But you went in… bro, Shady Records pays your fucking bills.”Īfter a series of tweets from Budden to Bizarre, things died down. “that bipolar, schizophrenic, crazy ass mind of yours wouldn’t allow you to let loose and you went fucking ballistic, You went fucking crazy. Reacting to Budden’s rant about Eminem’s album, Bizarre went in on him, claiming that His statement revealed a lot about Budden’s position in the Shady Records family.
His label colleague, D12’s Bizarre took to Twitter and Instagram to address Budden. Moreover, it seemed that he was particularly disturbed by Budden’s comments. Right after the Chloraseptic remix dropped, it was clear that Em was touched by the negative response the album had received. D12 steps in and makes things ‘bizarre’ between Budden and Em “Not as raw as I was, Walk on Water sucks / Bitch suck my dick! / Y’all saw the tracklist and had a fit ‘ fore you heard it / So you formed your verdict / While you sat with your arms crossed / Did your little reaction videos and talked over songs (chill!),” Em spazzed. “the ‘I love Rock ‘n Roll’ sample has been buried and it’s over in Hip-Hop”.Įm took it up a notch when he subliminally responded to Budden and everyone else who had bad things to say about Revival. The response to Eminem’s album seemed to echo Budden’s sentiments of Budden, in a very controversial move, left Complex’s Everyday Struggle and started his own podcast brand. Things moved fast between December 2017 and January 2018.
Eminem responds to Budden on Chloraseptic (Remix) We will get to how Royce got caught in all of that later. While we thought it was all good, it seemed clearer than daylight, that the two were not that close in the first place. So for this shit to look like this, I’m putting this on somebody on his fucking team, because this is disgraceful.”īudden, by making those comments, had revealed the true nature of his relationship with his label boss.
“it seems like you are taking the very common water-cooler conversation today of racism, which I hold near and dear to my heart. Addressing Eminem with his diplomatic hat off, Budden stated This critique brought about doubts on Em’s move in centring the freestyle on Trump and using that to sell records. This is the first time in my life that I feel like the ball is being dropped on Eminem,” he claimed. ‘The tracklist, without the benefit of the doubt, appears to be utter garbage. The nucleus of the beef between the two can be found in the episode that aired on 13 December 2017.īudden was disgusted by Em’s effort in his album – particularly the song Untouchable. Y’all were correct,‘” Budden explained.Īlthough he remained diplomatic about it, Budden, in his capacity as a curator of Hip-Hop, was not feeling the song. “You don’t want to hear Em acknowledge in a way – well, I don’t – acknowledge those rumblings in a way to where it’s ‘ damn, y’all were right. Then, on 13 November 2017, the crew huddled up to dissect the release of Eminem’s lead single, Walk on Water featuring Beyoncè.īudden admitted that he had lost the argument about Em’s relevance in 2017. I’m talking about him,” Budden exclaimed.īudden once again, defended Eminem, indicating that he still had some respect for the Detroit rapper. I’m not talking about their albums, not talking about his albums. “My thing was, certain people we can’t just question. In October 2017, Budden and his co-hosts, DJ Akademiks and Nadeska, were weighing in on the amount of respect mumble rap artists get as opposed to lyrically-weighted MCs like Jay Z and Eminem get in today’s Hip-Hop community.īudden and Ak are often at odds about these topics but, as expected, Budden did his best to defend his friend, Eminem.īudden, at the time, could not hide his excitement for Eminem’s upcoming album, Revival which was unveiled in a ‘mystery reveal’ campaign.Ī day later, Em dropped probably one of the illest freestyles in 2017 when he appeared at the BET Hip-Hop Awards.
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