Joe Budden - Freedom Freestyle (HE GOES INNNNNNN!!!!!!)

[AMcV'88]

i think i remember him praising this Just beat on his podcast..had a feeling he'd eventually rap on it.
so it was good to hear Budden over a great beat.

he still does some shyt with his delivery thats been annoying me for damn near a decade now but yeah, he killed this.

 

[NormanConnors]

Classic Joe

 

[Eastside Get The Money]

Had goosebumps, youtube video and song needs to be mandatory high school material.

Forget all the gimmicks and tv shows, Joey is one intelligent man

 

[HiiiPower]

So that Mission has to be.... RAP!.... Say a nikka name and not be afraid of industry politics and being black-balled... Speak up on social issues, instead of being afraid of what industry connects will say... RAP!...


Music can be the guiding voice in this current movement...Other rappers should step up instead of finding the hottest beat with a melody to babble and repeat words over..

Bet they don't tho....these millionaires are the new house nikkas

Basically yeah, in the simplest way of putting it "the mission" is to get everyone rapping again without the selling out or the industry politics..dude just loves rap music lol.

On a side note I know it ain't the time but I bet Budden haters have been sick on here the last 2 weeks lol, the usuals seem to be getting lost in all the praise.

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

I can't say anything other than.

That video is powerful as fukk.

 

[Black Lightning]

Hip Hop at it's finest.

 

[Abstract83]

We really need to get back to bars. Me and my girl saw The Roots for free in Manhattan. It was amazing. My first time seeing them. It felt good to see Black Though just spittin. Switchin up genre's with effortless transitions got me hyped.

I say that to say Joey is doing his thing. I like the fact that he doesnt give a fukk about industry politics. He put out 2 diss records and a hard hitting track speaking on some real shyt. Without compromising himself. Salute that man

 

[N*IT*2*WIN*IT]

 

[newarkhiphop]

Jersey

 

[BabyFaceKillahh]

the video amplified the track x100

shyt is straight fire and i dont even fukk with budden

 

[Dirty Mcdrawz]

Goosebumps

 

[904]

Hearing Diamond in the beginning saddened me at first listen.. The track is the first time i can recall hearing Joe speak on social issues.

Watching the video took it to another level..

The video made me angry. To the point I can't watch it again, at least while I'm at work.

 

[Robo Squirrel]

As a long time Joe fan... I do find it amusing watching all these long time Joe haters hop on his bandwagon all of a sudden... but ultimately I rather see him gain new fans than to not be heard at all...

TruuuuuE
Dap + Rep

 

[Robo Squirrel]

So that Mission has to be.... RAP!.... Say a nikka name and not be afraid of industry politics and being black-balled... Speak up on social issues, instead of being afraid of what industry connects will say... RAP!...


Music can be the guiding voice in this current movement...Other rappers should step up instead of finding the hottest beat with a melody to babble and repeat words over..

Bet they don't tho....these millionaires are the new house nikkas

*This*

Dap + Rep

 

[LandryFieldsDad]

I don't even like Budden but there's a time and a place for everything. In a thread with a song about police brutality is not the time to ride for your boyfriend Drake. The fact that I gotta explain this to you is mind boggling. WOAT fan base in history.

Fred.

It's funny...
Because he was in the Budden/drake dis track thread talking about how the dis didn't count because there was protests going on