Joe Budden vs. Drake: the 2016 diss track order

The June–July 2016 run

Drake’s 4PM in Calabasas arrived on June 4, 2016 and is filed against Joe Budden, Meek Mill, and Puff Daddy. Joe Budden then released Making A Murderer Part 1 on June 30, followed by Wake on July 6.^[1],[2],[3]

Budden continued with Afraid on July 16 and Just Because on July 22. Those four releases form the archive’s concentrated response run, while Drake’s record remains multi-target and should not be described as addressing Budden alone.^[1],[2],[3]

• 1. 4PM in Calabasas — Drake →
• 2. Making A Murderer Part 1 — Joe Budden →
• 3. Wake — Joe Budden →
• 4. Afraid — Joe Budden →
• 5. Just Because — Joe Budden →

One multi-target record, four focused replies

The imbalance in track count does not require an invented one-for-one structure. The useful relationship is simpler: 4PM in Calabasas is the dated entry point, and Budden’s four records follow in a clear public release order across three weeks.^[1],[2],[3]

DissNation identifies dates and targets from published records. It does not infer private intent from ambiguous lines beyond the editorial target assignment, and it does not score the exchange by volume of releases.