Azealia Banks has responded in typically unfiltered fashion to Iggy Azalea’s recent ‘Becky’ objection, saying, “You called yourself a runaway slave master you silly white bitch.”
The whole debacle began with the release of Beyonce’s incredible new album, Lemonade. On ‘Sorry’, which addresses husband Jay Z’s alleged infidelity, Beyonce sings, “He only want me when I’m not there / He better call Becky with the good hair.”
The term is considered by some to be a general term for a certain type of white woman. So when a fan of Iggy Azalea called her Becky, she objected strongly, saying, “Dont call all asian women ‘ming lee’ dont call white women ‘becky’ dont call black women ‘sha nay nay’.”
Despite having her own issues with Beyonce’s album, Azealia Banks was not having any of Azalea’s complaints.
YOU CALLED YOURSELF A RUNAWAY SLAVE MASTER, YOU SILLY WHITE BITCH. STAY OUT OF GROWN FOLKS BUSINESS.
— BRUJA DEL BLOQUE (@AZEALIABANKS) April 29, 2016
igloo is the fucking dumbest most condescending white bitch on the face of the earth. she honestly is just so fucking dumb and delusional.
— BRUJA DEL BLOQUE (@AZEALIABANKS) April 29, 2016
who asked her white ass to say anything? you are not invited to this conversation rebecca.
— BRUJA DEL BLOQUE (@AZEALIABANKS) April 29, 2016
ur whole existence is a mockery of black women, just because you get black dick in ur mouth doesn't give you a right to comment on anything.
— BRUJA DEL BLOQUE (@AZEALIABANKS) April 29, 2016
somebody need to deport that bitch back to the fucking outback steakhouse. go put another shrimp on the barby bitch
— BRUJA DEL BLOQUE (@AZEALIABANKS) April 29, 2016
and THAT's what you get for fucking around with shady white hoes. didn't beyonce take ur pasty cotton ball looking ass on tour?
— BRUJA DEL BLOQUE (@AZEALIABANKS) April 29, 2016
your subject matter as all wrong. you need to be rapping about fosters beer, boomerang, kangaroo pouch, sunburn, and how to get in the Sclub
— BRUJA DEL BLOQUE (@AZEALIABANKS) April 29, 2016
Please fuck the fuck off.
— BRUJA DEL BLOQUE (@AZEALIABANKS) April 29, 2016
This is far from the first time the two rappers have clashed. They’ve frequently disagreed over Azalea’s appropriation (or lack thereof, in Azalea’s view) of black culture.