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Diddy<\/a> is receiving a serious historical past lesson after the 53-year-old publicly credited Drink Champs<\/em>\u00a0hosts N.O.R.E.<\/a> and DJ EFN<\/a> for pioneering Hip-Hop podcasting.<\/p>\n According to VIBE<\/a>, the music mogul gave the duo their flowers throughout a commemoration celebration on Sunday. The celebration was meant to have fun the hosts\u2019 latest win for Best Hip-Hop Platform on the 2022 BET Hip-Hop Awards. And it was thrown by Diddy himself.<\/p>\n In a clip shared on Instagram, Diddy is heard telling company and fellow podcasters to thank N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN for his or her contributions.<\/p>\n They actually created a complete trade for lots of people that come from the place we\u2019ve come from to get seven-figure offers. And it could not be that means if it wasn\u2019t for these two guys. So congratulations, and when y\u2019all see them, say thanks. Be gracious.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Although Diddy\u2019s remarks had been met by applause on the occasion, not many had been happy. According to VIBE<\/a>, fellow podcasters, Brian \u201cB. Dot\u201d Miller<\/a> and Kazeem Famuyide<\/a> had been fast to let Diddy know the place he went unsuitable.<\/p>\n \u201cJuan Ep, RIP Combat Jack,\u201d B. Dot Miller commented,\u00a0referring to the Juan Epstein<\/em>\u00a0podcast hosted by Cipha Sounds<\/a> and Peter Rosenberg<\/a>. As nicely as the enduring Combat Jack Show<\/em>, hosted by the\u00a0late Reggie \u201cCombat Jack\u201d Oss\u00e9<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Famuyide took Miller\u2019s remark a step additional.<\/p>\n Love for NORE and EFN, however by no means rely out the contributions or Combat Jack, Juan Ep, and [Taxstone].<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n As many would recall, Taxstone<\/a> launched his podcast, Tax Season<\/em><\/a>, in 2015 on Combat Jack\u2019s Loud Speakers community.<\/p>\n According to VIBE<\/a>, one web consumer couldn\u2019t assist however point out one other podcaster whom Diddy had forgotten.<\/p>\n I\u2019m sorry, however N.O.R.E ain\u2019t paved the way in which for SH*T. Joe Budden<\/a> is the one who made podcasts well-liked. S\/O to Combat Jack (RIP), he set it off, nevertheless it was JOE BUDDEN on this latest period that made rattling close to everybody wanna pod. Foh Diddy.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n<\/blockquote>\n
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Diddy Gets Schooled<\/h3>\n
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More Hip-Hop Podcasters Missing From The Conversation<\/h3>\n
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