Joe Budden shouldn’t be a fan of Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s new track “Bongos” and likened it to the brand new wave of AI songs.

The previous Slaughterhouse rapper flip podcaster has by no means been shy about sharing his opinion on all issues hip-hop, together with matters regarding anybody he’s associates with within the business. Definitely, Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion are getting a number of consideration this week following the discharge of their new track “Bongos.”

A number of the consideration is optimistic and a few unfavorable, with some people calling the track horrible. Maybe Joe Budden is probably the most outstanding title within the music house who spoke out in opposition to the raunchy single. Joey was talking on his The Joe Budden Podcast “The Docket” final Friday, the place he broke down the track piece by piece and trashed virtually each side of it.

The podcast lamented that the period of commercialized ratchet has handed, and a brand new wave of ghetto ratchet is taking root. He identified that Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion are too massive within the music business to be ghetto ratchet. He additionally admitted that the beat is tough.

“It’s that tough a** beat. The hook shouldn’t be hookin’ for me,” Budden mentioned. “There’s nothin’ in it to make it keep, one. And two…this commercialized ratchet has handed, it’s ghetto ratchet time. And neither considered one of them are ghetto ratchet on this track.”

He continued to trash Cardi and Megan, saying, “This seems like two ladies who can’t make a track.”

Joe Budden added that the track sounds very like a number of different AI generated songs making the spherical on the web. “Keep in mind, I mentioned all the highest, prime, prime, prime artists make songs like a science mission? That’s what this seems like,” he mentioned whereas including it appeared like a science mission cooked up by AI.

City Islandz reported final week that dancehall artist Lincoln 3Dot is contemplating taking authorized motion in opposition to Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion, and the track’s producers for seemingly jacking his track “Banga,” which was launched in 2020.

“Me and the producer positively wish to take authorized motion,” he mentioned to City Islandz. “The producer for Cardi B’s track is aware of my producer… he is aware of Observe Starr, him comply with Observe Starr on Instagram. We actually know the place it’s coming from. He’s the one which did that, that entire sampling of our sound.”

His followers are additionally urging him to hunt authorized illustration to look additional into the matter because the songs sound a lot alike.

Within the meantime, “Bongos” has already surpassed 8 million views on YouTube and hundreds of thousands extra streams on Spotify and Apple Music, making it a industrial success. That is regardless of Joe Budden and others calling the track trash.