The Joe Budden Podcast Episode 879 | "Vote For Twan!"
Nov 19, 2025
The discussion kicks off with a DoorDash driver's controversial video leading to his arrest, sparking debates on privacy and social media outrage. A deep dive into Summer Walker's album raises questions about marketing and expectations. Pusha T's amusing baby announcement stirs up parenting debates, while Roc Nation launches a platform for indie artists, challenging the music industry norms. Tekashi's home robbery highlights the hazards of fame, followed by a light-hearted chat about pop culture and community engagement.
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Don’t Publicly Post Private Footage
- Posting private footage online can destroy someone’s life even if you think you’re exposing wrongdoing.
- Joe Budden and Marc Lamont Hill stress preserving evidence but not public doxxing as the safer route.
Labels Still Need Real Marketing
- Labels must invest in marketing beyond social posts to properly launch albums.
- Marc Lamont Hill and Parks suggest creative content and paid promotion tailored to an introverted artist like Summer Walker.
Pivoting Without A Warm-Up Alienates Fans
- Changing artistic direction risks alienating a core fanbase if not explained or warmed up.
- Joe Budden argues Summer Walker wasn't large enough to pivot without signaling fans first.