Joe Budden Shares His DM Exchange Between Him and Drake Following Drake’s Response
In case you haven’t noticed, Drake and Joe Budden have been feuding due to difference of opinions of Drake’s artistry. Last Week, Drake released his highly anticipated album For All The Dogs. Additionally, the album is receiving mixed reviews amongst music critics. Joe Budden did not shy away from his sharing his opinion about the star studded project.
Last week, the pair’s beef began once Joe Budden criticized Drake’s album for being “underwhelming.” He also stated his beliefs on Drake’s music is made for children, and told him he needed to stop messing with 25-year-olds. In response, Drake shared his belief of Budden being a “failure” at music and about him being “washed up.” More Recently, Budden revealed that Drake slid into his DM’s during their argument that carried to social media. Earlier this week, Joe took to The Joe Budden Podcast recapping his feud with Drake after his response to him. Budden shared that Drake messaged him sharing his disdain for Budden mentioning Drake’s Iivolvement with women. He was not pleased by Budden’s insinuation that Drake has been involved with younger women. Additionally, Budden claimed that Drake sent him a 55 second long voice note.
Budden Responds To Drake On His Podcast
Moreover, Budden’s criticism of Drake has received mixed opinions. One of them being from Drake’s father, Dennis Graham. “It’s a f***ing shame that a young artist can’t do his own thing and enjoy his glory without an old hater motherf***er trying to bust his bubble because he has nothing going on,” he said. “If you don’t like what he does keep it moving motherf***er,” he added. In a similar fashion to Drake, he also made a lengthy response to Budden’s criticism.
Furthermore, Drake is seemingly prioritizing his well being following the released of For All The Dogs. During his radio series “Table For One” Drake says he will be taking a break from music. “I need to focus on, on my health, I need to get right,” he said. For All The Dogs debuted at number one on the Billboard Top 200 Chart.
