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His eponymous debut was well-received, containing the Just Blaze-produced single "Pump It Up," for which he was nominated for a Grammy in 2004. To date, he has released fifteen or so musical projects, from mixtapes to studio albums. 1980) is an American rapper and actor from Jersey City, New Jersey.

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While initiating the "Representin' Jersey" blazin' move, Joe performs the Stone Cold Stunner, the finishing move of retired pro wrestler Steve Austin.Joe Budden looks unhappy at a bowling alley.

The others are Snowman, D-Mob, Manny, Dan G, Pockets, Redman, Capone and House.

Joe Budden is one of the few characters to return in Fight for NY with one of their previous blazing moves from Vendetta.

The others are Comp and CNN ( Capone and N.O.R.E.), DMX, Method Man and Redman.

Joe Budden is one of seven characters who featured the most songs in Def Jam series.

Ghostface, WC, Manny, and Capone are the only other veterans to share this unique feature. In this case, he was playable right from the start in Vendetta but has to be unlocked in Fight For NY and The Takeover.

Joe Budden is one of the few veterans to have their playable status change between Vendetta and Fight For NY .

Joe Budden's blazin' move in Def Jam Fight For NY is named after his song that is featured in the game's soundtrack.

In the Japanese version, Capone and Ghostface Killah also share this trait.

Joe Budden is the only member of D-Mob's Crew that the player does not encounter during story mode in Def Jam Vendetta.fight?" - Outroĭef Jam FFNY - Joe Budden Voice Lines Trivia "Is there anyone in the building that can actually."You're goin' down, fool! You're goin' down!"."I'm gonna smack ya head off yo shoulders." - Intro.In the first half of the Story Mode, Joe can be seen walking past D-Mob, Blaze, Sticky, and Hero after his match against Ice-T. Joe is fought during the second half of the Story Mode. Joe Budden works for D-Mob and can usually be found hanging out with the crew at the Babylon nightclub in Flatbush. Joe Budden is part of D-Mob's Def Jam Crew, however he's the only member that the player does not encounter during story mode.

It was only a matter of time before the really big guns caught wind of what Joe was spitting and offered him the chance to shine on his own album. Impressed with what he'd heard, Webb offered Joe and On Top the financial freedom to stay in the studio and concentrate on making mix tapes. In 2001 everything changed as one of Joe's self-produced CDs made its way toĬutmaster Cee, who passed it along to Webb of Desert Storm. The prospects of fame excited the 17-year-old but nothing came of the promises. Soon low-level industry types started buzzing around, filling his head with American Idol-worthy dreams. Joe started hitting local studios and getting on mix tapes, doing it for the love and as means of expression. By the time he turnedġ6, Joe had decided to take his love of hip hop and his burgeoning skills to another level. He absorbed the songs of old-school legends like Rakim, Kool G Rap, Krs-One, and Queens's natives Run DMC and LL Cool J. The middle child of three boys, Joe heard music in his home (his dad plays several instruments), and on the streets. Then he moved to Jersey City, which he still calls home.

Born in Spanish Harlem, Joe Budden lived in Queens till he was 11.