Taxstone Goes Off On Joe Budden After He Refuses To Answer Question
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I'm tired of tagline troll bait. The true context is Joe was being standoff-ish the entire 50 min interview. Tax started calling him on this behavior and Joe took the high road, Tax did not.
Podcast started with a lite roast then moved into old topics and then they got tangled up on he said she said.
Podcast started with a lite roast then moved into old topics and then they got tangled up on he said she said.
Typical loudmouth, ignorant, NYC hood scum n-word.
Thanks for the breakdown, no need to watch now.I'm tired of tagline troll bait. The true context is Joe was being standoff-ish the entire 50 min interview. Tax started calling him on this behavior and Joe took the high road, Tax did not.
Podcast started with a lite roast then moved into old topics and then they got tangled up on he said she said.
Joe's a dick and it went left once Taxstone told him he lost that rap battle and he tried to say other wise.
Tax said "Im not none of your third world country bitches you can play with"...
In my opinion he didn't lose either.
Sounds like dude had an issue with Joe
Brooklyn finest
Fake podcast beef.
i have no idea who this taxstone is but Joeys reaction had me
gonna have to peep the full interview but Taxstone came off like an emotional lil bitch
Any publicity is good publicity - do you see how low Joe's streaming count is? 
Joe Budden's All Love Lost lands at the #29 spot with 14,229 albums sold. His last project, 2013's No Love Lost, peaked at the #15 spot upon its release. The New Jersey rapper's debut self-titled album reached the #8 spot when it was released through Def Jam in 2003.
Top 10 Billboard Top 200 Rap & R&B Albums For The Week Ending 11/07/2015
Note: The first number below is this week’s “total album equivalent units” count, an intersection of album sales, single sales, and streams implemented by Billboard's new rating system. A pure album sales figure is available in bold in parenthesis and information about each album's streaming count is available in brackets.
#3 The Weeknd - Beauty Behind the Madness - 62,087 (23,192) [30,925,645]
#4 Machine Gun Kelly - General Admission - 56,310 (49,351) [5,662,315]
#5 Fetty Wap - Fetty Wap - 47,957 (13,380) [29,046,666]
#6 The Game - The Documentary 2.5 - 47,921 (41,634) [5,788,276]
#8 Drake and Future - What a Time to Be Alive - 42,968 (11,582) [37,216,386]
#11 The Game - The Documentary 2 - 28,810 (21,433) [8,894,731]
#20 Future - Dirty Sprite 2 - 18,570 (5,091) [15,283,204]
#23 Drake - If Youre Reading This Its Too Late - 17,833 (4,780) [15,467,236]
#28 Bryson Tiller - Trapsoul - 15,582 (6,494) [11,160,697]
#29 Joe Budden - All Love Lost - 15,254 (14,229) [952,271]
Joe Budden's All Love Lost lands at the #29 spot with 14,229 albums sold. His last project, 2013's No Love Lost, peaked at the #15 spot upon its release. The New Jersey rapper's debut self-titled album reached the #8 spot when it was released through Def Jam in 2003.
Top 10 Billboard Top 200 Rap & R&B Albums For The Week Ending 11/07/2015
Note: The first number below is this week’s “total album equivalent units” count, an intersection of album sales, single sales, and streams implemented by Billboard's new rating system. A pure album sales figure is available in bold in parenthesis and information about each album's streaming count is available in brackets.
#3 The Weeknd - Beauty Behind the Madness - 62,087 (23,192) [30,925,645]
#4 Machine Gun Kelly - General Admission - 56,310 (49,351) [5,662,315]
#5 Fetty Wap - Fetty Wap - 47,957 (13,380) [29,046,666]
#6 The Game - The Documentary 2.5 - 47,921 (41,634) [5,788,276]
#8 Drake and Future - What a Time to Be Alive - 42,968 (11,582) [37,216,386]
#11 The Game - The Documentary 2 - 28,810 (21,433) [8,894,731]
#20 Future - Dirty Sprite 2 - 18,570 (5,091) [15,283,204]
#23 Drake - If Youre Reading This Its Too Late - 17,833 (4,780) [15,467,236]
#28 Bryson Tiller - Trapsoul - 15,582 (6,494) [11,160,697]
#29 Joe Budden - All Love Lost - 15,254 (14,229) [952,271]
Taxstone a hater I call him m Charlemagne jr.
When all is said and done...dude did all that yappin and couldnt even give Joe eye contact when he was saying it. How can u take ah nigga like that serious?
Exactly. Emotional dudes kill me. He didn't fact check before the interview, made a fool of himself by asking a dumb question(Joe's album dropped a few weeks ago), then loses his cool when Joe takes offense to the question....and he can't even look him in the eye?
Hoe nigga shit.
That nigga was baiting joe whole time he seemed like he dont like joe for some other reason he was being underlining disrespectful it started when he called him weak for being forgiving to def jam...i listen to tax often and he is way more humble with other cats...he dont like joe maybe personality clash
Man Tax aint stupid, that shit was a straight ploy for podcast ratings. Tax should stick to dissing Troy Average.
Dumb ass interviewer who over reacted and didn't do his research which is very unprofessional.
Album came out probably two weeks ago and he didn't know this, if I was an artist I wouldn't make my way to his show
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