Joe Budden Says He Doesn't "Give A Fuck" about... (video)

[PAINKILLƎR]

Joe Budden Says He Doesn't "Give A Fuck" If Fans Preferred "On The House" Over "welcome to: OUR HOUSE" and explains why the Slaughterhouse album is commercial

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1zYPecT ... r_embedded

...and if you don't want to watch the video or can't see it, here's an article that sums it up
http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/id.2 ... -our-house

[Almostlity]

hahah Joe my nikka

[Fleka]

Epic.

[Mathers]

He's hilarious

[ThugLife]

hey guys,my english is shit,can someone tell me what he said?
" sometimes i like to take a shit in my ..."
tnx

[PAINKILLƎR]

hey guys,my english is shit,can someone tell me what he said?
" sometimes i like to take a shit in my ..."
tnx

“Sometimes I like to take a shit in my downstairs bathroom and sometimes I like to take a shit in my master bedroom’s bathroom. And guess what? Since I have those two bathrooms there I have the option to choose between bathrooms, What the fuck are you telling me about what these fans is talking about for? I can give two shits. Ya’ll have the mixtape, great. Glad you enjoyed it. Like some of the album? Want me to collage ‘em, wanna mix and match ‘em, make a perfect album? Aye, wipe your ass while you do it. We don’t give a fuck.”
Hope that helps you

[Devil'sAdvocate]

Real.

[Epidemik]

true enough

[EminemBase]

Funny response but Joe just has double-standards, and this is his way of justifying a bullshit album. I don't care if he gives a shit about the fans, he shouldn't... but he clearly does give a shit about writing FOR fans hence attempting to appeal to more people.

A great artist should just create for themselves. Then whoever likes it likes it.

[cityfan31]

Funny response but Joe just has double-standards, and this is his way of justifying a bullshit album. I don't care if he gives a shit about the fans, he shouldn't... but he clearly does give a shit about writing FOR fans hence attempting to appeal to more people.

A great artist should just create for themselves. Then whoever likes it likes it.

It's not a bullshit album man.

I much prefer the album over the mixtape. The album is music, the mixtape is just rap. They've done that before. I'm happy they did something different.

Its got variety, there's different songs for different moods. It's got broad appeal. People are too quick to claim they sold out (not saying that is what you say). I'll be playing the album in a year or two's time but I doubt I'll listen to the mixtape again.

[Kill You]

Real as fuck though. The album is great music and I can admit that. Just because it has a broader audience doesn't take away from the album I think.

[TheGentlePlayer]

So they know fans aren't happy. That gives me hope for the next album. Nice

[EminemBase]

Funny response but Joe just has double-standards, and this is his way of justifying a bullshit album. I don't care if he gives a shit about the fans, he shouldn't... but he clearly does give a shit about writing FOR fans hence attempting to appeal to more people.

A great artist should just create for themselves. Then whoever likes it likes it.

It's not a bullshit album man.

I much prefer the album over the mixtape. The album is music, the mixtape is just rap. They've done that before. I'm happy they did something different.

Its got variety, there's different songs for different moods. It's got broad appeal. People are too quick to claim they sold out (not saying that is what you say). I'll be playing the album in a year or two's time but I doubt I'll listen to the mixtape again.

I wanted more than just rap though, I wanted music...

But the particular music that it is is bullshit to me, because it feels... like they're aiming for demographics, like they're trying to shoot for particular themes they think will hit, kind of like how Yela did with Radioactive. So it doesn't feel authentic, and the production is awful.

And most of the rap and content is so completely unmemorable, there isn't a single concept on the entire album that sticks with me or surprised me, it's very generic to me.

[Accor]

Funny response but Joe just has double-standards, and this is his way of justifying a bullshit album. I don't care if he gives a shit about the fans, he shouldn't... but he clearly does give a shit about writing FOR fans hence attempting to appeal to more people.

A great artist should just create for themselves. Then whoever likes it likes it.

It's not a bullshit album man.

I much prefer the album over the mixtape. The album is music, the mixtape is just rap. They've done that before. I'm happy they did something different.

Its got variety, there's different songs for different moods. It's got broad appeal. People are too quick to claim they sold out (not saying that is what you say). I'll be playing the album in a year or two's time but I doubt I'll listen to the mixtape again.

I wanted more than just rap though, I wanted music...

But the particular music that it is is bullshit to me, because it feels... like they're aiming for demographics, like they're trying to shoot for particular themes they think will hit, kind of like how Yela did with Radioactive. So it doesn't feel authentic, and the production is awful.

And most of the rap and content is so completely unmemorable, there isn't a single concept on the entire album that sticks with me or surprised me, it's very generic to me.

While I definitely agree with what you're saying about the album, I don't see how you can say this and praise Recovery. Wasn't that aimed at a demographic? Didn't he cancel an album so he could please people who were upset with Relapse? I find Recovery just as generic as Slaughterhouse's album. I've actually heard people call WT:OH Slaughterhouse's version of Recovery lol.

[EminemBase]

While I definitely agree with what you're saying about the album, I don't see how you can say this and praise Recovery. Wasn't that aimed at a demographic? Didn't he cancel an album so he could please people who were upset with Relapse? I find Recovery just as generic as Slaughterhouse's album. I've actually heard people call WT:OH Slaughterhouse's version of Recovery lol.

Well because despite that definitely being true (and I have massively criticized Em for doing that, and am personally bothered about it, and think it was a really bad move artistically) - Recovery still houses some incredible music, I don't feel SH's album does.

I couldn't describe a single song off SH's album as incredible or even amazing personally, where as Recovery? "Cold Wind Blows", "Going Through Changes", "Space Bound", "Cinderella Man" and "Almost Famous" in particular, are all amazing songs to me.

And even the songs I haven't named, Em's performance on them is pretty amazing in a lot of places, putting the occasional corny puns aside. Em's delivery, vocal energy and style; and stylistic evolution in writing (like on "Space Bound" and "25 to Life" especially) was very noteworthy. It's a hugely entertaining album with a lot of merit, and some truly truly satisfying high-points.

I don't feel the same about SH's material. If they had aimed at demographics and produced amazing songs, regardless; good music is good music, but I just felt almost all of it either falls flat or is just, boring. Nobody blew me away with their performances even, where as Em's last verse on "Cinderella Man"? or some of his pure outbursts and flusters... there's no comparison. Regardless of how many multi's people wanna count or how many corny puns they wanna quote, nobody in SH comes close to being in the same breath as even CURRENT Em in terms of creating interesting or engaging material, or crafting songs; OR in terms of energy, delivery and pure vocal presence.

Recovery has generic and annoying production, but the material is still very interesting. "Love the Way You Lie" as another example; he nailed that theme to the wall with a dark, relentless beauty.