As music lovers continue to mourn the passing of 30-year-old PnB Rock, Joe Budden has taken a moment on his podcast to air out DJ Akademiks for his social media coverage of the artist's tragic death, seemingly saying that the Off The Record host's uploading of his most recent interview with the late singer – recorded just days before his death – was insensitive.
"I hate that I saw that clip," Budden said of footage from Ak and Rock's interview during which the recording artist spoke about being targeted by robbers while out and about with his girlfriend and young daughter approximately 10 days before his words came into fruition at a Los Angeles restaurant on September 12th.
PnB Rock's Death: "You Gotta Be Sensitive"">PnB Rock in 2019 -- Paras Griffin/Getty Images
The Joe Budden Podcast host continued, "I hate that Ak put that clip. This was my exact Adam22 argument about sensitivity. You gotta be sensitive about certain things. I can’t put that out. At the end, while alive, he’s describing his partner and he’s talking about the role that your partner plays in those instances."
"As a man, we’ve all been there where we peep something and our partner maybe didn’t think it was that serious. So he describes that in his clip and not very long after, shortly after, it comes to life. That exact shit," he said.
Though he didn't hesitate to air Akademiks out, Budden admitted that he, too, posted some questionable content about PnB Rock's death that earned him some backlash without revealing any specific details as to what the upload was.
Finally, the 42-year-old expressed sympathy for the mother of the "Selfish" hitmaker's two children, Stephanie Sibounheuang, who has been faced with intense cyberbullying after her partner's passing.
"Now, the young lady. I posted a picture. I deleted it. I was getting fried. Now there’s a clip that says I was slipping before this. I’m not putting that clip out because that young lady is already dealing with enough," Budden shared. "I don’t need to compile on what’s going on with her in this moment. For what? It’s nasty."
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