American rapper singer Azealia Banks has received backlash once again for another controversy she's in. Banks is under fire again for insulting tweets about the LGBT community and KKK comparison.
Few days had just passed since the 24-year-old singer had been involved in an airplane scuffle with a flight employee, whom she called "f--king f----t, last September 22. The rapper is again entangled on another controversy. The E! News reported that it seems the American rapper offended the LGBT community by comparing them into a known group on Twitter.
Azealia took on Twitter and wrote, "LGBT community (GGGG) are like the gay white KKK's," she reportedly wrote on Twitter. "Get them some pink hoods and unicorns and let them rally down Rodeo Drive." The rapper tweeted last Sunday, though it was already deleted, screencaps of her tweets posts circulates over the internet.
The She Knows wrote, Banks' now-deleted controversial tweet enraged many social media users after a minute of posting. However, it seems like the rapper still standing firm on her words. She responded the angry reactions of the social media users with another tweet, "Toughen up". All I had to do was say one word and I moved a whole community. What weaklings!!!
Banks still replied with a series of taunting tweets. "I'm not a weak bitch, being called a dyke or does absolutely nothing to move me. 'Words are not tangible things' she tweeted. 'You all CHOOSE to get upset. Remember, Offense is only TAKEN, it is never given.'
This is not only the time that the "Ice Princess" hit singer had involved in a tweeter beef fights. According to the Daily Mail, she also had a tweeter clash with other artists such as Nicki Minaj, Iggy Azalea, Angel Haze and Lady Gaga. The New-York born singer was also previously criticized in social media for her foul mouth and for degrading misogyny.
Though, she had received heavy back lashed in social media, Azalia Banks admitted she's bisexual. She wrote on twitter, that she had a transgender brother and the people working under her are gay men.
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