Royce Da 5'9 shared in a recent interview that he was dealing with lingual dystonia which limited his talking and rapping.

Inside the long, meticulous process to clear rights, lift a cappellas, and craft a ’90s-leaning statement that argues for L’s place among rap’s greatest ...

First the Fat Boys breakup, then the Fugees breakup, and now Slaughterhouse? Just a few days after Slaughterhouse founding member Kxng Crooked announced that he was leaving the group, Royce Da 5’9″ ...

On the latest episode of the “Native Land Podcast,” Angela Rye addressed Joe Budden and apologized. Rye, and her cohosts, Tiffany Cross, Andrew Gillum, and Bakari Sellers spoke to Charlamagne Tha God ...

Melyssa Ford has been quietly removed from The Joe Budden Podcast intro amid rumors of legal trouble, tension with QueenzFlip and behind-the-scenes fallout that has fans wondering if she’s gone for ...

Budden shared with the viewers his fresh, raw, summed-up take on Marc Lamont Hill’s rundown of the lawsuit. To say it was far from positive would be an understatement. “For those who missed it, around ...

From “tricky” word choices to “sucka” comments, Marc Lamont Hill and QueenzFlip’s viral back-and-forth on the Joe Budden Podcast has set Black social media ablaze. The clip sparked so much ...

Joe Budden is raising questions about the Golden Globes’ newly introduced “Best Podcast” category, cosigning a call out by Natalie Jarvey from The Ankler, about what he sees as a lack of transparency ...

The hosts of The Joe Budden Podcast had a passionate debate about the upcoming Verzuz battle pitting Cash Money Records against No Limit Records at ComplexCon 2025. At the start of the conversation, ...

Joe Budden had choice words for Drake after his lawsuit against Universal Music Group was dismissed. “The Drake news broke about the lawsuit,” Budden said at the beginning of the video linked above.

Joe Budden claps back at Angela Rye and her “Native Land” co-hosts after they criticized his podcast, defended QueenzFlip, and told Marc Lamont Hill to “come home” to more intellectual spaces. A new ...