With personalities that Joe Budden referred to as being “eerily similar,” it’s somewhat surprising that the Slaughterhouse emcee has not yet had the opportunity to record a song with Shady Records architect Eminem. Although a collaboration between Budden and Eminem has not yet come to fruition, while speaking with DJ Whoo Kid the rapper revealed that there is a possibility that such a collaboration will happen eventually.

“It’s possible,” said Budden in regards to working with Eminem. “We haven’t done solely a him and I record. We haven’t done that. We’ve been in the studio together, but we haven’t recorded. And I mean the one time that I had a record where I thought it would make sense for the both of us to do, he was really heavy into his album. I didn’t want to interrupt that.”

During his interview with DJ Whoo Kid, the subject of lyrical intimidation was brought up and Budden quickly responded with a “no” when asked if he has ever found himself intimidated by Eminem.

“Eerily similar. I agree with that,” Budden shared when the topic of the two rappers personalities was brought up. “That’s why I think the record would be different and it would make so much sense more than people actually know.”

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Joe Budden is currently preparing for the release of his album No Love Lost which is due out on February 5th.

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