The speaker describes witnessing Joe Budden verbally and physically assault a pregnant woman, including yelling, forcibly pulling her from bed, and sitting on her stomach. The account frames the incident as emotional abuse and narcissistic behavior, highlighting Budden's refusal to accept responsibility for his actions.
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I've seen Joe in action yelling at the top of his lungs, dragging. He said he, he come in the house, he said, shorty, get up. She was asleep, she was pregnant. Get up, get on up. She didn't want to get up because she was pregnant, 3 months pregnant. He drags out of the bed, sits on her stomach, yells at her. Did you know that yelling at someone is a form of emotional abuse and could be, you know, deemed as violence? So when they're, when they're hitting back at you when they go because they can't beat you, they can't out-yell you, they can't out-talk to you, so they gonna burn your clothes. And then you respond by grabbing the wrist after you've antagonized her. This is narcissism at its finest. This is people refusing to take any responsibility for their own actions, and everything is everybody else's fault. I have done nothing. I've seen him in action.