Joe Budden, your not-and so-friendly rapper-turned-podcast host cannot stay away from beef — regardless of his intentions.

Whether information technology's by his ain actions or another rapper'south instigation, Budden has constitute himself in headlines as much for his battles as his bars. He allegedly pissed off Eminem with his comments nigh Revival's contents, and it wasn't long before Baroque and 50 Cent got in on the hoopla. While we wait to see what Joe's next move volition be, here is a (lengthy) rundown of the Slaughterhouse MC's most notable beefs.

Vs. Cam'ron

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If you blinked, you missed this spat between Cam and Joe. Last twelvemonth, Joe covered the feud betwixt Jim Jones and Cam'ron on his then titled I'll Name This Later podcast, and noted that Cam had copyrighted the name "ByrdGang" without talking to Jones about it. Budden said that had he been in that situation, he'd have "fucked (Cam) up, immediately." Cam's gut reaction was to fire back, and it went down in the DM when Cam messaged Joe on Twitter: "U tin can attempt and fuck me up at present if you desire.. where u at?" And still, all it took was a unproblematic phone call for Cam to acknowledge he jumped the gun, and the two stifled their problem before it grew cancerous.

Vs. Chance the Rapper

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Mouse went right into troll manner here. Following Chance's operation of the Daniel Caesar-assisted "First Globe Problems" on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last autumn, Joe lambasted him on Circuitous's Everyday Struggle for creating "polk music" that is "too positive." Chance responded in a slyly amicable manner in an interview with Robyn Neal, and Joe responded by saying Chance's real motives were in response to his claims that Hazard isn't really an independent artist. Chano threw a jab Joey's way by rapping "I might burn down Joe Budden" during a freestyle at a concert in October, just that was still relatively tame. Thankfully, the feud faded, because who really wants to see Chancellor Bennett battle somebody?

Vs. Effect

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Reality Television set is all near creating conflict, but backside the scenes Con and Joe took real issue with ane another when they were on Love & Hip Hop NY. Tensions spilled over at a reunion taping of the show in 2013, when Consequence smacked Joe in the head and Joe's then-girlfriend Tahiry Jose punched Con. Cypher more came of it on or off wax, and the two made upwardly a year afterwards at Starlet's Gentlemen's Club in New York.

Vs. Drake

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This "beef" was one-sided equally hell. Joe, an apparent fan of Drizzy, dedicated an entire episode of his podcast to his disappointment with Drake's Views in 2016. Drake responded subliminally on "4 PM in Calabasas" with rhymes similar "they whole demeanor spells envy" a reference to Fat Joe's J.O.East. (Jealous Ones Envy) and French Montana's "No Shopping." Budden really was impressed with the onetime song, calling Aubrey "inspired." Notwithstanding, he spent the next few months dropping diss track after diss track, practically begging for a full-on battle with Drake. However, as he does with anyone not named Meek Mill, the 6 God stuck to subliminals, and the beef ended as anticlimactically every bit the release of Views.

Vs. Yard-Unit/The Game

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Joe and 50 Cent are two of the most prolific beefers in the history of Hip Hop, then information technology was only a matter of time before these paragons of pettiness stepped into the arena. Joe threw the offset dial when he dissed G-Unit of measurement member Lloyd Banks, rapping "We keep money under the mattress, fuck Banks" on 2002's "Claret Pressure." Banks fired back in an interview past calling him "Pink Buttons" and stating the beefiness originated when Joe looked for disses that weren't at that place. The Game got involved when Mouse likened the Unit of measurement to "gangsta actors" on a DJ Inkling cut, "Cross Country."

Unbeknownst to The Game, Clue put 1 of his verses on the aforementioned rail. After l Cent asked his then-protégé about this, Jayceon Taylor fired back with the diss track "Buddens." Never to be outdone, Joey came back hard with "Game Over." Even so, after Game was dropped from M-Unit, the two joined forces at a testify in New York in 2008 and subsequently collaborated on the admitting terrible record, "The Future." Budden told MTV News that his outcome had been with Thou-Unit, and said his beef with Game "wasn't annihilation personal." Joey also fabricated up with Lloyd Banks when the two collaborated on "Transitions" from Banks' All Or Nothing: Live It Upwardly mixtape in 2016. 50 Cent, however, had other ideas…

Vs. JAY-Z

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Expectations were Dizzy Wright-high when Joey released his self-titled debut on Def Jam in 2003, but the anthology failed to garner a Gold plaque. To add insult to injury, Jigga hopped on the vanquish to Joe'southward single "Pump It Upwardly" with a freestyle that many considered superior to Budden's version. Hov started it off with "Gimme that beat out fool, it'south a full-time jack move" before calling himself the "Mike Jordan of mic recording" and likening his competition to Shawn Bradley. Hip Hop gossiped like inferior high kids at lunchtime that Jay's target was Joe. Just months afterward Southward. Carter became President of Def Jam, and after Budden's sophomore album sat on the shelf for years, he pointed the finger at his boss. Joe somewhen was dropped from Def Jam later the label disagreed with the artistic direction of his sophomore try, so titled The Growth.

The beef culminated in 2007 with "Talk 2 Em," on which Budden ridicules Jay for being an old-human being rapper: "The new generation won't forget you we hope/We'll always pay homage/But let's get one thing understood son/Every 'encore' own't a good 1." Years passed and the cow patty simmered, and now appears to exist over.

Concluding year, Jay tweeted a list of rappers who inspired him and even included Joe Budden. Respect.

Vs. Lil B

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The BasedGod is a very, erm, eccentric rapper, and thus has been a lightning rod for bullying by other MCs. Joe Budden was, of course, one of them. Lil B, a fan of Budden's, was hurt by Mouse's mocking of his positive sentiments on Twitter in 2010. The two traded barbs on Twitter before Lil B went to the lab and came back with a diss titled "T-Shirts and Buddens," on which he raps "Joe Budden, Joe Booty, what the fuck is your name?" Not long afterwards, Lil B completely changed his melody, tweeting to Joe: "ur the true legend and for me coming out at u for no reason was a ho move reguardless (sic) if it was for the rap and fun…" Well and so.

Vs. Meek Manufacturing plant

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Meek got too sensitive in 2015 when Joe teased him on his podcast about his lovey-dovey relationship with Nicki Minaj. Manufacturing plant went off on Twitter nigh Joe'due south "rap money slow(ing) upward" and ridiculed him for his fourth dimension on Love & Hip Hop. Joe tweeted dorsum that Meek took his words out of context, and apologized for his words in his next podcast. A yr later, though, Budden was embroiled in his beefiness with Drake, who was feuding with Meek at the time. Joey made it clear in his song "Making of a Murderer, Part 1" that he and Meek's mutual enemy didn't brand them friends. "No alliance with Meek, it's yet fuck him besides," Budden spit. Meek responded with an Instagram post that stated, "He's been expressionless since 2003, it's evident. We don't talk to dead people unless they presidents." Joe responded by telling him to take a seat and picket him "exercise what (Meek) couldn't." Though the two probably still have antagonism toward each other, the e-beefing concluded there.

Vs. Migos

This one started on the red carpeting, of all places. Everyday Struggle hosts Joe and DJ Akademiks were interviewing Migos' three members – Quavo, Offset and Takeover – at the 2017 BET Awards final summer. Akademiks joked almost Takeover not having a verse on the grouping's biggest hit, "Bad and Boujee." Takeover got heated and Budden abruptly ended the interview with a literal mic drib. All three members of Migos stood up, and people had to become in between them and Mouse to stop the fists from flight. It looked like that was it, but in December, Quavo chosen Joe a "pussy" on the track "Ice Tray." Budden was seemingly caught off guard, as he responded on Twitter with head-shaking amusement. A calendar month later, Migos stated that they accept no effect with Budden anymore. It's all in the game.

Vs. Mobb Deep'due south Prodigy

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Another Budden "beefiness" that never made information technology to records created unceremonious records. Prodigy started this one when he said on a WorldStar clip in '08 that lot of New York rappers should quit rap and paint houses. He dubbed Budden the very worst out of NYC, to which Mouse replied in an interview with WorldStar by likening Prodigy to Bobby Brown. "Isn't he going to jail?" he asked, referencing P's then-upcoming bid on a weapons charge. After the Mobb Deep fable died last year, Joey revealed they had squashed their beef before he left this earth.

Vs. Bribe

In 2008, Joe put old A-Squad associates Ransom and Hitchcock on a track dubbed "Family Reunion" without permission, and things got heated with a number of diss tracks, namely Joe's "Heart of the Metropolis" and Bribe's "Kid Brother." Ransom hit below the belt when he talked trash on video near Joe's then-girlfriend Tahiry Jose. Words turned to wounds when Budden brought his entourage to Bribe's 'hood and the ii engaged in fisticuffs. Bribe brought his own people to the doorstep of Budden'south friend and slapped him. It never progressed from hands to handguns, though, and in 2014 they finally made peace.

Vs. Royce Da 5'ix

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These two rivals-turned-rap mates briefly had an issue when, for whatever reason, Joe decided to diss Royce over a battle he didn't even witness. On an early version of "1000 Shall Not Fall" in 2007, Joe rapped most Royce losing to Mistah F.A.B. in a battle. He amended the track, but not earlier Nickel Nine heard it and came back with "I'm Nice" on which he spit: "Listen to Joe Budden say, I savage the fuck off/But he own't never vicious on, I'1000 just gonna ignore him/Make a nigga actress famous after I warn him." The feud was deaded and the ii joined forces with Joell Ortiz and KXNG Crooked to form Abattoir. Joe and Royce disagreed early in 2017 afterwards Joey said that the adjacent Abattoir album volition never come up out, with Royce tweeting that information technology is in fact, coming and that Budden was "existence a dick, per usual." Even so, nothing escalated from in that location, even though the anthology has even so not seen the light of mean solar day.

Vs. Saigon

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Sai-airheaded Tha Yardfather plain wasn't in history class much. Budden rapped on 2008's "Roll Call" that "Soon as my wife gone they jump on the python/But she don't know I'one thousand out to striking and run similar Saigon." While Joe was clearly referencing the hit-and-run tactics of the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War, Saigon heard his name and his human knee jerked. For the next few years, the 2 fabricated a habit of releasing cruel disses then saying they were done, only to start support over again. Notable diss tracks from the beef include Sai's "Pushing Buddens" over the Wu-Tang Clan's classic "Protect Ya Cervix" instrumental, and Joey's "Hurting in His Life," which mocks Saigon's "Pain in My Life." Budden'due south Slaughterhouse mate Royce Da 5'nine" got involved when he blasted Saigon on a freestyle over 50 Cent'southward "Flight 187" in 2010, but the beef has been dormant since and then.

Vs. Wu-Tang Clan

Back in '09 March Madness-mode Hip Hop brackets were all the rage. Joe took issue with i Vibe did, dissing a number of rappers – including Method Man – for being also highly seeded. The Wu took exception to his comments, so much so that a member of Raekwon's entourage put his fist in Joe'southward center during the Wu's '09 Rock the Bells tour. The Chef later told VladTV that Budden was defenseless off baby-sit by the confrontation and that Rae himself felt caught in the heart of the beef because he was cool with Joe'southward Slaughterhouse mates. The beef has since been resolved, with Raekwon calling it "nothing" and "bird shit."

Vs. 2 Chainz

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This is possibly Joey's weakest beefiness. Information technology started in 2011 when Budden needled the artist formerly known every bit Tity Boi for his lyrics on "Spend It": "I should accept sexual practice in the bury 'crusade I'chiliad killin' these hoes." He then questioned Jadakiss for even collaborating with 2 Chainz, and the former Playaz Circle rhymer responded by calling Budden a "diehard battle rappn (sic) ass nigga" who was mad because he was "prospering" with Jada on a track. Their spat never made information technology to music, though, and the 2 laughed it off on an episode of Everyday Struggle last summer. All's well that ends well.

Vs. 50 Cent/Bizarre/Eminem

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Right later Eminem's Revival tracklist came out, the hosts of Everyday Struggle debated the album'southward pop-heavy tracklist. "…From what I know, Em, it sounds trash," Joe said of the tracklist. "Even though information technology didn't come up with audio, we're looking at it, and the common folk are saying, 'This looks trash.'" Em fired back at critics with "Chloraseptic Remix," and dropped a few lines that seem to be aimed at Budden: "Y'all saw the tracklist and had a fit 'fore yous heard it/So you lot formed your verdict/While you sabbatum with your arms crossed/Did your little reaction videos and talked over songs (chill!)/Nah, dog, y'all sayin' I lost it, your fuckin' marbles are gone."

Bizarre, Eminem'southward former group-mate of the defunct D12, tweeted at Joe in response to the remix. "Never bite the hand feed u.. I never like to do anyway chump," he said, before calling him a "fucking clown." Joe responded past tweeting a physical threat, and then fifty Cent took to Instagram to tell Budden, "That was a bad idea, expect you got a little donkey whooping coming. It's not a big deal, you'll get over it." For his part, Joe didn't believe Shady was dissing him. He took to his podcast to say, "I don't retrieve Em was talking almost me, number one. But boy, did he kill that verse."

Budden got his respond when Shady responded on "Fall" from his surprise anthology Kamikaze: "Somebody tell Budden before I snap, he better fasten it/ Or have his body luggage zipped/The closest thing he's had to hits is smackin' bitches."

Joe, who is "retired" from rap, responded fiercly on Twitter.

"Newsflash Em," he said. "I heard the anthology and considering I call up you don't actually know all the members in the grouping, I don't really recollect you know our history. Let me tell yous what Joe Budden has idea this entire time. 'I've been better than you this entire fucking decade!'

"Huh? Can't say that back then. Can't say that back then. Only, in my rapper encephalon, I'm a content nigga. You lot gotta say something. You lot have not said annihilation for the better part of a whole fucking decade. You have rhymed a bunch of words."

He added a explanation that read, "We'll talk in the morning … 8am sharp."

No give-and-take yet on what happened at viii a.m. sharp, but neither Marshall nor Joe are ones to permit this die quietly. While Eminem may have his hands full responding to Car Gun Kelly, he'll make certain to say something about his one-time Shady Records signee.

The question remains: Is a beefiness with Eminem enough to lure Joe Budden out of retirement?

We shall see.