Joe Budden has been filmed getting into a heated argument with his podcast co-host QueenzFlip over comments made during the show.

In the clip, which was uploaded to Patreon by Budden himself, the retired rapper appears to attack his co-host over apparent attempts to change how he talks about things on the podcast.

“You don’t check my words. You can’t check my words,” Budden says.

Queenzflip (real name Trevor Robinson) then gets increasingly heated and fires back: “Based on what? ‘Cause you paying me, n-gga? I’m a grown man. You keep saying stupid shit about me and you can’t keep doing that.”

Budden reiterates that he will not be dictated to on his podcast, yelling: “You and nobody else in this world can tell me how to talk!”

QueenzFlip then takes issue with the former Slaughterhouse member “always saying something negative,” and claims he “highlights negativity.”

Things even threaten to get physical as the two men get up in each other’s faces, with Flip saying: “Don’t touch me!”

All the time while the row is taking place, the show’s other co-hosts remain silent in the background.

This isn’t the first time that the two appear to have fallen out.

Last year, QueenzFlip took a month long break from the podcast after having a row with Joe Budden.

After returning to the show, QueenzFlip detailed what went down, saying: “We had a big argument, I mean, 90 minutes of it. But he was the aggressor in this one, I ain’t gonna lie. People can agree. He was saying some crazy things to me.”

QueenzFlip then revealed that he was asked to sit out the podcast for a while and that he immediately tried to make amends with Budden.

“Now, I’m calling Joe’s phone crazy, calling him mad times,” he said. “‘Yo, you’re wilding. I gotta talk to you, you’re bugging.’ Then I told the n-gga in the texts, ‘I’m pulling up.’”

Budden also apologized for his part in their spat.

Despite apparent issues between the pair, QueenzFlip recently defended Budden during the controversy over his lewdness arrest after he was allegedly caught naked in his apartment building.

Budden claimed that he was sleepwalking and charges against the podcasting pioneer were eventually dropped, but that did not stop fans from making jokes.