Joe Budden Speaks On A Possible Slaughterhouse/Black Hippy Collaboration

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Joe Budden talks about the possibility of a collaboration between supergroups Slaughterhouse and Black Hippy. He also confirmed he has more than one track with Ab-Soul recorded.

Throughout the summer, rumours circulated that two of hip-hops hottest groups in Slaughterhouse and Black Hippy were collaborating on a track. Recently, in an interview with LA Leakers, one quarter of Slaughterhouse, Joe Budden spoke about the possibility of a collaboration between the two super-groups. 

Budden was discussing his track with Ab-Soul, "Cut From a Different Cloth," on his latest mixtape, A Loose Quarter, when he confirmed the duo have several songs recorded together. As for the collaboration between all eight members of Slaughterhouse and Black Hippy, Joey remained skeptical but open to the possibility of it. 

"Ab-Soul what up - yeah, we've got a couple of more joints that we did. I ain't put 'em on the tape, but they'll be seeing the light of day soon," Budden said. "[A Slaughterhouse/Black Hippy collaboration] is too much, that's too much. That's too many people for me to…I don't know. If it happens, great - naturally, I'd be all for it. I'm down to rap with any rapper that wants to rap."

What do you guys think of the possibility of the two groups combining for a track? 

Check out the full interview below. 


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<b>Contributor</b> Dhruva fell in love with hip-hop after his first listen of Eminem's verbal venom on The Marshall Mathers LP. Fast forward fifteen years later and this journalist and aspiring novelist critiques and discusses the entire genre in his free time after spending the last fifteen years obsessively listening to it while breaking down the influence hip-hop has had on a whole generation of people and pop culture. An opinionated person, it's hard to change his views but Dhruva is always open to listen to any artist before deciding on their value.
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