Rapper loses UK Festival gig over Twitter exchange
The 'too' vocal rapper has reportedly been dropped from her headlining role at the Rinse Born and Bred festival in the UK over her exchange with Skai Jackson and Zayn Malik yesterday, May 10.
The 'too' vocal rapper has reportedly been dropped from her headlining role at the Rinse Born and Bred festival in the United Kingdom over her exchange with yesterday, May 10.
The organisers of the festival made the announcement today, May 11, 2016, indicating that the brand is made for everyone and is all about "inclusivity and equality," ideologies Banks hardly represents with her Twitter rants.
A concerned fan had attacked Banks for failing to be on Lady Gaga and Rihanna's albums, adding that Banks has not been able to beat Nicki Minaj and Lil Kim's rap superiority and yet all she seemed concerned about is trading words with a child on Twitter.
Banks had only taken stars to the cleaners over the comparisons, calling Riri a slut, while adding that Gaga's career is over and Nicki is ripping off Lil Kim's rap skills!
As previously reported on numerous occasions, Banks is best known for her Twitter rants than her music and has taken shots at other Hollywood stars apart from the above mentioned, such as Donald Trump, Eminem and Iggy Azalea.
The fact that she had been dragged by a 14-year-old only makes it more obvious that Banks has a lot of reevaluating to do, and as soon as possible before she completely sinks her 'barely existent' brand.
See some of Skai tweets below.
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Lets hope this loss will effect some much needed changes.
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