Joe Budden Criticizes J Cole Tone 7 Minute Drill
Joe Budden criticizes J. Cole's response to Kendrick Lamar, wanting more energy in "7 Minute Drill." TDE artists excited for lyrical battle.
Joe Budden expressed his desire for J. Cole to bring more energy and intensity in his response to Kendrick Lamar on the track "7 Minute Drill." In a video circulating on social media, Joe Budden, on The Joe Budden Podcast, shared his disappointment with J. Cole's tone when addressing K-Dot in the song from his latest mixtape, Might Delete Later. Joe criticized the lack of vigor in Cole's lyrical comeback, comparing it to a sedative and suggesting that he wanted to hear a more lively performance.
Following J. Cole's response, members of Top Dawg Entertainment, Kendrick Lamar's former record label, shared their reactions to the lyrical battle. TDE artist Reason expressed his excitement for the friendly sparring between Cole and Kendrick, emphasizing the fun and competitive nature of rap. TDE President Terrence "Punch" Henderson also weighed in, highlighting the significance of Kendrick's work and suggesting that some individuals in the music industry may have been secretly harboring negative feelings towards K-Dot.
Overall, the response to J. Cole's "7 Minute Drill" has sparked a discussion about the rap climate and the dynamics between artists in the industry. While some have praised the return of rap battles and friendly competition, others have raised questions about underlying tensions and rivalries within the music community. The conversation continues as fans eagerly await further developments in this lyrical exchange.
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