After dropping four diss records against the 6 God, Jumpoff Joe Beezy has announced that the feud is now done in a new interview with Hot 97, a station Drizzy has also been at odds with.
“It’s been a non-issue for me,” said Joe. “It’s been dead for me. At this point, it’s the fans and the media that’s keeping this going. I don’t have any more bars for him. Well, I do.”
According to Joe, the feud would have continued. “I had a grand presentation to get to, but he ruined it,” Budden said. “I couldn’t get to the end because he kept DMing me.”
Budden also clarified his intentions with the feud, saying he never wanted to “ruin” the 6 God.
“I didn’t say I would ruin Drake,” he said. “Drake is a superstar, a pop superstar. He has transcended hip-hop. There’s nothing that anybody in hip-hop can do singlehandedly to ruin him. Nobody’s oblivious to that.”
Thank you Ebro & company for completely wasting my time & energy…
— Joe Budden (@JoeBudden) August 12, 2016
Thanks for showcasing how much of a dumb dickhead you are…#RageAndTheMachine out when? https://t.co/NRSYLGqCZL
— the Old Man Ebro (@oldmanebro) August 12, 2016
Following the conversation about Drake, talk turned to Joe’s “I’ll Name this Podcast Later” podcast and his firing of co-host Marisa Mendez, who coincidentally works on the Hot 97 morning show as well.
“I don’t care to have this conversation,” he said. “I just want to promote the album.”
As talk turned to a past beef with another co-host Peter Rosenberg, who helped launch the “I’ll Name this Podcast Later” vehicle, Budden grew increasingly agitated with the direction of the interview.
“Next time I come here for an interview, send my manager the talk points,” he said. “I didn’t know that this would be a complete waste of time.”
Then, saying thank you to the team at Hot 97, he walked up and out of the room. See the whole exchange below.
