The 'Anna Wintour' raptress launches a lengthy, bigoted rant on Instagram in which she puts the 'Angel Baby' hitmaker on blast after he shared that her track was his 'go-to pregame' song.
- Nov 9, 2023
AceShowbiz - Azealia Banks makes it clear that she doesn't appreciate Troye Sivan's complement. On Wednesday, November 8, the "Anna Wintour" raptress launched a lengthy, bigoted rant on Instagram in which she put the "Angel Baby" hitmaker on blast after he raved about her song "212".
In response to Troye's claim that the track is his "go-to pregame" song, Azealia called him "a late condescending expired Twink." After also calling him a "b***h," she continued, "We've been past 212."
"Trying ur hardest to hold on the f**king weak a** pedophilia x incest aesthetic - perpetuating that underlying double standard that somehow pedophilia practiced amongst men is somehow okay… that fueled ur trash a** music in the first placed," she further blasted the "Got Me Started" singer.
She added, "Give it up, puberty hit that a** and made u a doofy looking young man." As if that wasn't bad enough, the "Chasing Time" femcee ended her rant with an apparent transphobic note by saying, "I bet he'll put the grift 'come out' as trans next."
This wasn't the first time Azealia hurled insults to Troye. Back in 2018, the raptress reacted strongly when the "Youth" singer suggested that while he wanted to collaborate with her, he had conflicting feelings about her. "I mean, I was a huge Azealia Banks fan, but that all went south a little bit," he said on "Zach Sang" show. "It's just one of those annoying things where you just wanna support [her] so bad and it just doesn't work out like that."
After catching wind of the remarks, Azealia wrote on Twitter, now X, "LOL, who told him a collab with me was a possibility? What happens if I personally have no interest in collaborating with him? These white gays love to dog me yet can never keep my name out of their mouths."
She added, "For the record I am not interested nor have I ever been interested in a collaboration with Troye Sivan. The type of entitlement with which he's chosen to mention me is a real turn off… don't even know the kid."
