Joe Budden, never one to hold back, recently took aim at Big Sean during a passionate rant on his podcast. Budden, who has extensive experience in the hip-hop industry, shared his frustration over Big Sean’s ambiguous disses in his music. This critique follows accusations that Big Sean subtly jabbed at Kendrick Lamar and possibly Kanye West in his “On The Radar” freestyle.

Budden voiced his concerns, stating, “My problem with Big Sean is — respectfully, if you’re watching, Big Sean. I mean no disrespect by this — the vagueness that comes with his disses. Big Sean does lyrically diss people, and then we hear it as fans and we get to guessing. And then every guess we [make], he says, ‘You’re wrong.’ But he don’t never tell us who he’s dissing. Not that he has to, but our guesses be sounding accurate to us.”

Joe’s gripe is clear: the lack of clarity in Big Sean’s lyrical shots leaves fans speculating and often misinterpreting the targets of his disses. This has created a whirlwind of confusion in the hip-hop community, according to Budden.

What’s your take on Joe Budden’s assessment? Is Big Sean’s sneak-dissing style problematic, or does it add to the intrigue of his music? Share your thoughts in the comments below. And don’t forget to stay tuned to Honk Magazine for the latest updates and news from the music world. We’re here to keep you informed about all your favorite artists!