The clip comes from The Joe Budden Podcast, where former rapper and broadcaster Joe Budden built a reputation for blunt music criticism and unfiltered group debates. His two pack of ass phrase became a fan favorite shorthand for something judged completely worthless, quoted in comment sections and clipped across social media. Podcast listeners began isolating the moment as a standalone reaction, sharing it whenever new music, sports performances or online opinions missed the mark. Its staying power comes from Budden's recognisable delivery and the phrase's simple, repeatable rating.