Joe Budden Previews "I Ain't Drake" Diss Track

Joe Budden Previews “I Ain’t Drake” Diss Track

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The veteran Joe Budden ain’t backing down. He just previewed a snippet of an upcoming track that sounds like a Drake diss through and through.

The unlikely beef between Drake and Joe Budden continues. It all started when Budden harshly criticized Drake’s latest album, VIEWS, shortly after its release on his podcast. It now looks like Budden is ready to release what — going off the 30-second clip — sounds like a Drake diss track.

About a week after Budden dismissed VIEWS as “uninspired,” Drake was seen in the studio with French Montana, and French played a snippet of the collab they were recording, which still hasn’t been released. After some back and forth raps, the clip ended one line into what sounds like the start of a full Drake verse. “Pump, pump it up,” he raps. Many, including Budden and his crew, felt that Drake used the line to reference the 2003 hit “Pump It Up,” the biggest single of Budden’s career.

He’s still waiting to see if there’s more artillery within Drake’s verse on the French Montana record, but Budden was even more convinced that Drake’s latest solo track, “4PM in Calabasas,” premiered earlier this month on OVO Sound Radio, was filled with sly disses against him. He basically annotated every line of the record on his podcast and highlighted several lyrics that he thought were directly intended for his ears. A recap of each one of Budden’s annotations was provided by Complex.

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