Joe Budden Says Drake Not Being Great Hurts the Ecosystem

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Joe Budden isn’t holding back when it comes to his thoughts on Drake’s current place in hip-hop.

Joe Budden isn’t holding back when it comes to his thoughts on Drake’s current place in hip-hop. On a recent episode of The Joe Budden Podcast, the outspoken host shared that Drake not being great is “bad for the ecosystem.” For Budden, the Canadian superstar plays a crucial role in shaping the culture, and when he’s not at his sharpest, the entire industry feels it.

This isn’t the first time Budden has been candid about Drake. Their love-hate relationship stretches back years, from public jabs to playful interactions, including the infamous phone call where they laughed together about their differences. Despite their rocky history, Budden has always maintained a level of honesty when evaluating Drake’s music and cultural impact.

Budden’s remarks arrive at a pivotal moment for Drake, who has his back against the wall amidst criticism and anticipation surrounding his upcoming Iceman album. While some of Drake’s closest industry allies have publicly supported him, others question if he can deliver another cultural reset.

The bigger question is whether Budden’s critique signals a shift. Is he simply being blunt, or is he hinting at the possibility of a Drake comeback story? With Drake’s track record, the industry is watching closely.




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