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Logic To Joe Budden: "He's A Person Who's Harsh Words Led To My Depression''
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blockboy504
LSU Tigers
Damn you nikkas p*ssy
FOUR_ONE_TWO
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Strange world we live in now. You can't even express how you feel without others seeing you as "soft," as if that's their judgement to make.
You cannot dictate people's response to things said to/about them. Of course you can have an opinion but that's not my point. Too many people want to say and do whatever they want without consequences or accountability, while having the nerve to tell the other person to control themselves. You can't have it both ways.
You cannot dictate people's response to things said to/about them. Of course you can have an opinion but that's not my point. Too many people want to say and do whatever they want without consequences or accountability, while having the nerve to tell the other person to control themselves. You can't have it both ways.
Everythingg
King-Over-Kingz
Didnt people say the same shyt (if not worse) about Soulja Boy? Did anyone defend his "mental health"?
yeah i mean usaully i would say fukk his over emotional self and keep moving but honestly with how many wack dudes are in the game i felt joes obsession with logic really werid and uncalled for...and i am a big JBP fan
Westbama Heartthrob
Irregular Zero
Joe ain't the only one saying negative things about him. Exhibit A: this thread
Phantom Dreamer
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How you get in the music business and can't take criticism?
All the rejection, critiquing, etc. that this guy's probably endured just being an artist trying to make his way in the biz, and after all that, JOE BUDDEN'S OPINION is what makes him wanna die? Stop, bruh... he's Karen-ing the shyt outta that.
All the rejection, critiquing, etc. that this guy's probably endured just being an artist trying to make his way in the biz, and after all that, JOE BUDDEN'S OPINION is what makes him wanna die? Stop, bruh... he's Karen-ing the shyt outta that.
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TheDarceKnight
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As someone that used to want to be a therapist, I gotta say...lame thing for Logic to say. Also, Joe Budden has been to therapy, and Logic had that suicide hotline song, so I'm sure they're both familiar with the therapy world as well.
A super important concept (especially in cognitive behavioral therapy) is understanding that nobody can "make you" feel a certain way. Obviously, people can say hurtful things to you, people can hurt your feelings, but ultimately how you respond to other peoples' words and actions are what cause you to feel how you feel, for better or worse.
It takes a lot of nerve to say that another person (that by all accounts isn't even a part of your life) played a large hand in you being depressed. Depression is real. It's a heavy thing. It's no joke, and I think Logic is being a bit of a hypocrite here. For someone that has been championed as a mental health advocate with that song he made, he is ironically minimizing depression by saying that basically a total stranger helped cause his depression. I find it highly unlikely that he was either truly depressed and/or that he actually believes it was Budden's fault.
A super important concept (especially in cognitive behavioral therapy) is understanding that nobody can "make you" feel a certain way. Obviously, people can say hurtful things to you, people can hurt your feelings, but ultimately how you respond to other peoples' words and actions are what cause you to feel how you feel, for better or worse.
It takes a lot of nerve to say that another person (that by all accounts isn't even a part of your life) played a large hand in you being depressed. Depression is real. It's a heavy thing. It's no joke, and I think Logic is being a bit of a hypocrite here. For someone that has been championed as a mental health advocate with that song he made, he is ironically minimizing depression by saying that basically a total stranger helped cause his depression. I find it highly unlikely that he was either truly depressed and/or that he actually believes it was Budden's fault.
Well-said...only adds to his corniness and desire for attention. Logic is ridiculous.As someone that used to want to be a therapist, I gotta say...lame thing for Logic to say. Also, Joe Budden has been to therapy, and Logic had that suicide hotline song, so I'm sure they're both familiar with the therapy world as well.
A super important concept (especially in cognitive behavioral therapy) is understanding that nobody can "make you" feel a certain way. Obviously, people can say hurtful things to you, people can hurt your feelings, but ultimately how you respond to other peoples' words and actions are what cause you to feel how you feel, for better or worse.
It takes a lot of nerve to say that another person (that by all accounts isn't even a part of your life) played a large hand in you being depressed. Depression is real. It's a heavy thing. It's no joke, and I think Logic is being a bit of a hypocrite here. For someone that has been championed as a mental health advocate with that song he made, he is ironically minimizing depression by saying that basically a total stranger helped cause his depression. I find it highly unlikely that he was either truly depressed and/or that he actually believes it was Budden's fault.
And Peter Rosenberg seems to love nothing more than to be bait/discuss anything negative related to Joe Budden. He’ll never get over the whole podcast issue because he feels he deserves a cut from anything it’s ever made.
Peter Parker
Superstar
Used to be you'd have to be super thug to talk like that about people because you'd run into them eventually, the internet changed things, even i think Logic is being emotion but I agree with you that people just get away with saying whatever these days on very public platforms.
KravenMorehead™
Barrel Brothers.®
The energy in this thread is proof that being positive in the face of disrespect doesn't work.