The Joe Budden Podcast Episode 867 | "Ingestfest"
Oct 8, 2025
The hosts dive into a heated debate about hip-hop albums that haven't aged well. They explore the latest developments in the D4vd case, discussing public opinions and police statements. LeBron James stirs the pot with his recent Hennessy sponsorship, while Ayesha Curry's controversial interviews spark deeper conversations about public perception. The panel also addresses Molly Qerim's reported ESPN salary and resignation. Additionally, they cover SNL's season opener, the consequences of AI deepfakes, and the exoneration of Kyron Lacy after new evidence emerges.
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Debating Which Hip-Hop Albums Aged Badly
- The hosts recount arguing about which classic hip-hop albums aged poorly, using personal listening habits to judge lyrics versus production.
- Joe, Ish, and Parks debate Ready To Die, The Purple Tape, and Raekwon, mixing nostalgia with current perspectives.
AI Recreates Deceased Artists, Raising Ethical Questions
- The panel flags AI recreations of deceased artists (Prince, Michael Jackson) as ethically fraught and legally contested.
- Joe urges a broader debate on consent, estates, and how AI reshapes cultural legacy management.
Music Soundtracked Risky Youth Memories
- Joe and the crew nostalgically react to hard-era rap memories, recalling being outside, robberies, and how music soundtracked risky youth experiences.
- They use personal stories to illustrate how generational context changes how music ages for listeners.