And at his age, if thatвЂ™s what is bringing you joy, then who the fuck we are to stop it. What if you just love to rap around some rappers? HeвЂ™s in heaven doing this. What was it? Was it NasвЂ™ album that he did that shit? But the guy loves to rap. DonвЂ™t do it with niggas that are putting out 12s and 16s and 24s. вЂњHey, rap all you want вЂcause IвЂ™mma do it tooвЂќ. He can rap for five minutes on Lil Wayne song, but Wayne is never putting it out without Wayne rapping for six minutes. Do that shit with somebody that gonna do it back. Okay, not cut it, but you can ask him to not do that! Do that shit with Wayne. IвЂ™ll cut his verse just because he cut mine!

Because rappers keep letting him do this, extending the beat, or he does it and sends it back, and they just accept it. But you canвЂ™t rap for 3 minutes on my song, dawg! But I do think itвЂ™s an unfair criticism to say, вЂњyo, we know that you can rapвЂќ.Д«ut I will say, if you ask Em to come and do a song with you, then maybe this is what you want him to do. Chop that shit off! You are not chopping Eminem off. My beef is with people who keep letting him do this on their songs. Budden, though, decided to turn the tables and said that itвЂ™s the fault of other rappers who invite Eminem to their projects:

This line of questioning is usually employed by people who think that Eminem raps too fast, too complex and basically, too good for any given feature. Joe Budden did not want to follow the line of critique summarised in the sentence вЂњI know you can rap!вЂќ. This time Budden was not happy with Eminem and also with rappers who work with Marshall. New EminemвЂ™s verse on CordaeвЂ™s вЂњParables (Remix)вЂќ sparked a heated discussion on a recent episode of the Joe Budden podcast.

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