posted it on X, it turned into something he didn't expect. Most women said they completely got what she was saying, while most men were harsh critics. From there, people started pulling clips from the podcast out of context to push narratives. Ice pointed out that you can't blame people for creating narratives online when that's exactly what the pods do themselves. Marc replied that he's fine with narratives, he just wants to shoot down the ones about his wife. When people are committed to misunderstanding you, he said, it snowballs and gets exhausting. Emanny added that people seem not to have expected Marc's wife to be this expressive or this strong, and that most of the critics are men who like to control women, so seeing her bothers them. Marc agreed, saying these critics see relationships as a form of domination. Joe steered it back, saying the real conversation is what you do when your wife feels that way. Marc admitted he wishes he had a great answer. It isn't the first time he's heard her say it, but he never knew what to say. He wanted to affirm her feelings while also being honest that the world doesn't see it the same way. Ice said the issue is that it's expected to hear that from Marc, since he's her husband.
Yawovi198665,283 次观看 • 6 天前
Ice says Gunna's new record is nothing you haven't heard before. He doesn't place the exact song, but says the beat sounds like one of Gunna's older beats. Most of the cast agrees. They think it's solid but familiar, like a rehash of his old sound. Then they play Offset's new record "Every Night" featuring Don Toliver, and Parks and Ice say they don't like it at all. Joe then calls Ice out, saying he can't dislike this if he loves the Quavo album. Ice pushes back: he didn't love it, he liked it. Joe calls him a buster anyway. Joe’s take is that Offset and Quavo are doing the same thing with these new records, but Offset is just doing it better. Emanny says he wishes Offset would stick to rapping, like on the record with JID. That's the bag he wants from him, not this new lane he's trying.
Yawovi198631,904 次观看 • 3 天前
Ish brought another piece of news to the pod. According to him, they're saying there's a big blackout coming and it's gonna last a long time, and people are being told to prepare. He says this information has been everywhere for the last couple months. For those who don't watch : Ish is the one on the show who gets his "news" from Facebook and AI, and gets mad when people ask where he got it from. Marc joked that the story didn't make his news feed, and the whole cast knew exactly what this was, another Ish AI story.
Yawovi1986198,067 次观看 • 19 天前
Ish's ego is so huge, he asked Joe for a great restaurant recommendation, Joe texted him the name, and he went with his girl and had a great time. He never bothered thanking Joe. When Joe asked him why, his answer was, 'We are men.' When he got push back to that , He tried to Ish himself out of the situation (a term I made up for him, since he does this so much, meaning he accuses you of the exact thing he's been accused of). The cast pulled out text messages of them thanking Ish all the time. 🤦🏾♂️
Yawovi1986333,934 次观看 • 1 个月前
Mona asks if Pablo is safe, and Marc Lamont Hill says yes, but Joe isn’t so sure, since Pablo mentioned getting threats when he first came on the pods. Joe says the investigation turned Pablo into “the guy” among his peers. That’s when Ish’s dislike for Pablo came out. He argues Pablo will now be everywhere, every channel and interview, calling it clout chasing. The rest of the cast pushes back on that. Joe says just look at the results, that’s not clout chasing. Ish asks what Pablo’s end goal even is. Even after Marc (the journalist) and Ice explain what a journalist actually does, Ish still doesn’t care.
Yawovi1986296,115 次观看 • 1 个月前
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.
Yawovi1986438,195 次观看 • 1 个月前
After hearing Kirk Franklin and GloRilla's new song, Ice said it's trash. He said he never wants to hear it again and told them to get that out of here. When Joe said it was probably made for church, Ice said he doesn't want to be in that church when it comes on. Joe then said, "You know how hard it is to be ass on that beat?" and Ice responded that the beat is fire but the song is ass.
Yawovi198676,772 次观看 • 12 天前