Two G.O.O.D. Music affiliates are being pitted against each other in the world of hip-hop debate- and it's not pretty. Moreover, Joe Budden recently reacted to Jim Jones saying that Big Sean deserves to be on a top 50 rappers list before Pusha T does. Not only that, but the Slaughterhouse MC turned media mogul vehemently dismissed these claims and said that the Dipset head honcho "could not be more wrong." Wherever your take lies in that debate, you can't deny that it's at least a pretty contentious topic of conversation, especially considering both their careers.
"I think Jim Jones is incorrect saying that Big Sean should be ranked higher than Pusha T on a list. I am emphatically saying you could not be more wrong. And that's where it gets disrespectful because Sean just got here in 2012. 2011, 2013? Somewhere around there. He did everything he had to do, sold a bunch of records, but now, it's a little on the quieter side. I'm saying this respectfully. We in 2023. That's ten years. I won't assume [about label issues affecting Sean]. All I can say for fact is, ten years later, it's on the quieter side of things. So y'all out there have to put a little more respect in the people that are twenty years in." Budden's cohosts agreed that longevity, consistency, and quality are in Push's favor.
Joe Budden Blasts Jim Jones For Placing Big Sean Above Pusha T
Even though Big Sean might not be making the splash that he used to, don't think that means that he's off the map. For example, he just gave an excellent guest performance on the track "Palisades, CA" from Larry June and The Alchemist's collaborative album. Also, his last album Detroit 2 was a significant step-up in the eyes of many fans. Ultimately, the lesson here is to put some respect on both names, especially when they typically coexisted in two very different lanes despite being in the same clique.
Meanwhile, when it comes to Pusha T... well, are you going to doubt his greatness and catalog? As a true rapper's rapper, he earned a lot of respect from every corner of the game, from its most important progenitors to the young kids he inspired- and that then inspired him. Maybe Jim Jones is using a different metric to determine Push's greatness, but it's likely that the Clipse legend will get far more defense than scrutiny in this debate. Regardless, log back into HNHH for the latest on Jim Jones, Big Sean, Joe Budden, and Pusha T.
