Many people have wondered how Azealia Banks passed her time in the two years that she didn't release any new music, and now we know:
She stocked her reserves full of trash-talk about every single rapper who's more famous than she is! (Read: all of them.)
So now that she's attempting to become relevant again, Ms. Bank$ is letting it all out in the form of seething, often racially-charged Twitter tirades.
Remember when rappers had to write songs in order to express their contempt for one another? Those were the days.
Anyway, whether she's calling T.I.'s wife ugly or referring to Iggy Azalea as "Satan in the form of mayonnaise," Banks is hip hop's foremost hater these days, so we suppose it was only a matter of time before she directed her fury toward the genre's current king:
Kendrick Lamar appears on the cover of the new issue of Billboard magazine, and it seems Azealia didn't like his comments about his own experiences as a black man in America.
As you may have guessed, she didn't keep her feelings to herself:
"HOW DARE YOU open your face to a white publication and tell them we don't respect ourselves," Banks wrote in a tweet directed at Lamar. "Speak for your f--king self...Dumbest sh-t I've ever heard a black man say."
It's been suggested that Banks' comments have more to do with Lamar's defense of her rival Iggy Azalea ("She's doing her thing. Let her.") than with his views on race relations, but in any event, it looks as though Kendrick won't deign to reply.
Probably a good idea.
Banks continues to pick fights with Eminem, T.I., and other more famous artists in hopes that someone will stoop to her level and help her rise above her current Twitter Troll Queen status. Thus far, no one has taken the bait.
Taylor Swift wrote a song titled "Bad Blood" about an enemy in the music business. We're pretty sure the subject was Katy Perry.
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