Joe Budden Calls Drake a Corpse

Joe Budden calls Drake a corpse and refuses to go back and forth with Drizzy after the Canadian rap star posts a video of Joe on finsta.

Joe Budden Responds to Drake Video

On Tuesday (Feb. 11), the latest episode of The Joe Budden Podcast premiered on Patreon. During the show, Joe addresses Drake posting a video of Joe on Drake’s finsta account, plottttwistttttt. The Drake post, which can be seen below, shows Joe Budden getting out of a car and smoking a cigarette while people take pictures of him. Budden was not too pleased about the post.

“Drake, don’t shoot at me now that you ice cold,” Joe says in the video below. “I’m not doing a back and forth with a corpse. I wanted to do it when you was lit, it was fun. Don’t go get shot all through the year and pop up like Bernie at Weeknd at Bernie’s wanting to shoot at me now.”

“No, ni**a, go spit. Spin the f**king block,” Joe continues. “Are you crazy?”

Drake and Joe Budden have been at odds off and on for close to a decade now in a beef that appeared to begin after Joe publicly criticized Drake’s Views album in 2016. There hasn’t appeared to be any love gained since then, with both artists trading shots over the years.

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Check out Joe Budden clapping back at Drake’s finsta post below.

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