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| Cardi B and Joe Budden | Image source: Instagram's |
Cardi B has responded to Joe Budden's critique of her and Megan Thee Stallion's latest collaboration, "Bongos." The Bronx rapper didn't hold back during an Instagram Live session, suggesting that there may be more to Joe Budden's harsh comments than meets the eye.
"I just feel like he has an issue with me," Cardi B began. "And it was beyond the critique of 'Bongos.' It's just that when you invite individuals who've said some of the rudest, nastiest things... when Mal and Rory say controversial stuff about you, you get super defensive and rush to clear it up."
Cardi continued to elaborate, referencing past instances where Joe Budden responded strongly to criticism. "You came at Taxstone because Taxstone said something about you. You expect people to understand you and take your side."
Previously, Joe Budden had voiced his opinions on the song during an episode of "The Joe Budden Podcast." He compared the track to a calculated science project, suggesting it wasn't on par with Cardi B's other hits like "WAP" and "Up." He expressed doubts about the song's longevity and its potential to make a lasting impact in the music industry.
Joe Budden pointed out several flaws in the song, including a lackluster hook, and questioned its alignment with the current trend in music. He argued that a hit like "Bodak Yellow" was needed to sustain their success.
This recent exchange between Cardi B and Joe Budden showcases the common dynamics in the music industry. Artists frequently face praise and criticism, and disagreements about the quality and potential success of songs and albums are par for the course. Stay tuned as this story unfolds on HMR News Updates.
