The Joe Budden Podcast Episode 427 | Straightened Out feat. Steve Stoute
On this episode: Joe and the guys discuss Saweetie and Quavo’s relationship issues (19:10) as well as the rumors stating that Justin Laboy was jumped. Three more women accuse Houston Texans QB, Deshaun Watson, of sexual assault (35:42), and the guys speak to holding everyone accountable, including Governor Cuomo (44:40). Foogiano sends a threat to Trey Songz from jail for posting his girlfriend (53:50), Lil Nas X is being sued by Nike (1:03:50), and Jeezy’s ex-manager says he’s lost all street credibility after making peace with Gucci Mane (1:42:25). Entrepreneur, music, and advertising executive, Steve Stoute, joins the JBP to discuss his early beginnings (1:53:00), advertising ventures (2:01:00), UnitedMasters distribution (2:05:25) and more! For more exclusive content: become a Patron of the The Joe Budden Podcast at Sleeper Picks Joe | Vanessa Williams – “Work To Do” Parks | Rod Wave – “Pillz & Billz” Ice | Ralo – “Fame” (Ft. Derez De’Shon) Ish | Mase – “Cheat on You” (Ft. Lil’ Cease & Jay-Z)
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Andre Drummond is set to make his Los Angeles Lakers debut tonight, starting at center for LA as they take on the Milwaukee Bucks. And now Jeanie Buss is the latest member of Laker Nation to get hyped over Drummond joining the team, posting a photo of her welcoming the new center along with a picture of her dad, the late Dr. Jerry Buss, welcoming Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to the Lakers in the 70s. Hear what Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe have to say about Andre Drummond’s debut with the Lakers.
In today’s episode, we’re taking a look at one of the most popular and yet controversial rappers of recent memory, NBA YoungBoy. This talented rapper knows how to make a headline even without the use of chart-topping singles, whether it’s his litany of alleged baby mamas or run-ins with police, his fans have come to expect the unexpected when it comes not only to his music but his way of life. On the DARK SIDE OF FAME is a different story altogether – and at the still extremely young age of only 21-years-old, YoungBoy had amassed a criminal record that would rival some career criminals. In fact, his litany of arrests, beef, and physical altercations that turned deadly is just as eventful as his music career, if not more so.
