Azaelia Banks quietly quit Twitter for lent. Never mind the fact that Lent started in mid-February and it’s early March.
Apparently no one is off limits to Azealia Banks. The Harlem rapper got into it with Erykah Badu on Twitter (Feb. 14) today for critiquing her music.
Between finally dropping her debut album, Broke With Expensive Taste, and becoming a magnet, or instigator, for Twitter slander, Azealia Banks has had an eventful last year. The volatile rapper’s next foray includes a feature in Playboy magazine.Â
Azalea Banks wants to know why the “white media” didn’t come save her back when T.I. threatened to throw her down a flight of stairs, but defended Iggy Azalea in this Snoop Dogg thing. Not that what Tip said was appropriate, but she failed to mention that she actually started their little social media war by […]
Miss Azealia Banks is back in the news the only way she knows how. Which is stirring a simmering pot of beef broth with artists who are bigger than her on the musical food chain. Her latest Twitter war comes courtesy of picking at an old scab in her feud with T.I. by first going […]
Hip-Hop artists interact with their peers and camps as if they were family members when the truth of the matter is, the music industry is simply a glamorous business. When situations deteriorate, artists with enough sense and experience take what they learned and move to their the next facet of the career.
Pharrell Williams’ marvelous upcoming solo album G I R L was marred with a bit of tardy controversy this morning of February 26 after a color war was spawned over his the model selection he used for the album’s cover.
Another day, another struggle is becoming an old adage for MC, Azealia Banks. Today, she announced that her Soundcloud page has been deleted after two previous red flags on songs posted.
If Twitter rants from female rappers unhappy with their label situations is to become a thing of normalcy, all leading ladies behind the microphone can kiss their hopes of equal representation within the male-driven industry au revoir.
It was only a matter of time before remixes of Beyoncé songs started pouring in. That said, New York legend Busta Rhymes teams up Harlem native Azealia Banks on a new version of “Partition.”
In light of Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson and his anti-gay statements, it wouldn’t mark the first time a popular celebrity expressed a similar view. In fact, Robertson’s ill-timed comments places him in a varied group of public figures and entertainers who put their foots squarely in their mouths.
Beat jacking might just be rap’s not-so-secret epidemic. Yesterday, producer Major Seven accused K.E. On the Track of stealing the beat for “The Devil Is A Lie” (pretty ironic, given the title).
