Posted on 03/17/2015 10:16:41 AM PDT by tcrlaf
This shouldn’t upset anybody, right? Azealia decided to open up in her recent Playboy interview, and she showed no mercy, even saying how she hates the “fat white Americans” who make up “everything about this country.” Yikes!
Azealia Banks, 23, has never been known to pull her punches when it comes to speaking her mind. And when she starts, you better duck because nobody is safe when she’s on a tear. In her brand new Playboy interview. By the end of it, the Broke With Expensive Tastes rapper takes aim at EVERYBODY: Lorde, Kendrick Lamar, and “fat white Americans” – nobody is spared!
Azealia Banks Playboy Interview: Attacks America Saying ‘I Hate Everything About This Country!’
If you aren’t a fan of Azealia now, her appearance in Playboy’s annual ‘Sex and Music’ issue won’t to win you over. And she probably won’t care.
“I hate everything about this country,” says the controversial rapper, who appears on the cover, along with a 10-page pictorial, of the Mar.20 issue. In the feature interview, Azaelia disses all the “fat white Americans…who are crunched into the middle of America, the real fat and meat of America, are these racist conservative white people who live on their farms.”
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Gee, just like your pResident.
Yep.
So then he’s going to reside where, exactly?
B F L
“she hates the “fat white Americans” who make up “everything about this country.”
It’s a double-edge sword, you racist piece of garbage. 50 IQ black savages still don’t get it that you gotta work for your daily bread. When Gen. Sherman marched through the south freeing slaves, he was appalled by the thousands of slaves who attached themselves to the trailing army, looking for free handouts.
What has Africa done to deserve that?
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