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The Joe Budden Podcast Episode 923 | Old School Music Is Always A Vibe

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Key segments include advice on navigating social media interactions with partners, a critical review of the Michael Jackson biopic 'Michael', and debates on the impact of public perception on artists following the Drake-summaryDrake-Kendrick Lamar Battle Aftermath: The hosts argue that public perception and internet discourse significantly impact an artist's reception regardless of the actual quality of the music. They suggest that Drake's rectakeaway“I think it was a lack of objectivity during the Drake battle. I think that personally didn't [__] with him or what he stood for and I don't think that has anything to do with people wanting to hear a drink.”quote

Figgmunity Reacts To Ye Selling Out So-Fi Stadium, Bam Adebayo Breaks Kobe Bryant's Record + More!

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The conversation shifts to Drake's ongoing beef with Schoolboy Q, where the guest argues Drake is dragging out the conflict for promotion rather than focusing on music.summaryDrake's recent diss tracks against Schoolboy Q are perceived by the guest as 'corny' and a desperate attempt to generate marketing buzz for his upcoming album, especially after losing the high-profile beef with Kendrick takeaway

Akon Announces New Tour with Neyo plus New Gangsta song from The Gang WGO

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He provides strategic analysis of the Drake-Kendrick Lamar feud, emphasizing the power of cultural authenticity over streaming metrics, and highlights his new group WGO's mission to redefine gang culture through communitsummaryIn analyzing the Drake-Kendrick Lamar feud, Acon argues that Kendrick won because he remained strategically authentic to his cultural roots, whereas Drake lost by trying to appeal to the crowd and using streaming numberstakeaway

T.I.'s FINAL Album On The Way, Is He Retiring?

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He shares insights on his career, including passing on signing Drake, the evolution of Atlanta hip-hop, and advice for young artists to prioritize passion over viral success.summaryT.I. admits he passed on signing Drake because he looked like a 'Nickelodeon kid from Canada' at the time and didn't fit the Southern rap aesthetic he was looking for.takeaway“I passed on Drake. I didn't see it at the time, bro. I mean he ain't have no beard, no mustache... Nickelodeon kid from Canada.”quote

Is NBA YoungBoy the Best Rapper Alive? | Rap Life Review

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They critically examine Drake's ongoing defamation lawsuit against Kendrick Lamar, noting the business implications for Universal Music Group and the public perception shift away from Drake.summaryDrake's defamation lawsuit against Kendrick Lamar has been dismissed multiple times, suggesting a strategic move to defend his honor rather than a legal necessity, while raising questions about UMG's role and Drake's dectakeaway

Anthony Hamilton On Studio Sessions with Drake and 40 and His Latest Album 'Love Is The New Black'

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Dre, Drake, Jennifer Hudson, and Little John.summaryCollaboration Dynamics: Anthony Hamilton worked with Dr. Dre, who is described as extremely critical and difficult to impress, requiring perfection down to the 'molecule.' In contrast, his work with Drake was more collabtakeawayHip-Hop Appreciation: Despite being an R&B artist, Hamilton identifies as a 'hip-hop head' from the beginning (citing Fat Boys as his first album). He respects modern rappers like Drake and Kanye West for their melodic stakeaway

Drumma Boy Talks About His New Book, Birthday Celebration, and Upcoming Tour | SWAY’S UNIVERSE

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He emphasizes a philosophy of prioritizing passion and community support over immediate financial gain, citing specific success stories with artists like Gucci Mane, Drake, and Plies where genuine connection and hard worsummaryPreparation meets opportunity: When working with Drake, Drumma Boy had five beats ready; Drake selected one within minutes, highlighting the importance of having high-quality material prepared for top-tier artists.takeaway

Breaking Down Famous Diss Tracks: Kendrick Vs Drake, 2PAC Vs Biggie & More | Billboard Unfiltered

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The hosts analyze the top 15 most scathing diss tracks in rap history, arguing that the recent Drake-Kendrick battle was a continuation of rap's tradition of personal, aggressive disses rather than an anomaly.summaryThe Drake-Kendrick battle was effective because it maintained the tradition of 'scathing' personal attacks seen in classic diss tracks like Nas' 'Ether' and Tupac's 'Hit 'Em Up', rather than relying on shocking revelatiotakeaway“If one of Kendrick or Drake were like I'm GNA kill your kid we would all be like whoa whoa whoa... it didn't help when you think about you know what big was going through at the time with Faith... they added some legitiquote

Eminem “Houdini” Backlash, Drake’s “Wah Gwan Delilah” Feature, Cardi B Vs BIA | Billboard Unfiltered

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They also review Eminem's 'Houdini,' noting its massive commercial success despite controversial lyrics and a pop-leaning sound, and discuss Drake's post-beef release 'Wan Deila,' which underperformed commercially, signasummaryDrake's feature on 'Wan Deila' debuted at #44 on the Hot 100, a significant drop from his previous features that hit the top 10, suggesting his 'golden touch' for propelling unknown artists to stardom may be diminishing takeaway

Will Kendrick Lamar Perform “Not Like Us” Live? Will Rihanna Ever Release R9? | Billboard Unfiltered

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They also discuss Kendrick Lamar's upcoming June 19th 'Kendrick and Friends' performance as a potential cultural reset following his beef with Drake, while expressing patience for Rihanna's long-awaited R9 album.summaryPerformance Quality Gap: Older male rappers (Method Man, Redman, Kendrick, Drake, Cole) are described as 'better performers' who rap live without backing tracks, setting a blueprint that younger artists have plateaued cotakeawayKendrick's Strategic Silence: After the Drake beef, Kendrick's quiet period was interpreted as a strategic move to re-enter the cultural conversation with high-impact live performances rather than just dropping tracks ontakeaway

Reacting To Drake’s 100GB Footage & Ye & Ty Dolla $ign's ‘Vultures 2’ | Billboard Unfiltered

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The hosts analyze Drake's unconventional free release of three tracks via 100gigs.org as a strategic reset and loyalty play following his beef, contrasting it with his usual chart-focused approach.summaryDrake's decision to release music for free on 100gigs.org rather than streaming platforms is interpreted as a 'test the waters' strategy to gauge fan engagement before committing to official streaming releases, marking atakeaway

Recapping J. Cole’s ‘Inevitable,’ What To Expect From Beyoncé’s Halftime Show | Billboard Unfiltered

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Cole's 'Inevitable' audio series as a strategic move to rebuild goodwill and manage fan expectations ahead of his 'The Fall Off' album, contrasting it with the massive cultural impact of the Drake-Kendrick beef.summaryJ. Cole's 'Inevitable' series is a strategic 'course correction' to remind fans of his legacy and generate goodwill after the Drake beef, utilizing a staggered release model (HBO-style) to maintain engagement rather thantakeawayThe Drake-Kendrick Lamar beef has such a wide 'blast radius' that it continues to cast a shadow over related artists like J. Cole months later, with Kendrick's cultural dominance being so significant that even non-promottakeaway

Billboard Reacts To Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime Show & Ye’s X Rants | Billboard Unfiltered

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The hosts analyze Kendrick Lamar's record-breaking Super Bowl Halftime Show, praising its authentic hip-hop focus and the viral impact of his Drake diss, while critiquing the minimalist production and sound mixing.summaryThere is a growing trend in hip-hop towards 'smooth street rap' and luxury-focused content, exemplified by Larry June's album, which contrasts with the aggressive energy of the Kendrick/Drake feud.takeaway“He said his [Drake's] name with this ridiculous grin to the camera like that immediately went viral... that was kicking everybody's ass yesterday”quote