The Official Joe Budden Podcast Thread

[Formerly Black Trash]

My thoughts exactly. Joe even has a song with lyrics about punching Tahiry. It came off as phony and pandering.



This is corny to me. But anything to save the bag though. All those Dusse dudes are on record for some foul/scamming behavior either towards women or towards the public in general, but Chris is the only one that’s expendable due to his age and limited involvement in the actual business. You can find a host anywhere.

If your stance is you don’t mess with dudes who don’t hold a certain level of honor, then make it that all the way around.

He wouldn’t publicly disown Kam, Kaz, Low or any of those other dudes.

Yup

But this is a lesson

Live by social media, die by it too

I'd rather be that nikka in the background

I mean, he shouldn't have been doing all that shyt
But I dont even want my name known

 

[Youseenmywork]

The thing I don't like about this episode is, not that I don't agree with everything they're saying, I pretty much do, it's just that I don't believe for a second Joe is/has always been this super respectful gentleman with his lady friends like he's portraying. There's still a lot of accusations about abuse that were never fully cleared up, and some shoddy behavior in the past that he's kinda just ignoring. I just don't like when nikkas who have very shaky history with women try to get on their soapbox. I think he's not being fully honest with himself or the listeners.

A woman lost a whole baby behind his abuse, and then he tried to clean it up and excuse his behavior when it happened but he's on here talking about how women should be treated and creating safe spaces. It comes off as pandering and not honest about his past. Joe seems to think the only form of mistreatment of women is if you coerce or force them to have sex. Uh, no.

 

[RichYung]

I hate how they had to go EXTRA... the shyt felt like they were the ones accused... smh... honestly they should’ve let Rory address the shyt separate from the podcast...

 

[RickyGQ]

Brehs out here trying to act cool with that HOH shyt, but it hits different when it's someone you know and love.

Even if you DO eventually have the conversation of why they went back with him to his spot, your first instinct is to stick up for your people.

And no, he didn't do anything illegal, but that was some sucker shyt. He basically pouted his way through the interaction once he found out he wasn't splashing that night.

this is it. Dude is a fukking lame. Aside from the “making women uncomfortable” shyt, reading some of them stories i legit felt embarrassed for dude. It’s exactly the type of shyt they would clown on the podcast. Dude comes off like a fukking dweeb begging for p*ssy.

 

[Youseenmywork]

I see why Dave Chappelle said what he said in his last standup ....I get it now

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

Yup

But this is a lesson

Live by social media, die by it too

I'd rather be that nikka in the background

I mean, he shouldn't have been doing all that shyt
But I dont even want my name known

Facts. I can’t put it any better myself. These dudes value the look more than the money and opportunity

 

[RickyGQ]

Has “they told me not to do this but i had to speak my truth” EVER worked for anyone? In the history of mankind?

 

[Rell Lauren]

Rory didn’t want to but Joe had to for the sake of the podcast.

He's doing a podcast with someone that has put hands on women.

 

[Legal]

Haven't listened yet, but I caught a couple of tweets about other shyt this guy may or may not have done.

Assuming this is all factual, breh comes off as a true cornball that doesn't know how to get laid.

My thing is, though, how do brehs who are on the come up do this shyt without considering the repercussions? I'm far from important or famous, and I try to be aware of how my actions look at all times. I understand they're living under different circumstances, but how hard can it be for people with far more to lose to do the same?

 

[RickyGQ]

The thing I don't like about this episode is, not that I don't agree with everything they're saying, I pretty much do, it's just that I don't believe for a second Joe is/has always been this super respectful gentleman with his lady friends like he's portraying. There's still a lot of accusations about abuse that were never fully cleared up, and some shoddy behavior in the past that he's kinda just ignoring. I just don't like when nikkas who have very shaky history with women try to get on their soapbox. I think he's not being fully honest with himself or the listeners.

A woman lost a whole baby behind his abuse, and then he tried to clean it up and excuse his behavior when it happened but he's on here talking about how women should be treated and creating safe spaces. It comes off as pandering and not honest about his past. Joe seems to think the only form of mistreatment of women is if you coerce or force them to have sex. Uh, no.

Facts. Rory has jokingly said NUMEROUS times “the shyt I’ve seen the guys do at some of the houses at palooza is disgusting”.

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

Lol rory acting like he didnt know
I mean been partying with him the last 6 years

This dude rory actually said he leaves early everynight

 

[Rell Lauren]

Haven't listened yet, but I caught a couple of tweets about other shyt this guy may or may not have done.

Assuming this is all factual, breh comes off as a true cornball that doesn't know how to get laid.

My thing is, though, how do brehs who are on the come up do this shyt without considering the repercussions? I'm far from important or famous, and I try to be aware of how my actions look at all times. I understand they're living under different circumstances, but how hard can it be for people with far more to lose to do the same?

Be about your work first. Don't close yourself off. Continue to be cordial in a professional manner. Don't jump out of the window with someone you're attracted to. Treat this scene the way you would an office job. It's that simple to me.

 

[OfTheCross]

I wasn't aware of the fukkery. I wanted to hear jokes.

I don't know shyt about the details but it's weird to me that Rory totally unfriended the guy via Twitter.

They might not have that close to begin with if that's the case.

That said...I'm skipping ahead to the Sisqo segment

 

[Zebruh]

The thing I don't like about this episode is, not that I don't agree with everything they're saying, I pretty much do, it's just that I don't believe for a second Joe is/has always been this super respectful gentleman with his lady friends like he's portraying. There's still a lot of accusations about abuse that were never fully cleared up, and some shoddy behavior in the past that he's kinda just ignoring. I just don't like when nikkas who have very shaky history with women try to get on their soapbox. I think he's not being fully honest with himself or the listeners.

A woman lost a whole baby behind his abuse, and then he tried to clean it up and excuse his behavior when it happened but he's on here talking about how women should be treated and creating safe spaces. It comes off as pandering and not honest about his past. Joe seems to think the only form of mistreatment of women is if you coerce or force them to have sex. Uh, no.

Yeah I tend to fast-forward through Joe's soapbox moments. Not that I don't think it's coming from a good place, but he tries to use it as a moment to prop himself up and pat himself on the back and be this amazing human, when the bigger picture here is about the actions taking place and the victims, and he himself has done a number of questionable things publicly that will challenge said notion(hiding under Tahiry's bed and filming it on youtube).

I hate how they had to go EXTRA... the shyt felt like they were the ones accused... smh... honestly they should’ve let Rory address the shyt separate from the podcast...

I disagree on letting Rory address it separately. People are gonna tune in because thats his best friend and they wanna hear what he has to say. He's taken to that platform to air out and condemn all the other nasty things people in the industry have done...keep that same energy when its your mans.

 

[threattonature]

Haven't listened yet, but I caught a couple of tweets about other shyt this guy may or may not have done.

Assuming this is all factual, breh comes off as a true cornball that doesn't know how to get laid.

My thing is, though, how do brehs who are on the come up do this shyt without considering the repercussions? I'm far from important or famous, and I try to be aware of how my actions look at all times. I understand they're living under different circumstances, but how hard can it be for people with far more to lose to do the same?

nikkas put way too much emphasis on getting p*ssy. Willing to throw they whole life away just to get some ass. I've always been scared of putting myself in position for a sexual assault charge and never wanted to put myself in position where a woman could ever come after me. I've told the story on here before of kicking a girl out of my hotel room cause it was our first time messing around and she kept stopping me anytime I'd try to advance things. Anytime I'd go to take her shirt off she'd stop me while aggressively grinding on me. I finally asked her what the fukk and she tells me if I want it I have to take it and how she likes it rough. I told her we ain't doing all that and she got to go. Not worth the risk.

EDIT: Part of that decision was that she worked at a customer site that I was in town training so any crazy allegations would've definitely affected my job.