Rapper tells President Obama to shut up!
In a now deleted Instagram post, she also accused him of making black people look bad.
Azealia Banks
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Seems like, the American rapper is back to shading people on social media and this time she drags President of the United States, Barrack Obama calling him out for making black people look bad.
It all started yesterday, July 17, 2016 after news broke that about eight United States police officers were shot in Baton Rouge, with three already dead. Not long after, Obama went on to address the nation, calling the shooters ‘cowards.’ “There is no justification for violence against law enforcement. None. These attacks are the work of cowards who speak for no one. They right no wrongs. They advance no causes,” he said.
Azealia having none of it lashed out at Obama telling him to shut the fuck up.
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"No Obama. You are wrong. Just because you are afraid of seeming too in line or in support of black interests doesn't mean you get to keep spitting in our fucking faces like this. I completely understand that you will be killed by the white supremacy, if you were to stand on the side of black people but saying shit like this is making it worse. For all of us," she shared.
ALSO READ: Azealia Banks The loud mouth of Hip-Hop
See her full statement below:
Recall that after her ugly homophobic filled rant at pop singer Zayn Malik in May this year, the controversial Hip-Hop act gave a heartfelt apology to her fans. In the apology she vowed never to use a homophobic slur again.
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