But when you try to position me not getting down with ya'll. I'm not upset at what your doing, I love what you're doing.It's dope! I want to get in the podcast game, it's never no hate. "And I've let ego get the best of me at times. "I'm trying to tell you to tame that ego," continues Ak. Great for him, but view-wise? You can say Everyday Struggle ain't what it was in terms of cultural impact when Joe was there, but is anybody talking about State Of The Culture?" After voicing that Budden essentially used him as leverage during negotiations, Ak claimed that Everyday Struggle was still more successful that State Of The Culture. "Joe probably get ninety percent of the bread," says Ak.
Sadly, Akademiks was none too pleased with his former co-host discussing business on a public platform and took to his Twitch feed to unleash an emotional rant. "I appreciate that the show is still on, but it's different." Still, there are many who still wonder what transpired behind the scenes, an old wound that was recently poked and prodded when State Of The Culture hit up The Breakfast Club. When the topic of Everyday Struggle was raised, Joe declared the split to be Complex's "biggest business blunder in a decade." "I love Wayno and I love Ak," says Joe. It's hard to argue that both men made the right choice, given that Everyday Struggle remains successful and Budden's own ventures like REVOLT's State Of The Culture and The Joe Budden Podcast have cemented him as a dominant voice in hip-hop media. And then came the split from Complex, which found Budden pursuing greener pastures while Ak stood firm on the show he helped build. True, they seldom saw eye to eye on matters both musical and philosophical, but seeing them gain begrudging respect for one another made for one of the era's definite feel-good bromances. There was once a time when Joe Budden and DJ Akademiks' strange yet fascinating dynamic on Everyday Struggle made for premium afternoon entertainment. The validity of any evidence provided should be independently checked for authenticity, and MOB RADIO takes no responsibility for the actions of those viewing this video.Former "Everyday Struggle" co-hosts Joe Budden and DJ Akademiks have found themselves at odds.
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