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Joe Budden Says Drake and Kendrick Lamar Are Ready to Drop 'Nuclear' Diss Tracks

In a recent episode of The Joe Budden Podcast, the rap world was shaken by Joe Budden's revelation that Drake and Kendrick Lamar are gearing up for a fierce lyrical battle. Budden hinted at the existence of "nuclear" level diss tracks, signaling an escalation in the ongoing feud between the two titans of hip-hop.

Budden's insider information suggests that J. Cole's recent apology may have been prompted by the looming threat of Kendrick and Drake's impending verbal onslaught. According to Budden, Cole's apology signals a strategic retreat in the face of what promises to be a formidable offensive from his fellow rap heavyweights.

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With Kendrick earning a reprieve following Cole's apology, the stage is set for a showdown between Drake and Kendrick that promises to be nothing short of explosive. Budden's sources reveal that both artists have hit the studio with a vengeance, emerging with tracks brimming with venom and intensity.

I have it on good information that both sides went in the booth and came out. And what I'm hearing about both sides is that it's nuclear. It's up-up. I'm hearing this from people that can rap. So I want to come in here and say that speculation time is over. Debate time is over.

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- Joe Budden

Drake and Kendrick Lamar Set to Drop Massive Diss Tracks, Joe Budden Says:

Joe Budden says he heard that Drake and Kendrick both have diss records ready

"both sides went in the booth and came out" pic.twitter.com/J4pMp7ceOw

— SOUND (@itsavibe) April 10, 2024

Budden's comments underscore the gravity of the situation, suggesting that speculation and debate are now futile in the face of the imminent lyrical barrage. The anticipation is palpable as fans brace themselves for what could be a defining moment in hip-hop history.

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Addressing doubts about Drake's ability to hold his own against Kendrick, Budden acknowledges that the Canadian rapper has yet to demonstrate the firepower needed to match his formidable opponent. However, recent developments suggest that Drake may have finally risen to the occasion, with Budden hinting at a newfound sense of confidence in the rapper's camp.

While Kendrick fired the first shot with his verse on "Like That," Drake has remained relatively silent, save for a few cryptic remarks on social media and during his live performances. Despite speculation that Drake might follow Cole's lead and bow out gracefully, sources close to the rapper have dismissed such notions, affirming his commitment to the impending clash.

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