Crooked I was tied up in all sorts of contracts with labels that were unable to put out any of his records for a number of reasons (Death Row, for example, didn't really function when Suge Knight went to jail), and in 2007, after 12 luckless years started releasing one freestyle a week for a year (a precursor to G.O.O.D. Joe Budden got closest to big success with 2003's Just Blaze-produced, Grammy-nominated hit "Pump It Up"-but he and Def Jam parted ways due to differing expectations about his second record. Joell Ortiz was signed and dropped from both So So Def and Aftermath, though he was arguably never a priority at either label. Dre but had a disastrous falling out and no success recovering. Royce da 5'9" famously came up with Eminem and Dr. Slaughterhouse (Royce da 5'9", Joell Ortiz, Joe Budden, and Crooked I) all proved themselves in the rap-nerd internet world after their attempts to break through solo met with varying levels of failure. Too bad its beat is only passable and its hook nearly nonexistent. This episode answers a lot of the questions floating around, tune in and get the answers.The first song recorded with all the members of "Shady 2.0" since their signing and appearance on the cover of XXL, "2.0 Boys" is a stellar showcase of the skills of all MCs involved. The guys then discuss Colin Kaepernick being supported by Nike (1:51:42), Kanye West attempted rebrand (2:02:41) and Joe’s Breakfast Club interview which leads Rory and Mal to respond to Charlemagne tha God and DJ Envy (2:18:15). Joe also states in this episode “I’m glad this day has finally arrived so everyone can be truthful” and reveals that he believes he is better than Eminem (58:50). He then talks about his experience while being signed to Shady Records (36:24) and shares his thoughts on the demise of Slaughterhouse (44:25). Joe explains how he received the news of being dissed (17:26). On this weeks episode, Joe addresses Eminem. Here, he spoke on the history of their relationship, claims the lack of content in Em’s recent music and declares that he’s been better than Marshall in the last decade. After briefly reacting to Eminem’s jab on “ Fall” over the weekend, an aggressive Mouse addressed the situation even further during yesterday’s episode 177: TV & Mayonnaise.
Joe Budden’s got the internet buzzing with the latest episode of his Joe Budden Podcast.
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