The nucleus of the beef between the two can be found in the episode that aired. So no, this is not 35-year-old Joe who is going to come and just f*ck everything up because I’m mad about some old sh*t. Although he remained diplomatic about it, Budden, in his capacity as a curator of Hip-Hop, was not feeling the song. And I’m going to assume that we were taking some baby steps to try to reach unity with some of the behind-the-scenes conversations that have taken place.

I sound like super-mature and political right now, but facts is facts… I’m not rapping, so that’s not fun. It’s way too much important sh*t going on. That’s not where our concern is and that’s not where it should be. That’s not really where the focus is right now. I won’t tell you why I feel safe but I do. I feel safe speaking for everyone when I say that. I don’t think anybody on that side is on that right this second. I don’t think my Slaughterhouse brothers are on that.

And two, I don’t think anybody’s on that right now. I was ready to come in here and tell you guys to tell Paul and Em to read the room and how now is not the time for all of that, but this is an old verse, you don’t get offended from old verses, one. I was 100% prepared to come in here and scream on because I thought Paul leaked this. The network’s Twitter and Instagram accounts posted, “F*ck you too Eminem.” However, Joe Budden used the latest episode of his podcast to calm the tension.

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Revolt media company hit back hard at the Detroit-raised emcee. We take you through the full history of how the beef between Migos and Joe Budden first emerged - from the 2017 BET Awards Red Carpet to 'Ice Tray.

Eminem joe budden beef history