Birdman defends Drake against Joe Budden and Charlamagne Tha God’s critiques: “Respek Drake”

Birdman
"I think you mean good, and I respek you even though we had our differences, but respek @champagnepapi."

In the world of hip-hop, loyalty and camaraderie often take center stage. One person who has consistently exemplified these values is none other than the legendary producer, Birdman. Recently, he stepped up to defend his protege and longtime collaborator, Drake, against two prominent critics of his latest album, For All The Dogs – Joe Budden and Charlamagne Tha God.

Birdman’s response to the criticism was assertive but respectful. He addressed Joe Budden on IG directly, stating, “Calm down brother you not built 4 this real gangsta s**t.” He also took a moment to acknowledge their history of differences but expressed his respect for Budden. Birdman then turned his attention to Charlamagne Tha God, saying, “I think you mean good, and I respek you even though we had our differences, but respek @champagnepapi.”

Birdman comes to Drake’s defense

The defense comes in the wake of both Joe Budden and Charlamagne Tha God taking shots, or expressing criticism rather at Drake’s new album. Budden’s criticism, in particular, garnered attention as he remarked that Drake was “rapping for children.” These remarks didn’t go unnoticed by Birdman, who felt the need to stand up for his artist.

Charlamagne, on the other hand, had a somewhat tumultuous relationship with Drake leading up to the album’s release. The radio host had engaged in a public feud with the Canadian superstar, which eventually led to him trying to reconcile with Drizzy’s fans as they turned against him.

Birdman’s unwavering support for Drake also extended to social media incidents involving Druski, who had trolled Drake and Cash Money. Birdman has never been one to allow any sort of slander toward Drake or the legendary Young Money crew to go unaddressed.

In the competitive world of hip-hop, where artists face both critics and rivalries, having a mentor and advocate like Birdman is undoubtedly invaluable. His loyalty to Drake and the Young Money team has not only helped them maintain their stature in the industry but has also solidified the bonds of brotherhood in the ever-evolving landscape of rap music. Birdman’s willingness to stand up for his friends and colleagues showcases the strength and unity within the hip-hop community, reminding us that, at the end of the day, respect and loyalty reign supreme.

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