AceShowbiz - Joe Budden's hip-hop podcast has become a cornerstone of culture commentary, attracting a dedicated audience with its provocative discussions. The recent onboarding of Marc Lamont Hill has further bolstered the podcast's reputation, prompting Budden to declare him "GM of the year."

While some expressed confusion over the "GM" reference, others hailed the announcement with enthusiasm. Hill's involvement is expected to add depth and nuance to the podcast's already engaging conversations.

Budden's podcast has garnered a reputation for its divisive statements, but these are often accompanied by thoughtful explanations and rigorous debate. The team has evolved its perspectives over time, as evidenced by their shift on the Lil Wayne and [c=Kendrick Lamar Super Bowl halftime show controversy.

Despite occasional criticism, Budden and his team have achieved notable success. They have successfully navigated controversies and sparked important conversations within the hip-hop community.

The buzz around Budden's podcast is often propelled by its fearless approach to controversial subjects. For instance, Budden didn't shy away from discussing the complicated beef between Gunna and Young Thug. He candidly addressed the moral complexities and financial entanglements involved, stating, "All this principle and moral s**t, I'm sick of it. N***as is out here doing s**t for the dollar that's better than them. I've been fighting trial with the most high-priced lawyers in the universe, I'm taking care of a million n***as... You would be a fool to turn down your top-tier act or say 'Yo, I'm standing on principle, I'm not taking a dollar from you.'"