Name: D Flémon- 06 Revolutionary by D Flémon
Duration: 3 min 10 s
Description: The Mixtape From Morning to Nightmares by Ms Flame On Herself D Flémon.

very clean on the production side of all these tracks also

In typical Joe Budden fashion, Pier 1 seems to be forgotten since its nationwide closures but Joe refuses to let the memory of the once prominent furniture store perish (13:10). Soon-after, leads the guys to a conversation dedicated to the etiquette of how to co-exist with an ex; stemming from the recent speculation of G Herbo appearing at his ex's party this past weekend (18:50). Stephen A. Smith finds himself in headlines after making insensitive comments regarding MLB's superstar Shohei Ohtani and not being held accountable for addressing Nigerian Olympic basketball players with the same respect (41:40), and Ice asks who has the 'Song of The Summer' thus far (1:10:00). Also, friend of the show, T-Pain begs for more creativity in music (1:16:35), DaBaby teaches a few kids a life-long lesson about attempting to hustle backwards (1:35:15) and MORE! &nbsp; Become a Patron of the The Joe Budden Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JBP: Tap in here&nbsp; &nbsp; Sleeper Picks Joe | 3 Doors Down - “Here Without You”&nbsp; &nbsp; Ice | Loose Kannon Takeoff - “Run Game” (Ft. Doodie Lo) &nbsp; Parks | IDK - “1995” &nbsp; Ish | Yalee - “Like Money”

Episode 455 | "From Bodega to Bottega"

Ish makes his return, which the guys discuss throughout the pod. This has been a great year for Hip Hop, as many of the top artists released music this year and, Meek Mill continues that trend with his latest project 'EXPENSIVE PAIN' (13:15). Joe and the crew also discuss Wale's new song featuring J. Cole (36:15), look forward to the BET Hip Hop Awards (53:10), and the Super Halftime performers were announced (1:00:35) (included Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar, Eminem, and MORE). Netflix announces Dave Chappelle's new standup (1:19:15), the U.S. running out of money (1:37:40), and MORE! Become a Patron of The Joe Budden Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JBP: Tap in here&nbsp; &nbsp; Sleeper Picks Joe | Kitty Ca$h - “Just Fine” (Ft. Kiana Ledé) Ice | RedCafe - “Drug Money” (Ft. Benny The Butcher) Parks | Dark Lo &amp; Havoc - “Make It Home” (Ft. Vado) Ish | Meek Mill - “Blue Notes II” (Ft. Lil Uzi Vert)

Episode 476 | "3am In Rikers"

Unlike previous Verzuz recaps, Joe shared his desire to not criticize but appreciate two of Hip Hop's greatest legends (Big Daddy Kane and KRS-One) as they performed their timeless catalogue of hits &nbsp;(23:10). Joe explained the nostalgia he endured while viewing the Verzuz and emphasized how pivotal both emcee's are to the evolution of Hip Hop (32:00). The crew then discuss the viral clip of a young man who attempted to steal another mans car at a gas station which lead to a discussion regarding this current generation not fearing consequences (1:04:45). Howard University students protest due to alleged poor living conditions (1:45:30), the crew remembers Colin Powell (2:05:30), an update on the Ben Simmons saga (2:09:30) and MORE! &nbsp; Become a Patron of The Joe Budden Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JBP: Tap in here&nbsp; &nbsp; Sleeper Picks Joe | Tone Stith - “Do I Ever” (Ft. Chris Brown) Ice | Stack Bundes - “Look N**** U Food” Parks | Roc Marciano &amp; Nicholas Craven - “1000 Mile Stare” Ish | Rotimi - “What To Do”

Episode 481 | "The Guy Stuck In A Cave"

Fortunately for the Joe Budden Podcast and the fans, the heavy hitters of Hip Hop are continuing to drop music! This week, Wale released his project "Folarin II" and Big Sean dropped a single. Joe and the crew speculate the irony of the two rappers releasing music the same day (14:50). Ice believes Big Sean could possibly be sending subliminal messages to Kendrick Lamar (25:00) and explains why Instagram ended the diss songs in Hip Hop (36:10). In addition, Joe expresses how proud he is of Wale's resilience as an artist (43:00), J. Cole claiming to be the best on the west coast (52:55), Alec Baldwin's fatal incident while filming a movie (1:09:00) and an update on Pooh Shiesty and NBA YoungBoy's legal issues (1:25:30). Also, the NBA released their top 75 players of all time list (1:35:15), Joe attends the Knicks season opener (1:57:50) and MORE! Become a Patron of The Joe Budden Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JBP: Tap in here&nbsp; &nbsp; Sleeper Picks Joe | PJ Morton - “Please Don’t Walk Away” Ice | Maxo Kream - “WHAT I LOOK LIKE” (Ft. Freddie Gibbs) Parks | Ransom - “Pray For The Weak” (Ft. The Game &amp; Rome Streetz) Ish | Dibasi - “Intro”

Episode 482 | "About To Get Geeky

Joe kicks things off with a phone call with one of R&amp;B's most notable voices, Tank, to discuss his recent comments on current male R&amp;B (3:09). Next, the crew then discusses the hurdles that singers face due to the melodic style of Hip Hop being made (31:14). Also, Travis Scott offers to perform for free at Coachella (59:18), and Joe highlights a gruesome story involving a person with a mental health condition *POTENTIAL TRIGGER WARNING* (1:10:00). And finally, DaBaby gets trashed while performing at Rolling Loud (1:32:40), and MORE! Become a Patron of The Joe Budden Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JBP: Tap in here&nbsp; &nbsp; Episode 493 Sleeper Picks Joe | Alina Baraz - “Take It Home” &amp; Victoria Monét - “F.U.C.K.” Ice | Chris Brown - “Last All Night” Parks | Parks &amp; Passport Gift - “Arctic League” Ish | Sinead Harnett - “If You Let Me” (Ft. GRADES)

Episode 494 | "Pretty Privilege"

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The crew kicks things off by acknowledging the maturation of Nicki Minaj and Joe's friendship after their recent interview (9:30). Next, they dive into the Jussie Smollett sentencing (17:45) and an update on Chris Brown's alleged allegations (32:30). A ton of highly anticipated music dropped from artists, including Lucky Daye (35:30), Lil Durk (48:10), and Benny the Butcher (54:20). Royce Da 5'9. Joins the podcast to discuss Slaughterhouse (56:50), Ryan Coogler was accused of a bank robbery attempt (1:58:20), and MORE! Become a Patron of The Joe Budden Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JBP: Tap in here&nbsp; &nbsp; Sleeper Picks Joe | Lucky Daye - “Candy Drip Interlude” &amp; “Fever” Ice | Lil Durk - “No Interviews” Parks | Method Man - “Butterfly Effect” (Ft. RJ Payne) Ish | Denaun - “Never Say”

Episode 517 | "Protecting Energy"

Joe kicks this episode off by announcing upcoming tour dates for the pod. The crew then dives into Pete Davidson responding to Kanye West in leaked text messages (29:40), reports of 6ix9ine going broke (58:20), and Conway the Machine's comments on his past contracts (1:09:10). Next, the guys discuss Mase's latest grievances (1:25:00), an update on the Alex Baldwin case (1:51:15), and the "Part of the Show" segment (2:36:45). &nbsp; Become a Patron of The Joe Budden Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JBP: Tap in here&nbsp; &nbsp; Sleeper Picks &nbsp; Joe | Kia Harper - "Lifetime"  Ice | Baby Smoove - "Animal Control"  Parks | El Camino &amp; Chase Fetti - "Josh Allen"  Maeta - "Bitch Don’t Be Mad"

Episode 518 | "Feelings Don’t Make Facts"

Joe kicks the pod off by discussing Meg thee Stallion's latest discrepancies with Carl Crawford (18:20) and other news headlines from this past week. Then, Latto joins the show (1:01:50) to discuss her new album, her thoughts on BBL's, and her journey in the industry. Lastly, the guys discuss Pusha T's Arby's diss track (2:02:50), Jamal Crawford retires from the NBA (2:12:35), and more! &nbsp; Become a Patron of The Joe Budden Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JBP: Tap in here&nbsp; &nbsp; Sleeper Picks&nbsp; Joe | Lyves - “How Would It Feel” Ice | EST Gee &amp; 42 Dugg - “Free The Shiners” Parks | Benny The Butcher - “Uncle Bun” (Ft. 38 Spesh) Ish | Maverick Sabre - “Falling”

Episode 520 | "Feed The Family"

The guys start by discussing Jack Harlow's highly anticipated album and much of the new music that was released (26:00). Joe also covers Dave Chappelle being attacked (1:12:15), Kevin Samuel's sudden passing (1:30:10), Drake gets petty on Instagram (2:13:10), and MORE! &nbsp; Become a Patron of The Joe Budden Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JBP: Tap in here&nbsp; &nbsp; Sleeper Picks &nbsp; Joe | Normani - “Fair” Ice | 42 Dugg - “Free Me” Parks | Bad Bunny - “Me Porto Bonito” Ish | VanJess - “Slow Down” (Ft. Lucky Daye)

Episode 532 | "Ain’t Nothing Average"

The Mixtape From Morning to Nightmares by Ms Flame On Herself D Flémon.

D Flémon- 06 Revolutionary

Updated Bio: If you haven’t heard that D Flame On, well let me inform you that D Flémon surely brings heat in many forms. Whether she’s spitting songs about life in her hometown Jersey City and cities alike or the ups and downs of love she consistently delivers, well... fire. Defined as a songwriter and emcee which is evident as she goes from “A Flame (Loves a Losing Game)” and “Dirt Be My Destiny” to street hits like “Ready Tho”, “Hear This!”, and “Real Good” on her newly released EP Love > War (Love Is Greater Than War).



Circa 2012: A song writer, lyricist, musician, D Flémon also known as "Flame On" began writing lyrics at the age of 12. Growing up in the gritty city of Jersey City the world seemed to offer few easy routes. It wasn't long after being introduced to the wonderful world of words she begin going in deeper, and never escaping. She realized she had a serious love for the pen and a pad, and soon after the love for lyrics turned into pure desire, a desire for rhyming. On tracks you'll hear this savvy lady's mic skills and electrifying writing. With a beat rocking, slick mouth swagg, her song catalog has shown D Flémon is as versatile as music it self.
 
D Flémon has done three underground mixtapes, with From Morning To Nitemares up next. You can check out her most recent work on the 2010 compilation album The Starting Line-Up (15 Minutes of Fame Entertainment) on iTunes. Here you witness her and her tie to everyday life on tracks like "Get Down" and "Money Right". D Flémon's true voice is clearly heard on "Fendi Boots" where she is not afraid to call out females and tell them to get it together, "How you weekly bottle popping number dropping/and in your fridge there ain't nothing, nothing...". When she's not writing for herself and others or spitting passion on tracks shes advocating for education. "I received lessons from family, I received lessons in my neighborhood, and in the classroom. Each are equally important, but all are slowly disappearing. Who are the kids and young adults suppose to learn from?" You definitely need to here more from this young lady, plus she does FLAME ON! 

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