Benny The Butcher Reflects On “Johnny P’s Caddy” With Joe Budden

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WEST HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA - JUNE 24: Benny the Butcher attends Toast To Black Hollywood Celebration at The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills on June 24, 2022 in West Hollywood, California. (Photo by Johnny Nunez/Getty Images)
Benny The Butcher recently discussed his lyrics from “Johnny P’s Caddy” with Joe Budden.

Benny the Butcher recently sat down for a lengthy interview with Joe Budden, during which he reflected on his 2022 song, “Johnny P’s Caddy." In the Tana Talk 4 track, Benny claimed to have brought "Validity" to Griselda. The two discussed the J. Cole-assisted track on Conversation Lovers Only.

“This what that line is really towards,” Benny began in the conversation. “It’s toward the fans. It’s when you coming up under a two-headed monster, or whoever is ahead of you, or whoever laid the path for you. For me, West and Conway, my family. A lot of people be be thinking like, ‘where do I fit in at?’ I dealt with that. That was something that I dealt with. People acting like I never brought nothing to the camp.”

Benny The Butcher At BET Hip-Hop Awards

ATLANTA, GEORGIA - OCTOBER 01: Benny the Butcher attends the 2021 BET Hip Hop Awards at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center on October 01, 2021 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Johnny Nunez/2021 BET Hip Hop Awards/Getty Images for BET)

Benny added that the idea that he doesn't bring anything to Griselda still permeates to this day. “They hated Burden Of Proof. When that dropped, that was Griselda’s biggest selling record at the time,” he continued. “Highest place on the chart at that time.” As for the full lyric, Benny rapped, “Come with that energy ’cause some shit gon’ always stick with me/They wanna know what I brought to Griselda, I say, 'Validity.'"

Benny Speaks With Joe Budden

Benny's interview with Budden comes ahead of the release of his next album, Everybody Can’t Go, which will be his debut for Def Jam. The album, which is produced by Hit-Boy, will arrive on Friday, August 11. He hinted at the direction of the new project during a series of tweets posted last month. “NO…my album won’t be loaded up with boom bap beats… I did that already… the sound watered down too much y’all can have that shit,” he wrote in one post.

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