Joe Budden Confronts Security Guard Outside Hospital, Accuses Him Of Harassment: I’ll Beat Your F*ck*ng Ass!

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Joe Budden Confronts Security Guard Outside Hospital, Accuses Him Of Harassment: I’ll Beat Your F*ck*ng Ass!

Joe Budden has been on a roll lately when it comes to letting his feelings be known, which isn’t unusual given his naturally outspoken nature. The latest instance that has Budden verbally unleashing on someone involves a security guard who decided to confront him while he was standing outside a hospital.

According to Budden, he was standing outside a local hospital having a smoke on the sidewalk, when a security guard began to ask him why he was outside smoking and to get out of the street because he automatically assumed that he was a patient at the hospital. Budden quickly replied,

“no, I’m in the street, with my cigarette. Why are you here?”

The security guard shot back,

“because I think you’re a patient at this hospital.”

Budden let him know he didn’t care about his opinion, saying

“you can think whatever you wanna think.”

A second security guard walks up and asks Budden if he has a wristband to which he responded he did not, then the first guard said I asked you that. Not feeling how the first security guard was attempting to spin things, Budden proclaims,

“no, you didn’t ask. You said, ‘why are you smoking on campus, you’re not supposed to be out here, you are a patient.’ That’s what you said, you don’t even know how to do your f**king job. I’m not a patient.”

Referring to the more polite second security guard, Budden continued to slam the initial officer, saying,

“see what happens when you talk to people respectfully? You get calm answers, real calm. This is harassment.”

To finish him off Budden simply let the security guard know that he would “beat his f**king a**.” It will be interesting to see who finds themselves on Joe Budden’s hit list next.

Tell us, do you agree with Joe Budden’s remarks to the security guard? Have you ever been harassed by authority? Let us know in the comments. 

By Danielle Jennings