Joe Budden has launched a fierce critique against Yung Miami, labeling her as the "worst female rapper" in the industry following a public spat over his hit single, "Pump It Up." The feud began when Yung Miami mocked Budden’s gold plaque achievement, leading to a heated exchange between the two.
On his podcast, Joe Budden didn’t hold back, stating, “I want to be clear, I like Yung Miami. I do. I want to be honest here. And I think that she is a pretty good content creator.” However, Budden quickly shifted gears, asserting that Yung Miami’s music career is lacking compared to others in the industry. “If Complex were to do a list of where all the female rappers rate, Caresha, you would be last on the list,” he said, referring to Yung Miami by her real name.
Budden further criticized Yung Miami’s musical contributions and her current standing in the rap world. “Every female out there is wiping you down right now,” he remarked, suggesting that she has failed to make a significant impact despite being associated with a top label.
He also took aim at her decision to part ways with City Girls and her apparent shift in focus. “You sat there with Saucy Santana, who even raps better than yo ass, and gave JT yo ass to kiss. You said, ‘I’m dating a billionaire now, fuck that City Girls shit, I’m off of it, we not making no money, I’m done here,’” Budden claimed.
Budden’s comments came after Yung Miami reacted with laughter on social media to a video of him celebrating his gold plaque. She had previously posted laughing emojis, which Budden took as a personal slight.
The confrontation underscores a growing rift between the two artists, with Yung Miami yet to publicly respond to Budden’s scathing remarks. This latest feud adds to the ongoing drama surrounding both artists and highlights the often turbulent nature of the music industry’s public personas.
