Lupe called out Joe on his support of Steve Stoute and Craig Kallman
They debating who got black balled worse
They debating who got black balled worse
Joe Budden and Lupe Fiasco on IG Live discussing Hip Hop politics
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This shyt has been great
Lupe breaking down exactly what happened with Atlantic
Lupe breaking down exactly what happened with Atlantic
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SplizThaDon
This nikka Lupe is grey as fukk.
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SplizThaDon
What was they saying tho?
Big Mel
@bigboss
Two all time dipshyts, both pop rap failures, discussing the politics of rap. What a time to be alive.
Foh white boy
Lupe was clearing up some misconceptions that Joe had about his gripes with Atlantic Records.
He dropped some details that I don't recall ever hearing before and I'm a big Lupe fan.
Joe was playing devil's advocate and saying that Altantic pushed his hits and gave him support when he was there, so he was calling Lupe out for being bitter after all these years with how his situation played out.
Lupe said that when he got to Atlantic, F&L was already done. Kick Push was already getting 200 spins a week on WGCI (biggest radio station in Chicago at the time) because of the moves they were making without the label. He was like, word got back to them that one of the Atlantic exec called the radio station and told them to stop playing the record. Lupe said that when they had a big meeting about it at Atlantic, all of the other A&Rs and executives were looking at the dude like...
"Why tf would you block them from playing the record?"
Lupe said his response was that they were moving too fast and the label needed time to catch up. Lupe says, that really he wanted to slow the shyt down cause nobody had anything to do with the song, they didn't have any publishing or vested interest in the record, so that's why dude felt some type of way.
After this happened, Lupe says, that Atlantic flew out to the Philippines and met the woman who's song was sampled for Kick Push and they bought the whole song from her to gain back control over the music/record
Joe started laughing and was like, "I can't front, that shyt is genius nikka"
It was a lot of discussion tho, catch it on the re-up on Youtube or on his page before it clears
BeachBum Unreal
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Somebody got the recording 
Hannibal Fox
Eetwidomayloh
Lupe was clearing up some misconceptions that Joe had about his gripes with Atlantic Records.
He dropped some details that I don't recall ever hearing before and I'm a big Lupe fan.
Joe was playing devil's advocate and saying that Altantic pushed his hits and gave him support when he was there, so he was calling Lupe out for being bitter after all these years with how his situation played out.
Lupe said that when he got to Atlantic, F&L was already done. Kick Push was already getting 200 spins a week on WGCI (biggest radio station in Chicago at the time) because of the moves they were making without the label. He was like, word got back to them that one of the Atlantic exec called the radio station and told them to stop playing the record. Lupe said that when they had a big meeting about it at Atlantic, all of the other A&Rs and executives were looking at the dude like...
"Why tf would you block them from playing the record?"
Lupe said his response was that they were moving too fast and the label needed time to catch up. Lupe says, that really he wanted to slow the shyt down cause nobody had anything to do with the song, they didn't have any publishing or vested interest in the record, so that's why dude felt some type of way.
After this happened, Lupe says, that Atlantic flew out to the Philippines and met the woman who's song was sampled for Kick Push and they bought the whole song from her to gain back control over the music/record
Joe started laughing and was like, "I can't front, that shyt is genius nikka"
It was a lot of discussion tho, catch it on the re-up on Youtube or on his page before it clears
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