In a fiery live exchange that has sent shockwaves through the hip-hop community, Fat Joe confronted N.O.R.E. on the latest episode of “Drink Champs” after N.O.R.E. claimed that the Joe Budden Podcast overshadowed both Fat Joe’s show and the iconic Jadakiss. The tension was palpable as Fat Joe, known for his candidness, didn’t hold back, asserting, “We number one with a bullet. Don’t get that [expletive] up.”

The confrontation erupted when N.O.R.E. made a bold statement about the relevance of certain podcasts in hip-hop culture, sparking an impassioned response from Fat Joe. He passionately defended the contributions of various podcasts, insisting that while new voices are emerging, the foundational shows, including his own, deserve recognition. “If it wasn’t for those three podcasts, probably a lot of people wouldn’t be here right now,” Fat Joe declared, emphasizing the importance of their legacy.

The exchange quickly turned heated, with both discussing the evolving podcast landscape filled with fresh talent. Fat Joe pointed out that dismissing other shows undermines the hard work put in by many creators. “There’s a lot of guys putting in work,” he said, underscoring the diversity of voices in the podcasting arena.

As the debate raged on, it became clear that both Fat Joe and N.O.R.E. were passionate about their craft, yet tensions simmered beneath the surface. Fans are left wondering if this confrontation will lead to a deeper rift or if it’s just a momentary flare-up in the competitive podcasting space. One thing is certain: this exchange has reignited discussions about the significance and evolution of hip-hop podcasts, leaving audiences eager for more.