Don’t Make Me (Produced by The Blastah Beats)įinally a half decent beat that doesn’t clash with Budden’s deep baritone. The problem with this song is the way Joe Budden shouts over a muddy sounding beat, the clash is just too much.
If I Gotta Go (Produced by The Klassix)ĭidn’t Budden already use a similar concept on the song “If I Should Die” on MM2? Either way his first attempt was much more soulful. If I was Budden I would just keep putting out his brand of introspective rap as in the end it is better to have thousands of real fans than have one million fickle fans (though financially Budden may disagree).ģ.
It’s very dangerous for an artist to go from mainstream to underground and then back to mainstream, when his fanbase is underground.
Even though this is a “hot song” as far as radio goes and its purpose is to open Joe Budden up to new audiences, I along with Budden’s core supporters would rather listen to T.I. This is Joey’s second radio friendly attempt after the clusterfuck that was “Touch and Go”. The Future featuring The Game (Produced by Fyu-Chur) Tell Brandon to get his beat picking skills up!Ģ. Joey’s success thus far has been his ability to relate to fans and he’s not going to touch people’s hearts over wack beats. The only problem is this beat is way too fast to actually care. As soon as you hear the opening lines, “pump it up if you came to get it crunk…” you know introspective Joe is going to go in.
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I knew this was going to be a different experience than the Mood Musik series simply because there’s a chorus in the intro. Now the question is how did ’s super hero do on Padded Room? Check the most realest rap review below! But truth is truth, if Budden falls off we’ll say it. But after giving MM3 a 5/5 we became internet famous for being Budden stans. Now it’s no question your boy YoRapper put you on to jump off Joe Beezy right? Okay, I kid. “Internet Soldiers” mount up! Joe Budden’s Padded Room drops today and as promised here’s our review. What Would Happen Ft.Best Song: I Couldn’t Help It, Happy Holidays, Do Tell, Blood on the Wall, In My Sleep Budden’s lyrical abilty is regarded heavily underrated in many rap circles, however the rapper maintains a strong internet fanbase.Ģ. He has worked with artists such as LL Cool J, Busta Rhymes, Christina Milian, Marques Houston, Angela Via, Fabolous and Israeli rapper Subliminal and has been involved in feuds with rapper The Game and G-Unit. He has released one album, the self titled Joe Budden. Joseph “Joe” Budden (born August 31, 1980) is an American rapper, Born in Spanish Harlem, New York City but lived in Jersey City, New Jersey for most of his life. With such high energy and creative ideas, it’s clear Joe Budden treated The Album Before The Album like he’s about to release an actual major label album. Budden also adds some heat for the clubs with bangers like “Pop Off” and “Stuntin’,” featuring Coke. Budden unleashes various thoughts through freestyling, like not fitting in on “Outcast” and helping those less fortunate on “Broken Wing.” He also designs his own mash-up as he borrows the hook and rhythm from “Outside” and flows over it, appropriately entitled “Staind” for the metal band he borrowed the idea from. Joe Budden is known for his energy, his eclectic lyricism and his emotional wordplay, all of which are showcased on The Album Before The Album. Entitled strangely as “The Album Before The Album”, this album offers a slightly different rap with strong lyrics and a lot of freestyle passages. Anyway, he released only 1 album so far and this new one will be his second. Joe Budden is 27 year old American rapper, totally unknown for me – but this may be caused by my lack of knowledge and interest in this music genre. Here’s something for all fans of rap music, after the loads of metal stuff.
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