Joe Budden recently received a gold plaque for his 2003 hit 'Pump It Up,' a milestone celebrated 21 years after the song's release. However, Yung Miami, a rapper and podcast host, mocked Budden's belated recognition on social media by posting laughing emojis and reminding him that she was a child when the song came out. Budden hinted at a potential response but opted for a more subdued approach, suggesting it would be 'too easy' to retaliate. The exchange between the two highlights ongoing tensions, as Budden has previously criticized Yung Miami's handling of her career and personal life. The incident has sparked discussions about their respective music careers, with Budden's recent accolade drawing comparisons to the success of Yung Miami's group, City Girls. Their social media feud reflects broader debates about credibility and achievements in the music industry.