Joe Budden predicts the end of rap music, predicting that only Kendrick and Drake are worth it

Joe Budden I realized that the hip-hop culture and quality that sparked his successful efforts had long faded.

Under review Lil DarkBadon, a newly released album on his podcast, scoffed at the attempt by an incarcerated Chicago rapper to disinfect his lyrics after causing a murder charge.

Budden’s podcast co-host Officially ice Dark’s imprisonment claimed he was placed in a tricky place to feature content on criminal activities, but Budden had not heard of it.

He chuckled dark J. Cole“Collaboration in 2023” “All My Life” track JB has been accused of pandering in the mainstream.

Budden then revealed that he has a new perspective on life. That is, you live long enough to see hip-hop cloaks forever. Kendrick Lamar I killed a party last yearand Budden wants to drop cas!!!

His co-host claimed a street rapper flaunting his street activities in front of law enforcement, but Joe wasn’t sure yet.

Playvoicing CartyThe much-anticipated album “Music” dominates the Billboard album charts, but Queenzflip sees him watching people tease it… Streaming the project doesn’t mean people actually like it!

Only Kendrick, who has surpassed Hot 100 for six consecutive weeks in a “Luther” duet with SZA, is DrakeHe just caught something passionate with his Nokia collaboration. PartyNextDoorwas emphasized to move the needle of the music.

With Budden Queenzflip The hip hop music I was kidding has become so bad Neil Diamond and Bee Gees I had the opportunity to steal their location!!!

Podfather also pointed out that record labels and streaming companies pay rappers with pennies, but self-snitches have contributed to the downfall of culture.

He praised Yella BeezyApproximately eight years after Dallas-based rapper breakout “That’s On Me” hit, the first account has raised an eyebrow… especially since Beezy is also facing his own murder case related to the murder of the film. MO3.

JBP didn’t mention it Kanye WestIt’s the name of DJ Akademiks I believe you are still running your own rap.