That nigga said illmatic is a hard listen
Joe Budden podcast done? No Rory or Mal for 2nd straight episode
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Told y'all Halitosis Breath had a punchable face
Faggot hasn't even heard The Infamous
but we KNOW he has horrible taste in music. To the point now that guy ADMITS it.
He don't know sh*t about sh*t
which is fine.
He is a living breathing punchline when it comes to music and now I learned he is on that tomcoonery too.
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Now you my SECOND least favorite!
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Joe is right
He doesn’t like ny hip hop
He said himself in the clip he likes commercial songs not boom bap
He said he doesn't like afro beats
but is ok with reggaeton
I was wishing Joe would ask if he likes reggae/dancehall
Basically...nigga is a weirdo nigga; I think thats the only reason why hes on the pod; just so Joe can create drama with this weirdo nigga views...
But a lot of Jamaican niggas and island niggas be like that for real; and they be the same niggas that put these white bitches on pedestals; and be the same niggas that say i aint black im Jamaican or whatever the fuck island you come from; so you know what Fuck them niggas too; Fuck Ice too....
@playahaitian
He very much like an Akademics type nigga for real; and you know what thats what Joe wants on the pod
I don't know the guys you are talking about - the worst I hear is claims of not being like black americans - I have yet to meet a jamaican that doesn't think he is of african decent
I only know of that ignorance from latinos of african decent
Dem dudes never been outside.
I give old ass island dudes a pass with all that because I saw how bullied they were growing up and I mean BULLIED for not being "born here" so I get that. ITs time to get over that.
that sh*t BEEN played out. We seen TOO MANY Black men women and children slaughtered out here by this government to to have that same sentiment in 2025.
Bad enough we surrounded by all these coons and negativity pimps making pennies off our pain.
Listen, if them niggas say they aint black then fuckem!! Black aint a race its a term that applies to all people of color regardless of what country we come from; so i aint rocking with niggas who say that; and ICE gives that; a type of nigga that would say that dumb shit...
Wait, this is a very unpopular opinion?
Sn: isn't Ice in the 39-41 age range?
That means he was born btw 1984 and 1986.
Illmatic was released April 19, 1994.
He lists his bday as June 19th so he was between 7 and 9 when it was released.
IIRC, he stated Jay-Z was his introduction to hip hop, I don't recall the album.
I say all that to preface my introduction to hiphip. I had an older brother that was listening to Easy-E, Pac, Biggie, NWA, Too Short, Geto Boys, Luke/2 Live... but mainly a lot of west coast hip hop andj ust some east coast stuff, but the raunchy lyrics of the west coast really stood out in my memory.
(That mfkr had a lot of R&B as well). This was probably around 93/94 because I remember him getting Doggystyle and my mom and dad yelling at him for playing it while I was there. So I was 10/11ish
A few years later, I'm thinking fall '96 or possibly as late as Spring '96, I then found a CD Player and 96 ct CD Wallet (that was almost full) that was left on the school bus. There was Outkast, UGK, Nas, JayZ, Snoop, more Pac, Onyx, (I know I'm forgetting A LOT!) some R&B stuff.
(*Aye peace to whoever lost it, fam, it didn't go to waste. I didn't just sell ya shit. It expanded my music horizons for real.)
(That mfkr had a lot of R&B as well). This was probably around 93/94 because I remember him getting Doggystyle and my mom and dad yelling at him for playing it while I was there. So I was 10/11ish
A few years later, I'm thinking fall '96 or possibly as late as Spring '96, I then found a CD Player and 96 ct CD Wallet (that was almost full) that was left on the school bus. There was Outkast, UGK, Nas, JayZ, Snoop, more Pac, Onyx, (I know I'm forgetting A LOT!) some R&B stuff.
(*Aye peace to whoever lost it, fam, it didn't go to waste. I didn't just sell ya shit. It expanded my music horizons for real.)
For me back then, as an "inside" kid, I wasn't the biggest fan of Nas. No shade to him. I give him all the respect as a lyricist and everything..... but the beats didn't move me, the lyrics didn't stick into my mind. There was just something about Outkast, Pac, Big, Luke, NWA, Scarface..... that shit I have all the nostalgia in the world for even though some of it has aged terribly. I later bought Jay Reasonable Doubt, wild I bought that myself at 13/14 yrs old.
So, I can relate to how Ice may feel in regards to Nas. Even though he tried to clean up his comments, he didn't really explain it the best.
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