By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer
Yesterday, Joe Budden released No Love Lost, his third studio album. The album comes five years after Joe Budden’s last album, Padded Room. Initially, Joe Budden was signed to Def Jam and appeared to be the next big thing in the rap game. However, Joe Budden’s feud with Jay-Z proved to be too much to overcome when Def Jam appointed him president.
Facing constant delays with his album, Joe Budden began releasing mixtapes. Treating each mixtape as a new album, Joe Budden helped to revolutionize the game. Now, all of the biggest rappers in the game drop album-worthy mixtapes. Joe Budden announced No Love Lost during the promotion of his last mixtape, A Loose Quarter.
With No Love Lost coming out yesterday, Joe Budden made his media rounds without the primary focus being the shenanigans of “Love & Hip Hop.” No Love Lost is out and is expected to do rather well. Joe Budden is currently projected to sell somewhere between 25,000 and 30,000 in the first week of sales for No Love Lost.
