The Official Joe Budden Podcast Thread

[RickyGQ]

Parks said it ...." I love the fact that people act like we don't have a plan "

They’re clearly going to Tidal for the same money if not more.

 

[RickyGQ]

why keep mentioning Spotify if you so happy about leaving...



Instead of arguing and yelling shouldn’t this more of a celebration?



Joe gone have a motor oil company and his done gone be selling cookies soon



I hope it all works this is a great podcast every now and then

Tarnish Spotify brand then jump ship to the “better company”

 

[Fani Willis fan]

Devin Wade show backing up Joe, just go the opposite of what Gillie say lol

 

[Youseenmywork]

They’re clearly going to Tidal for the same money if not more.

I don't think so ...tidial dosen't like to show the a analytics

 

[Rev]

why you bringing up the white people. What that got to do with burdens and what he did for the podcasting game.

Honest question(s) - what has the Joe Budden podcast done for the “podcasting game” exactly?

What did it truly pioneer and/or do for others? Is Joe’s claim that he already is a network insinuating that he’s helped other podcasts become relevant or grow their audiences? Is that factual? How can it be quantified?

 

[CrimsonTider]

They’re clearly going to Tidal for the same money if not more.

The podcast dies behind a paywall.

sad but true

 

[CHERUB]

"joe Burns another Bridge"

Joe: THERES OPPRESSION ON THE BRIDGE!!!!

 

[RickyGQ]

I don't think so ...tidial dosen't like to show the a analytics

I don’t think they need them anymore. They’ve showed proof of concept at Spotify and can “do the same for you here at Tidal” with a podcast division. Wouldn’t be surprised if tidal was coming out with hardware too.

 

[CrimsonTider]

"joe Burns another Bridge"

Joe: THERES OPPRESSION ON THE BRIDGE!!!!

you don’t see this as both tone death and straight up lame?

His “fight” to get richer is no way comparable to oppression black people face, systemic racism or real injustice

 

[RickyGQ]

Honest question(s) - what has the Joe Budden podcast done for the “podcasting game” exactly?

What did it truly pioneer and/or do for others? Is Joe’s claim that he already is a network insinuating that he’s helped other podcasts become relevant or grow their audiences? Is that factual? How can it be quantified?

Objectively he’s the first podcast of his kind to show dsps our market is valuable too. His argument is if he takes any old deal, all the ones behind him are capped at his price since he’s the most popular.

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

Of course you would take the deal because your poor in comparison and can’t imagine making big money deals in the 9-10 figure range. It’s crazy for him to want to own his own chit huh.

So you’re turning down $20 million to talk 3 hours a day, two times a week huh?

 

[gldnone913]

So you’re turning down $20 million to talk 3 hours a day, two times a week huh?

why do you keep ignoring the 360 portion of the contract? Joe has been talking about ownership for a while now

 

[eastside313]

Honest question(s) - what has the Joe Budden podcast done for the “podcasting game” exactly?

What did it truly pioneer and/or do for others? Is Joe’s claim that he already is a network insinuating that he’s helped other podcasts become relevant or grow their audiences? Is that factual? How can it be quantified?

IMO budden introduced the hip hop world to podcasting.

 

[JodyHiighroller]

Budden didn’t make anyone 9 figures.

if that was true he would’ve never EVER signed the Spotify deal in the first place

Word. Podcasts on Spotify are free. You don’t gotta pay to listen. So how he make them 9 figures

 

[RickyGQ]

So you’re turning down $20 million to talk 3 hours a day, two times a week huh?

It’s not just $20 million. Spotify wants to own his catalog, put ads on all his old episodes, wants to have editing power over his content, a cut of the live shows and a cut out of anything else they do outside of the podcast. (According to him to be fair). If you can find a deal for 10 million with complete autonomy and ownership, I’d take the 10. I think people keep underselling them with the “or nothing” part of the argument. They built the podcast without Spotify, all Spotify did was give them a platform not the infrastructure.