Joe Budden Likes my Rhymes 
You know it’s interesting how this all came about. I was in a mind frame where I didn’t want to spit for people because I feel like the industry doesn’t value talent anymore. People would always ask me to spit in a very condensing way. I mean regardless how you ask or what you say after I say, hmm I rather not. It doesn’t change the truth that I excel at what I do and you cannot take that away from me. Plus rapping to rap is not the reason why I rap. I think differently than a lot people and I feel like there is only one main narrative out there. At the end of the day I’m a philosopher, what you’re getting in my music is revelation of what I think about life over exceptional instrumentals my producers create.
Everybody’s opinion does not matter, only the ones that you respect. If you’re living a life where everybody’s opinion does matter to you, I can almost guarantee you’re having a hard time living.
People don’t understand that popularity is the most disingenuous thing. Why would you want that? It’s not a thing that you should aim to achieve it’s just a side effect of being great. But what it does tell me is that you are spiritually unfilled because people who are don’t go out and look for that. I just want real people I can count on around.
Regardless of what your situation is you should be living a peaceful life, not a perceived peaceful life.
I think Joe is just out here pushing the uninspired to keep going and being great. Remember I’m in a zone where I feel like people don’t value talent anymore. I can’t explain it, and I don’t know if everyone experiences this or if this is just an artist thing. But when I hear a record I can subconsciously and vibrationally understand exactly what’s going on in that persons life.
Joe thinking my rhymes are fire means something to me, Joe not liking Drake album means something to Drake. You know why, because we both respect this man’s opinion and people who you respect can speak to you in a way others can’t. Joe didn’t do what he did for a popularity thing or attention grab thing cause if he did he wouldn’t have released the joint how he did. That wasn’t a record for consumers, he was speaking specifically to Drake. So when you a read message that wasn’t meant for you and don’t understand it, that’s why.
Joe Budden is fighting for hip-hop. People thought Drake wasn’t going to respond him over some accolades. Real respect is a inside out thing, not an outside in thing. Just because Trump has generated wealth doesn’t mean we respect him. And just because Ghandi wasn’t the richest man in the world doesn’t mean that we didn’t respect him. Inspiration can only be driven by the people you respect and I think it’s a good thing when that person cares enough to want to keep you motivated.
But take this post as a parable because it’s not for everybody to understand but people who do understand get it.
At the end of the day I’m ready to rap, Joe’s ready to rap and Drakes ready to rap.
Get ready Hip-hop!
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