Joe Budden has continued his tirade in opposition to fellow rapper, Logic, this time alleging his claims of being suicidal are a stretch.
Throughout a latest look on The Pivot Podcast, the distinguished rapper-turned-podcaster was requested his ideas about Logic’s music and, extra importantly, how he’s turn into a spokesperson of types for psychological well being consciousness.
“Logic is stuffed with sh-t. I don’t consider him,” replied Budden. “You possibly can’t know and you’ll’t show it. However Logic is stuffed with sh-t… Logic put out a music with psychological well being because the cellphone quantity – 1-800-whatever-the-f-ck-that-sh-t-was. Pandering bullsh-t.
“All the things about Logic is pandery. So there’s actually no approach to ever inform what’s truthful and what’s not truthful. And since he mentioned [he experienced suicidal thoughts] I attempt to take him off my record of individuals to discuss as a result of I do have a coronary heart. However I do suppose he’s stuffed with sh-t.”
The music in query, “1-800-273-8255,” is a nod to the Nationwide Suicide Prevention Lifeline and was backed by Alessia Cara and Khalid. The monitor was so successful it scored a Grammy nod in 2017. Since then, Logic has leveraged his lyrics to sort out matters of despair, suicide, and extra.
Watch the complete episode under:
Budden’s harsh criticism of Logic’s psychological well being is the most recent in a long-running historical past of shade thrown the Maryland MC’s method — together with a name to motion for him to retire from rap altogether.
Earlier this 12 months, Budden took intention on the “Sucker for Ache” rapper by begging him to retire from music after he dropped a singing cowl of Ice Dice’s 1992 hit “It Was a Good Day.”
“Logic, I encourage of you, I’m pleading with you: please be part of me in retirement,” he mentioned on his eponymous podcast. “By no means step close to a recording machine once more! Throw your cellphone within the ocean! Be allergic to microphones! Promise your followers nothing! Don’t go to the studio ever once more!”
He added: “You’re the worst, yo! You’re actually, actually dangerous! After which once we suppose he can’t get any worse, you may have the intense thought of doing an Ice Dice flip.”
Logic responded to Budden’s scathing feedback months later, telling MSNBC’s Ari Melber that Joe is “a damage man, a really good man and a fucking hater.”
Extra not too long ago, the previous Slaughterhouse MC referred to as out Logic for “snitching” on his mom, who’s white, by sharing a narrative about her being stabbed for utilizing the N-word.
“My mother acquired stabbed,” Logic recalled on Santino’s Whiskey Ginger podcast, which Budden performed again an episode of The Joe Budden Podcast. “Yeah, she was within the park, hit the onerous ‘r’ on anyone, which she additionally did to me and my siblings on a regular basis. She stepped out and thought it was all good and a few bitch simply yanked her up.”
He added: “They stabbed this bitch up. In her facet and in her again. A pair occasions.”
Budden and his co-hosts then started to clown the Below Strain artist for being “bizarre,” with Joe going as far as to accuse Logic of ratting on his mother.
“And also you need me to suppose that this man is okay with who he’s and simply his personal pores and skin and being himself?” Budden questioned, earlier than including: “What’s that about? That’s bizarre. Why you snitching on mothers?”
The New Jersey native additionally turned his consideration to Logic’s relationship with father, poking enjoyable on the rapper for not too long ago “parading” his dad (who’s Black) round and signing him to his label — a transfer he implicitly likened to slavery.
“When he paraded his dad in all places on a leash, I didn’t say nothing, however I did suppose it was odd,” he continued. “Then he signed his dad… appears acquainted. That was the development, like, 600 years in the past. Getting paperwork on these n-ggas [laughs].”
Logic has not responded to Budden’s newest slight.
Anybody scuffling with suicidal ideas or their psychological well being is inspired to name the toll-free 24-hour Suicide and Disaster Lifeline by dialing 988.
