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Joe Budden dodges 50 Cent at a strip club in the most comical near miss
Joe Budden recently shared an amusing incident involving his long time rival, 50 Cent, at a strip club in Queens. On a recent episode of The Joe Budden Podcast, Budden couldn’t help but laugh as he recounted how he narrowly avoided running into 50 Cent in person. The almost encounter happened because of their ongoing rivalry, which flared up when 50 Cent made a post on Instagram that he later deleted.
In the post, he playfully called out Budden, asking, “Why did you leave Mermaids so fast, Joe? It’s starting to get spooky right?” This cheeky message confirmed that 50 Cent was nearby, making Budden’s quick exit even funnier. During the podcast, co-host QueenzFlip added to the humor by joking that he was relieved Budden had made it home safely. He also had fun with a recent viral argument between the two.
Budden, known for his self aware humor, admitted the moment felt real. He laughed, saying, “I was two steps out of there. I was like, ‘Oh no!’” Although Budden has moved on from his rap career to focus on podcasting, his past experiences with 50 Cent continue to provide entertainment. Their history is filled with playful insults and entertaining banter, and while things have never gotten too serious, this close call shows that the tension between them is still alive, even in 2025.
Despite the rivalry, Budden shared the story light heartedly, making it feel more like a funny mishap than a real conflict. One reason fans love The Joe Budden Podcast is this talent for finding humor in tense situations. Was Budden really trying to avoid 50 Cent, or was it just a coincidence? That’s up for discussion, but whenever these two come close to crossing paths, it’s bound to be entertaining!
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Loris Tils delivers a dazzling, jazzy, groove bomb on latest release “Mustache Pete”
Loris Tils’s new single, “Mustache Pete,” is an upbeat instrumental that feels more like a full musical experience than just a song. The track takes listeners to a thrilling place where Jazz culture, Funk attitude, and high-energy Disco all come together. “Mustache Pete” is all about the groove. The beats are tight, the basslines are catchy, and the music tells stories in a fun way. Its Jazz roots are undeniably classy, and they are perfectly balanced by the raw power of Funk and the constant push of Disco. The result is a song that alternates between polished sophistication and lively dancefloor energy, keeping listeners engaged throughout.
What makes “Mustache Pete” stand out is its character. It sounds like the instruments are talking to each other, giving and taking style, confidence, and charm with each note. The groove is short, but it leaves a lasting impression that makes you want to hear the song again right away. This instrumental music evokes vivid scenes and feelings without using words.
Loris Tils is a master of rhythm and texture, creating a soundscape that is both fresh and classic. “Mustache Pete” not only pays tribute to classic influences, but it also brings them back to life with modern energy and artistic skill. If you like jazz, Funk, disco, or just good music, you have to listen to this song. Loris Tils makes a bold and colorful statement with “Mustache Pete,” a groove that knows no language. It is a song that makes you want to dance, makes you happy, and makes you want to hear it again. It is an instrumental piece that stays with you long after the last note fades away.
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AZSH rises through the storm with an unstoppable spirit in latest release “On My Way”
AZSH (pronounced “Ash”), a Miami-based dance pop soul artist, has a new single called “On My Way” that’s a declaration of strength rather than a typical song. Using her unique “Miami Pop” style, AZSH combines sultry vocals, emotional honesty, and cutting-edge production to create a moving song that speaks to people who feel let down, unsure, or as if their dreams have been put on hold. “On My Way,” is a reflective anthem with a smooth 110 BPM groove. Centered on resilience and personal evolution, it’s a soundtrack for the in-between moments perfect for listeners moving forward with purpose.
“On My Way” is all about not giving up. It captures the emotional weight of disappointment, getting through hard days, and the will to keep going no matter what. AZSH is honest about problems and turns them into strength, using each setback as a reason to grow. The song shows a quiet confidence that grows over time. It shows that change doesn’t happen all at once, it takes time, belief, and inner strength.
The track sound fits with AZSH’s artistic style. Her voice is warm and expressive, flowing perfectly over a smooth, soulful, and uplifting production. The music conveys a sense of movement, which aligns with the themes of progress and moving forward. This song works just as well when you’re alone, thinking about things, as it does when you’re listening to an uplifting playlist to improve your mood.
“On My Way” is an important part of AZSH’s growing story as an artist and storyteller. It represents freedom, change, and happiness, not as ideas, but as real things that come from hard work and determination. In “On My Way,” AZSH shows that being strong doesn’t mean failing, it means being able to bounce back after each failure. This song is for people who know they haven’t reached their goal yet but are sure they are making progress toward it.
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