I think Joe is extremely intelligent and clever, but his biggest battle and worse enemy is his ego and temper. Which is fine. I struggle with those two as well. I just have the luxury of doing so more privately since I am not a public figure.
I liked this episode because so many men can relate to the situation Joe had with the Migos. How pride takes over and you want to get even just to show you're not someone to cross. The regret you feel when the situation is over does make you question why you disgraced yourself by acting in such a manner.
when joe budden was in the booth he did not get the respect he deserved, now everyone wants him to rap, he was an absolute monster lyrically on the mic, he already battled dudes, he bodied ransom, saigon and canibus out shined jay z on the pump it up beat, etc.
@@JustbeinFrank97 Yup. He's highly manipulative, doesn't know how to deal or value women...so yeah, I agree. Good guy to go to for advice...meh. He is interesting to listen to. But I do like his bluntness.
"I wasn't giving anyone power" joe is insecure of the power he may not have or may be losing, we get so infatuated with our first taste of power that once we see that it's fading. We do anything to keep it going. Power isn't the problem. Closure is.
@Kofi Essel-Appiah Interesting. I assume that you're referring to my closing statement. My perspective is that violence is a failure of the parent on many levels. It seems to me that if a childs behaviour warrants a beating from the parent then the parent failed a long time ago. I can't imagine ever feeling that inflicting pain upon my child is the right way to discipline or enlighten them to the error of their ways.
@Kofi Essel-Appiah I'm not getting the sense of being engaged in a conversation oblique slash debate, I am however, sensing a somewhat defensive posture regarding the whole 'inflicting bodily harm upon children' thing that I'm now fairly confident you either support, have most probably experienced and may well indulge in yourself. If so, I highly recommend communication over physical harm. Cheers
@Mama Three 'Time outs and groundings were for white folks' Interesting observation and one that certainly proves that it is highly difficult to not be judgemental when it comes to forming an opinion. We make judgements based on the available data and our own personal moral compass. You also said that as parents have become more educated they hit their kids less. Exactly. Its an outdated and defunct form of discipline and I will not be convinced that physically hitting a child is anything but a lapse of control fed by varying levels of parental frustration, anger and a certain amount of ignorance. You even appear to defend being hit based on the fact that you were hit, therefore its all normal. An argument that seems to be the go-to defense for all supporters of spanking children. As for my age. I'm a 70's child. I'm old enough to know exactly how I want to raise my son. I see everyday how my choice of discipline has developed a child that is capable of comparably advanced levels of communication, reason, compromise and an ability to verbally and mentally understand what it is to be a strong, confident, respectful and loving human being. Starting with the lesson that violence is reserved for self defense. Not for settling grievances or expressing emotions. If it is a cultural issue, something you alluded to, then I have little to no doubt that as the generation's pass, this form of discipline will be replaced with a far better and deeper form of guidance, in keeping with the absolutely beautiful and ultimately sacred responsibility that an adult has to a child. A responsibility to teach them everything they need to live in this world. I don't see where spanking fits in with that.
@Mama Three Parents make mistakes because humans make mistakes. I know I have. It's unavoidable. Those mistakes I refer to as parental fails. I certainly did not mean to suggest that parents that physically discipline are complete failures as parents. That would be a sweeping statement completely unfounded. I understand that you have a personal stake in this conversation and feel that my views attack your parents whom you obviously care a great deal for. It was not my intention to insult you or your parents. Having said that, my views on the matter remain steadfast. I teach my son through a different approach. He's a blessing in my life. The most precious gift. He amazes me everyday and I love him beyond words. I'm tough on him when he needs to know his boundaries though as that is of course part of my responsibility. I just cannot envisage ever striking him. It makes my skin crawl and my self respect fall. I'll take this opportunity to thank you for engaging me in a reasonable and concise manner. I appreciate the conversation. I wish you and your family many years of happiness and joy (spank free hopefully ;-)
@Mama Three Oh dear. Redundant. Ouch. How to best concisely retort without redundancy? Ok. My point stands. Any parent that hits their kid has failed to choose language over violence. They have chosen to inflict pain to make their point. I do not agree with it. Its lazy, ignorant and lacking in knowledge and awareness in general. Hows that.
It’s peace in watching people stop and think about the words they’re processing. They don’t impulsively react or speak. They just take a moment to take in the information. I love the therapist cause he has such a good way of making people stop talking and to just sit n listen. So much peace and humbling in that,
Nah man...that's just how you end up speaking when you have gone to a therapist at some point in life. you can see it in how Joe breaks things down in his Podcast and how he connects things together. Once you set aside all the jokes I mean
Ya cuz he a fuckboy. He a has-been. Couldn't make it in rap, decides to point fingers at em for his poor career and now he sits in a basement with two other bitches making a podcast where the concept is that of 3 girls gossiping about their mans
@@markonino12 ummm you're way off😂😂. First off SlaughterHouse was built squarely around Em. Everything was about Em. No one cared for Joe or Royce around that time. Joe is actually a good rapper it's just that most of his bars goes over people's heads. Listen to Rage and the Machine, you'll see Joe tries to show he can rap but the consumers are the reason why he stopped. He's pointing at anyone, if anything the consumers are the ones that gave the media career by making him the face of Everyday Struggle. Joe, Raury, and Mal said it themselves, they don't want to be right about anything, they just want to start conversation. If you haven't noticed all media does that, start conversation. They're not "bitching" about anything. Joe is just tired of rappers trying to make him go to the booth again knowing that he's committed to being retired. He's never going back
I love this because it shows how important therapy is in the Hip Hop culture and life, period. Artists are constantly venting in their music, and secretly dealing with depression at times so it’s always beautiful for me to see them open themselves and create a platform where we glorify that it’s OK to seek help and find healing.
The turning point of this therapy session is that when Budden tweeks the analogy by saying 'the difference is we did not belong them.' And when we (he) realizes that it is worst if we did. The whippings from parents are intended to discontinue a behavior that can lead to higher consequences if displayed in the presence of , let say : police officer, a mananager or anyone with power over us. I think the colonizers have long stop whipping us, even way before the ending of slavery. He's trained us to whip ourselves and our fellow brothers. Even in the whipping scene in mini-series 'Roots' it was a black man the whopped Kunta Kente into the adherence to identify himself as Toby. This may serve as the larger explanation as to why we do each other worst than our colonizers .
I’m so glad the therapist talked about whooping kids cause I was not spanked at all as a child except for maybe on the hand or a small tap on the butt and I remember being a good child. Even to this day I don’t really go against what is told of me unless I absolutely disagree with it. I raised my two kids the same way and my 10 year old son is so good that all last year he didn’t have one clip down on his behavior chart at school. I dont think it is necessary to whoop kids but I do think it’s necessary to notice patterns of behavior and to talk to your kids and more importantly to explain what’s going on. They are kids. They don’t understand. It’s our job as parents to let them know that what they are feeling is real and give them healthy options to express themselves. I could see the world as a much better place if we all did this.
Why did my mom let her boyfriend burn me at 3 months old? I found out when I was 17 years old, my grandmother told me, now I know why grandma never cared for my mothers friends and boyfriend! I understand nowadays, my grandma would die before she would allow anyone to harm her grands. Love ❤️ you Bert, Rest In Peace.
It takes a lot of energy to be angry. Then to have inflict beatings is a lot. Treatment is powerful. I agree. My grandmother talked to me , that’s the part of me now I’m most proud of.
"Why do they rob you of your love and joy and peace... why do you let them do that to you?" "cause i feel like i'm more talented than them, but they are riding higher than i ever did, and i'm jealous."
It’s interesting to see that I’m not the only articulate grown man who still dances around their rage and why they have it. I mean that in a sincere way.
I hear you & all Siri, but sometimes my ignorance button gets stuck once activated. I'm working on not allowing the button to be pressed, ultimately having it removed. 😃
Everytime I see/hear Joe Budden on something, I fk w/ him even harder... Salut to Joe man, lol.. In this day and age, I find his unfiltered, petty, vulnerable and expressive way of thinking and being to be refreshing and entertaining af.. He's also incredibly perceptive, thoughtful, intelligent and well-spoken.. It's a rare mashup and I love it on him.
My mom whooped my ass when I was punished and I turned out perfectly fine. All kids are different. A simple "timeout" and a convo just doesn't work on all kids. I don't think it's a coincidence when you have these kids wildin out on social media and the only constant is the lack of harsh discipline
Don't justify it because you feel just fine, it's NOT necessary at all, there's kids who get beat like animals and they actually are worse and STILL go down the wrong path, I know this from people I know personally, I also was wooped and my temper was horrible and I grew up and retaliated once I stopped being afraid and realized it was WRONG what was being done to me. Whoopings are a lazy way of parenting it's the easy way out for parents to take out their frustrations, that's ALLL
Yo I’m madly in love with what’s expressed here from Joe. & what a phenomenal lyricist. His “Broken wing freestyle” got me through a lot during teenage years....
I could literally watch this for ours. @Noisey, could you please try to squeeze another 10min from the footage to make it one of the most awesome formats on RUclips?
We NEED to stop allowing ADULTS to blame their behaviors on childhood. Accountability is NOT pushing your actions on childhoods. Too many people especially celebrities, blame their negativity on childhood. Plenty of us could blame things on others of the past, HOWEVER we ARE solely responsible for our behaviors. If our parents, siblings etc was so foul and angry why not CHOOSE to be different, instead of using that as an excuse.
I've clowned on Budden before, but I relate a lot to him. Probably clowning on myself too. What he said about being too quick for people, I struggle with my intensity even when I'm not unhappy it can make people uncomfortable. I'm healing right along with Joe and I refuse to mock him or any one for that matter when their mental health struggles lead them to act unpleasantly
Joe is a Virgo man, us Virgos are paradoxes, we’re blunt and cold, yet sensitive. We don’t care yet care too much, honest and abrasively honest, yet get defensive when it comes to criticism, ridiculously wise, and self aware, and great judgments of character, yet we always give the benefit of the doubt
If more people knew what “ego” really is I think it would be easier to not let it take control. Its just a low level of consciousness that your mind created, it’s nothing to be proud of yet a lot of people in our society get more respect for having an ego because of their own fears.
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I think Joe is extremely intelligent and clever, but his biggest battle and worse enemy is his ego and temper. Which is fine. I struggle with those two as well. I just have the luxury of doing so more privately since I am not a public figure.
ortem000 Very well said.
Never forget this...
But he is successful. Hosting two successful shows. With a lot of fans. I think me and his fans love his confidence,and bluntness
Someone's a little jealous. Self projecting are you?
ortem000 z
I hope somebody edits this and adds gunshots. I can no longer listen to Budden without gunshot effects.
Thats crazy
lol
Muchdank!!!! Call him to action
lol me too Tone ty #JahBless
Or the drops
It's nice to listen to a real discussion between two articulate men.
Indeed
that sounds gay
Random Guy If it’s in me, it’s in you.
Martin C what does that mean?
@@RandomGuy-kw6xq how old are you? grow up.
That man's jacket is 🔥
Real talk.
Smart Rapper o u out here being ignant ignant?
That's the 2018 morpheus jacket
PLAYA PLEASE YOUR NASA JACKETS IS TOP RAMEN
0:25
Damn, the pants tho.
I liked this episode because so many men can relate to the situation Joe had with the Migos. How pride takes over and you want to get even just to show you're not someone to cross. The regret you feel when the situation is over does make you question why you disgraced yourself by acting in such a manner.
Wow, facts.
that was such a boss move
he's seems and speaks like a black Yoda
spit_or_not to_spit as opposed to green yoda?
So true 😂 😂 😂
he has to be a good person
yoda was actually a green african american
I always knew Yoda was black
Joe is very intelligent, well spoken actually. He is fighting his own demons, wishing him and his family the best.
You know well joe was about to say pause when he said
“access that lil boy” 😂
He was looking for Rory's Trey Songz drop.
C.L.K. “Trey can give me 20 minutes of hits”
Time stamp?
That Therapist Gets the Nasty Award - Joe Budden
😂😂😂 mal: “yo thats crazy”
Your brother putting a .44 to your head is crazy [/Mal]
CptJumper lmaooo
Joe everywhere but the booth!!!
why do I get uncomfortable when joe opens his mouth? it's like something bad 'bout to happen
when joe budden was in the booth he did not get the respect he deserved, now everyone wants him to rap, he was an absolute monster lyrically on the mic, he already battled dudes, he bodied ransom, saigon and canibus out shined jay z on the pump it up beat, etc.
This is old bruh
He's retired idiot.
lol your shud have more likes
I want this guy as my therapist he’s so good
@Young Mecca nigga, whos the therapist in this video
@Young Mecca nigga, whos the therapist in this video
Hip to this not like any other therapist I’ve been to
Ganja Burn Ganja Burn Ganja Buuuurrrrrnnnnnn
ronppcg lmaoooo real ones stand up lol #FRIENDOFTHESHOW
SALUTEE 😂
Lmaooo the real ones know
Whats that guys?
🤣🤣😂😂
Even the gun story shocked the therapist
Yo I bet if this therapist and Morgan Freeman got together they would make the most 🔥🔥🔥 mixtape.
I'd fall asleep the first 5 min
@@tsua8061 but in the most best relaxing way you mean 👌😩
@@jibrillndny9126 Damn Skippy
Arvin Morales Spoken word maybe?
Make it happen
Most people don’t like joe at first.....but once they get to know him most people learn to love him
Trip Buddens is something that’s entertaining to watch from a far. Like a street brawl or riot.
@@JustbeinFrank97 Yup. He's highly manipulative, doesn't know how to deal or value women...so yeah, I agree. Good guy to go to for advice...meh. He is interesting to listen to. But I do like his bluntness.
It started with his brother’s .44 and escalated to a STAPLE GUN
Only Joe would see a therapist while always being the therapist in the room. Nice lol
Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyyyyyyyy
( While banging on the ☕️ table )
BradfuckinHall 😂😂😂😂 Bruh I was thinking it soon as the video started
Lmaooo
BradfuckinHall 😄😆😅😂🤣
WAAAAIIIIIITTTTTT
Joe: “PULL YOUR PANTS DOWN AND COME OVER HERE”
Therapist: “Let’s go to slavery” lmao
Andrew 🤣🤣😭😭😭😭
lol 😆
Ms Mika WTF
Budden vs Buddha
Need Mal on this
That's crazy
Mal on this is crazy
Deadass.
"I wasn't giving anyone power" joe is insecure of the power he may not have or may be losing, we get so infatuated with our first taste of power that once we see that it's fading. We do anything to keep it going. Power isn't the problem. Closure is.
This is extremely interesting and deeply personal. I appreciate the honesty. As for disciplining with violence, it's unacceptable.
@Kofi Essel-Appiah Interesting. I assume that you're referring to my closing statement. My perspective is that violence is a failure of the parent on many levels. It seems to me that if a childs behaviour warrants a beating from the parent then the parent failed a long time ago. I can't imagine ever feeling that inflicting pain upon my child is the right way to discipline or enlighten them to the error of their ways.
@Kofi Essel-Appiah I'm not getting the sense of being engaged in a conversation oblique slash debate, I am however, sensing a somewhat defensive posture regarding the whole 'inflicting bodily harm upon children' thing that I'm now fairly confident you either support, have most probably experienced and may well indulge in yourself. If so, I highly recommend communication over physical harm. Cheers
@Mama Three 'Time outs and groundings were for white folks'
Interesting observation and one that certainly proves that it is highly difficult to not be judgemental when it comes to forming an opinion. We make judgements based on the available data and our own personal moral compass. You also said that as parents have become more educated they hit their kids less. Exactly. Its an outdated and defunct form of discipline and I will not be convinced that physically hitting a child is anything but a lapse of control fed by varying levels of parental frustration, anger and a certain amount of ignorance. You even appear to defend being hit based on the fact that you were hit, therefore its all normal. An argument that seems to be the go-to defense for all supporters of spanking children. As for my age. I'm a 70's child. I'm old enough to know exactly how I want to raise my son. I see everyday how my choice of discipline has developed a child that is capable of comparably advanced levels of communication, reason, compromise and an ability to verbally and mentally understand what it is to be a strong, confident, respectful and loving human being. Starting with the lesson that violence is reserved for self defense. Not for settling grievances or expressing emotions. If it is a cultural issue, something you alluded to, then I have little to no doubt that as the generation's pass, this form of discipline will be replaced with a far better and deeper form of guidance, in keeping with the absolutely beautiful and ultimately sacred responsibility that an adult has to a child. A responsibility to teach them everything they need to live in this world. I don't see where spanking fits in with that.
@Mama Three Parents make mistakes because humans make mistakes. I know I have. It's unavoidable. Those mistakes I refer to as parental fails. I certainly did not mean to suggest that parents that physically discipline are complete failures as parents. That would be a sweeping statement completely unfounded. I understand that you have a personal stake in this conversation and feel that my views attack your parents whom you obviously care a great deal for. It was not my intention to insult you or your parents. Having said that, my views on the matter remain steadfast. I teach my son through a different approach. He's a blessing in my life. The most precious gift. He amazes me everyday and I love him beyond words. I'm tough on him when he needs to know his boundaries though as that is of course part of my responsibility. I just cannot envisage ever striking him. It makes my skin crawl and my self respect fall. I'll take this opportunity to thank you for engaging me in a reasonable and concise manner. I appreciate the conversation. I wish you and your family many years of happiness and joy (spank free hopefully ;-)
@Mama Three Oh dear. Redundant. Ouch. How to best concisely retort without redundancy? Ok. My point stands. Any parent that hits their kid has failed to choose language over violence. They have chosen to inflict pain to make their point. I do not agree with it. Its lazy, ignorant and lacking in knowledge and awareness in general. Hows that.
The therapist sounds like Jermaine Jackson. Smooth speaker.
Ms. Lady Grace YASSSSS
I want to see this therapist in another scenario like traffic lmao I want to see if he still that calm and peaceful
shit that is funny af bro. 😂😂😂😂
LMQO
Hahaha!
GTFOH 😲😲😲😲😲😲
BEEP BEEP 😂😂😂😂😂
G B he ain’t in no rush 😭 where he got to go
Much dank needs re-do this. Noisey is hella messy for re-uploading this lmao 😂
It’s peace in watching people stop and think about the words they’re processing. They don’t impulsively react or speak. They just take a moment to take in the information. I love the therapist cause he has such a good way of making people stop talking and to just sit n listen. So much peace and humbling in that,
He tried to be the therapist’s therapist
You caught that too
Nah man...that's just how you end up speaking when you have gone to a therapist at some point in life. you can see it in how Joe breaks things down in his Podcast and how he connects things together. Once you set aside all the jokes I mean
angel cabrera I had to come back and find your comment to push like once I seen it
angel cabrera he always wants to steal the show 🤣
Word
I love the amount of Joe Budden podcast fans on here😂😂😂 GANJA BURN GANJA BURN GANJA BUURRRNNN!!
Damon Bonilla how do I get that as a my text notification
Idk I guess you Gwinnin💀
Ya cuz he a fuckboy. He a has-been. Couldn't make it in rap, decides to point fingers at em for his poor career and now he sits in a basement with two other bitches making a podcast where the concept is that of 3 girls gossiping about their mans
@@markonino12 ummm you're way off😂😂. First off SlaughterHouse was built squarely around Em. Everything was about Em. No one cared for Joe or Royce around that time. Joe is actually a good rapper it's just that most of his bars goes over people's heads. Listen to Rage and the Machine, you'll see Joe tries to show he can rap but the consumers are the reason why he stopped. He's pointing at anyone, if anything the consumers are the ones that gave the media career by making him the face of Everyday Struggle. Joe, Raury, and Mal said it themselves, they don't want to be right about anything, they just want to start conversation. If you haven't noticed all media does that, start conversation. They're not "bitching" about anything. Joe is just tired of rappers trying to make him go to the booth again knowing that he's committed to being retired. He's never going back
His brother and that gun need a nasty award 🥇
Punishment only suppresses the behavior..
It does not eradicate it
Depends on the individual IMO
It would be very interesting if Eminem had to do one of these therapy things too. Dude clearly has issues and problems himself.
This is old af
Thats what I thought lmao. Already seen this shit
Jay the grime kid When was this recorded?
@@wali0022 it was released already like a year ago I guess they reposted it
It’s internet old, technically since they’re speaking about the Migos situation, this has to be a little less than a year ago
So?
A very interesting conversation between intelligent men.
I love this because it shows how important therapy is in the Hip Hop culture and life, period. Artists are constantly venting in their music, and secretly dealing with depression at times so it’s always beautiful for me to see them open themselves and create a platform where we glorify that it’s OK to seek help and find healing.
Joe budden has the best job in the world now .. A professionnel talker
Joe is a narcissist 🤦♀️ I can’t be the only one that sees that
I agree I am as well, it’s a very tough way to live.
Exactly most Virgo's are especially men!
I see it... I think he has sociopathic tendencies as well...
@@droweyez00 for you to Admit & know that, Much RESPECT!💯💯
jasmine really explain why think so
The turning point of this therapy session is that when Budden tweeks the analogy by saying 'the difference is we did not belong them.' And when we (he) realizes that it is worst if we did. The whippings from parents are intended to discontinue a behavior that can lead to higher consequences if displayed in the presence of , let say : police officer, a mananager or anyone with power over us. I think the colonizers have long stop whipping us, even way before the ending of slavery. He's trained us to whip ourselves and our fellow brothers. Even in the whipping scene in mini-series 'Roots' it was a black man the whopped Kunta Kente into the adherence to identify himself as Toby. This may serve as the larger explanation as to why we do each other worst than our colonizers .
Denis Martin TOTALLY agree 💯
I’m so glad the therapist talked about whooping kids cause I was not spanked at all as a child except for maybe on the hand or a small tap on the butt and I remember being a good child. Even to this day I don’t really go against what is told of me unless I absolutely disagree with it. I raised my two kids the same way and my 10 year old son is so good that all last year he didn’t have one clip down on his behavior chart at school. I dont think it is necessary to whoop kids but I do think it’s necessary to notice patterns of behavior and to talk to your kids and more importantly to explain what’s going on. They are kids. They don’t understand. It’s our job as parents to let them know that what they are feeling is real and give them healthy options to express themselves. I could see the world as a much better place if we all did this.
Joe Budden’s perspective is interesting! Everytime he talks I want to listen. This man has an audience for life. He made a great transition!
Why did my mom let her boyfriend burn me at 3 months old? I found out when I was 17 years old, my grandmother told me, now I know why grandma never cared for my mothers friends and boyfriend! I understand nowadays, my grandma would die before she would allow anyone to harm her grands. Love ❤️ you Bert, Rest In Peace.
Sorry that happen to you, thank God you had an amazing Grandma to protect you and love you. May she rest in peace.
It takes a lot of energy to be angry. Then to have inflict beatings is a lot. Treatment is powerful. I agree. My grandmother talked to me , that’s the part of me now I’m most proud of.
I totally get Joe’s thinking 🤔 process 😂😂😂
"Take Them Damn Pants Off and Get Over Here." -Joe Budden
Joe after they were done filming:
"So same time next week??"
"Why do they rob you of your love and joy and peace... why do you let them do that to you?"
"cause i feel like i'm more talented than them, but they are riding higher than i ever did, and i'm jealous."
Say what you want about Joe, BUT he's extremely articulate, people look at him has condescending, but I get em.
“Oh thats what we’re doing now, yo...thats crazy”
**Mal Voice
😂😂😂💀
Ima need a Gap Band interlude after watching this....
I wanted to see more of this session.
That Steak and cheese story is crazy (Mal voice)
Is this a reupload? I know I’ve seen this already
Selfish Stockton Yea....This is like 1 or 2 years old
Joe in there like “ooowwww he keep saying I got rage, my album is RageInTheMachine...
Wow. I've watched all of these and this is the best . Is there a full version? Joe was hella vulnerable on this one it was gold
Nosey looking for clicks since Joe is hot now. This is old
Therapist really got joe against the wall when he hit em with the "why give em that power"
I ain’t gon lie I enjoyed this, need more of it
Love that question! Why would you let someone else steal your peace? Don’t let people steal your moment.
It’s interesting to see that I’m not the only articulate grown man who still dances around their rage and why they have it. I mean that in a sincere way.
I love intelligent men who can express themselves, and look at the whole picture with emotional depth.
This was powerful. Helped me relate to a lot of my childhood. Great stuff.
Really wish they continued this
This is good stuff . I would love to see the full episode
“WHO WAS LEFT OFF BAD AN BOUJEE..... “
“huh?!”
2:05 when Joe heard Eminem dissed him twice..
Is there a part two coming?
Interesting therapy session Mr Budden, watching these therapy sessions is very therapeutic ... seeing how open these celebrities are with their lives
These need to be longer
“That Means There Wining” 😂🤣😂😂😂😂💀
It's so refreshing watching Joe STFU and listen to someone else and being vulnerable ^-^
6:59 this goes to show it had some physiological effect on him in the long term no one is ever in possession of you.
Christian Chronic this is so true, thank you for shining light on that. It’s harder when your loved ones try to possess you. 🙏🏾❤️☀️
I wanna see him roar about a staple gun in front of this guy
I hear you & all Siri, but sometimes my ignorance button gets stuck once activated. I'm working on not allowing the button to be pressed, ultimately having it removed. 😃
Someone please give this man a movie role. His voice and demeanor is extraodinary. #TheTherapist
Everytime I see/hear Joe Budden on something, I fk w/ him even harder... Salut to Joe man, lol.. In this day and age, I find his unfiltered, petty, vulnerable and expressive way of thinking and being to be refreshing and entertaining af.. He's also incredibly perceptive, thoughtful, intelligent and well-spoken.. It's a rare mashup and I love it on him.
My momma said the same thing. " I'm not whipping no clothes " I had to strip down naked 😔
My mom whooped my ass when I was punished and I turned out perfectly fine. All kids are different. A simple "timeout" and a convo just doesn't work on all kids. I don't think it's a coincidence when you have these kids wildin out on social media and the only constant is the lack of harsh discipline
Don't justify it because you feel just fine, it's NOT necessary at all, there's kids who get beat like animals and they actually are worse and STILL go down the wrong path, I know this from people I know personally, I also was wooped and my temper was horrible and I grew up and retaliated once I stopped being afraid and realized it was WRONG what was being done to me. Whoopings are a lazy way of parenting it's the easy way out for parents to take out their frustrations, that's ALLL
Yo I’m madly in love with what’s expressed here from Joe. & what a phenomenal lyricist. His “Broken wing freestyle” got me through a lot during teenage years....
Much dank is working on the edit as we speak
when my stepmother says get ur pants down young man and come over here.. oooohhhweee
will there be a part 2?
i was always intrigued by joe's personality but now i realize we have a lot more things in common involving anger & short tempers
lol Eminem got him so shook he had togo to therapy
This was like a year ago back when he was on Everyday Struggle
This shit is ancient. I'm confused why is it uploaded
Lol your face is washed like and old t shirt
Eminem is trash and makes nothing but corny songs
Probably the same reason Vlad reposts old videos whenever that person is in the news. Are you in them views yet?!
It’s nice to see Joe so candid like this. Brings out the sensitive human side of him that connects with so many people.
I could literally watch this for ours. @Noisey, could you please try to squeeze another 10min from the footage to make it one of the most awesome formats on RUclips?
We NEED to stop allowing ADULTS to blame their behaviors on childhood. Accountability is NOT pushing your actions on childhoods. Too many people especially celebrities, blame their negativity on childhood. Plenty of us could blame things on others of the past, HOWEVER we ARE solely responsible for our behaviors. If our parents, siblings etc was so foul and angry why not CHOOSE to be different, instead of using that as an excuse.
''Why would you give them that POWER'' ??? Good Question -Joe
Aye that lokey was a fye interview if you high Fr fr🤙I’m lokey like joe lmao
Shit, I thought it was just me
no bud gang😔
Blazing the entire therapy session!
I've clowned on Budden before, but I relate a lot to him. Probably clowning on myself too. What he said about being too quick for people, I struggle with my intensity even when I'm not unhappy it can make people uncomfortable. I'm healing right along with Joe and I refuse to mock him or any one for that matter when their mental health struggles lead them to act unpleasantly
Joe is a Virgo man, us Virgos are paradoxes, we’re blunt and cold, yet sensitive. We don’t care yet care too much, honest and abrasively honest, yet get defensive when it comes to criticism, ridiculously wise, and self aware, and great judgments of character, yet we always give the benefit of the doubt
wheres the full vid??
If more people knew what “ego” really is I think it would be easier to not let it take control. Its just a low level of consciousness that your mind created, it’s nothing to be proud of yet a lot of people in our society get more respect for having an ego because of their own fears.
This was Well needed!
I swear I can relate to joe on how he carries himself
Please tell me I'm not the only one who sees Yoda in this mans face when ever he talks and gives advice
Nnnnnnnnnnn new nnnnnnnnnnnnn new nnnnnnnnnnnn new joe budden new Rory and mal
Who is this therapist, thoooooo?! 🧐
Asking for my insurance network. 👀
Why is this being re posted lol this came out months ago
That was crazy intense and helpful, thanks.
why was this only 10mins...wheres the rest?
Joe hidden did an interview about XXX and said he knew he was going to die. A few months before
We need the extended version of this