NEWS: Azealia Banks Wants To See Action Bronson "Get Fucked Up" Following Ghostface Apology

Azealia Banks Wants To See Action Bronson "Get Fucked Up" Following Ghostface Apology

Azealia Banks is team Ghostface Killah in his beef with Action Bronson.

Action Bronson and Azealia Banks went back-and-forth on Twitter a few months back, and despite making some crude remarks over something a fan said (he mistakenly assumed it was Azealia herself), Bronson failed to make a public apology, something Banks took him to task for.

Following Action's quick apology to Ghostface yesterday, Azealia has pointed out the contradiction in his behavior, writing (in a now deleted tweet) "remember when Action Bronson had all that mouth to insult me, but now that Ghostface pulled his card, he's mum?"

She went on to wish that Bronson "gets fucked up" (Ghostface has not accepted his apology), as well as sharing a very explicit fantasy about stabbing him in the gut.

Banks then talked about the deeper roots of her issues with Bronson. "I have lots of disdain towards the men who have threatened me with bodily harm publicly," she wrote, adding, "Of course, no one cares that I get spoken to in these ways because I am not a white woman...."

Check out her still published tweets below, and screen caps of the rest below.

Fucking fat slob. I want to see him get fucked up SO badly...

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) July 21, 2015

I have lots of disdain towards the men who have threatened me with bodily harm publicly.

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) July 21, 2015

Of course, no one cares that I get spoken to in these ways because I am not a white woman....

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) July 21, 2015

But I deal with lots of sick images of hurting these men in my mind. The anger is crippling sometime.

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) July 21, 2015

**For Those Who Dont Know What Has Transpired Continue Below** 

Action states "He's not rapping like this anymore"

Ghostface Response To Action Bronson

Action Bronson Apologies VIA Twitter

When ur wrong ur wrong and I was wrong. I apologized for the comments. I'll always be a stand up human. Much love.

— MR. WONDERFUL (@ActionBronson) July 20, 2015

If only more people apologized when they knew they were wrong.

— MR. WONDERFUL (@ActionBronson) July 20, 2015

Everyone says things they regret. I respect my elders and the forefathers of this art. Once again, I'm sorry.

— MR. WONDERFUL (@ActionBronson) July 20, 2015

Ghostface Response To Apology

NEWS: Azealia Banks And Action Bronson Argue On Twitter Again

 Azealia Banks And Action Bronson Argue On Twitter Again

On Dec. 19, Azealia Banks and Action Bronson went at it on Twitter. As you can imagine, shade was thrown and fuel was added to the fire when the two went back and forth in a heated public clash. The following day, artists like Q-Tip and Tyler, the Creator sent tweets out voicing their opinion on the situation.

Today Banks, who’s preparing to release a book called Idle Delilah, revealed Bronson has apparently been trying to apologize to her through outside parties instead of addressing her directly. That comment alone sparked the latest 140 character war between the two artists.

Peep the tweets below:

Action Bronson is trying to apologize to me by texting a mutual friend of ours and saying he's sorry and shouldn't have said anything to me.

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) December 29, 2014

What a Coward.

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) December 29, 2014

@ActionBronson if you tried to publicly shame me, you should publicly apologize.

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) December 29, 2014

@ActionBronson that is incorrect. You latched on to what a fan said and got but hurt cause I was talking about white rappers.

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) December 29, 2014

@ActionBronson Trimspa Baby.

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) December 29, 2014

@ActionBronson telling me to grow up yet you didn't have the balls to apologize to me your fucking self. Tuh.

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) December 29, 2014

@ActionBronson this is misogynoir and you are trying to oppress me.

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) December 29, 2014

Action Bronson is trying to oppress me.

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) December 29, 2014

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) December 29, 2014

First he called me skinny, so that is skinny people oppression, then he said I have little tits, which is misogynist...

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) December 29, 2014

Lol I'm just joking guys.

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) December 29, 2014

After keeping the posts up for several minutes, Bronson decided to delete the tweets from his page. We manage to get a screen gab just before it was gone. Check it out below:

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NEWS: Q-Tip Schools Iggy Azalea In Hip-Hop History

Q-Tip Schools Iggy Azalea In Hip-Hop History

After chiming in during yesterday's Twitter debate that involved Azealia Banks, Iggy Azalea and Action Bronson, Q-Tip gets historical on Iggy's ass.

Yesterday, Q-Tip was dragged into an argument between Azealia Banks and Action Bronson, questioning Bronson on his word choice on a few occasions. Today, the former Tribe Called Quest member targeted Iggy Azalea, who made some remarks about Banks on Twitter yesterday. In essence, Tip delivered a history lesson on hip-hop's place within the black community as a means of celebration, escape and self-love, situating it alongside post-Vietnam war strife and the heroin epidemic. His words are below, and are very much worth reading.

@IGGYAZALEA HipHop is a artistic and socio-political movement/culture that sprang from the disparate ghettos of NY in the early 70's

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA Coming off the heels of the CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT and approaching the end of the Vietnam war it was a crossroads 4 America

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

Coming off the heels of the CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT and approaching the end of the Vietnam war it was a crossroads 4 America

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA our school systems here in NY dungeon traps with light for learning

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA specially for blacks in the US our neighborhoods were PROLIFERATED w/a rush of HEROINE

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA these men had families but due to these events and throw into the mix the public emasculation...

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA they proved to be handicapped parents. The surrogate parents? The STREETS

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA the streets of gangs, crimes, and the hustlers coddled us and swept us up

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA but! Being a spirited, rhythmic & expressive people music art dance outlined our existence

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA it proved a way for us to exhault to scream to dance to laugh and find OUR VOICE

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA we weren't at the time skilled musicians as kids. We had records, turntables, ideas and INGENUITY

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA being natural chemist we took from whatever was availed to us and we created something mighty and special

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA we cut breakbeats back n forth we took a hybrid of Jamaican toasting along w/ radio jock rap( hank Spann, Gary Byrd, ect.) and

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA we put our rap down..

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA it was a neighborhood thing really. Black and Latino Kids were carving out their space and it became infectious

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA eventually Keith Cowboy coined the phrase hiphop . Yrs later the first rap record was recorded and now we r moving

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA but during these strides this country still had the monster of racism and racial insensitivity breathing and ruling

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA believe it or not young black n Latino lives specifically weren't acknowledged in mainstream American culture unless Ofcourse..

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA the convo was abt gangs , being criminals or uneducated. And hey! Like I stated early our families were rushed our schools

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA sucked and we were left to put devices to survive

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA but HIPHOP showed that we had DEPTH, fire, and BRILLANCE

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA the music was undeniable! It moved from NY N became national and even GLOBAL

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA hiphop now was FOR EVERYBODY!! All of those who cld relate to the roots, the spirit, the history, the energy.. It reached YOU

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA it touched your spirit n took u up. We magnetized you! That's what BRILLANCE does

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA now u are fulfilling your dreams ... BUT!

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA you have to take into account the HISTORY as you move underneath the banner of hiphop. As I said before

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA hiphop is fun it's vile it's dance it's traditional it's light hearted but 1 thing it can never detach itself from

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA is being a SOCIO-Political movement. U may ask why ... Well

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA once you are born black your existence I believe is joined with socio-political epitaph and philos

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA based on the tangled and treacherous history SLAVERY alone this is the case

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA it never leaves our conversation... Ever. WeAther in our universities our dinner tables our studios or jail cells

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA the effects still resononates with us. It hurts... We get emotional and angry and melancholy

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA did u know president Clinton was the ONLY PRESIDENT to apologize for it?

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA did u know that remnants of slavery exist today thru white privilege? When certain "niceties" r extended your way because of

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA how u look? Isn't that crazy? I say this 2 say u are a hiphop artist who has the right 2 express herself however she wishes

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA this is not a chastisement this is not admonishment at ALL this is just one artist reaching to another hoping to spark insight

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA into the field you r in. I say this in the spirit of a hopeful healthy dialogue that maybe one day we can continue

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA I've been on twitter a long time and this will probably be my last series of tweets pretty much but

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

@IGGYAZALEA I'm Kool with it as long as I got to share this w u. Zzzzzzz's up! Peace!

— QTip (@QtipTheAbstract) December 20, 2014

VIDEOS: Rap Monument (Verses)

Rap Monument (Verses)

Nipsey Hussle, Problem, Flatbush Zombies, and Meyhem Lauren are the latest rappers to unveil their verses for "The Rap Monument".

A couple weeks back, "The Rap Monument" -- a project which recruited 30 rappers for one epic track -- was revealed. While we're still not sure when the NOISEY and Hennessey-sanctioned song will arrive, we do know that the record is produced by Hudson Mohawke and S-Type, engineered by Nick Hook, and will feature verses from the likes of Pusha T, Danny Brown, Raekown, Action Bronson, and many more.

Rather than dropping the full track, the verses from the "Monument" have been rolling out one at a time. Within the last couple of days, four new verses from Nipsey Hussle, Problem, Flatbush Zombies, and Meyhem Lauren have been released.

You can watch the rappers perform their 16s in-studio below. Who's verse are you looking forward to hearing the most?

AUDIO: Action Bronson - Bad News Feat. Danny Brown (Prod. By Alchemist)

Action Bronson - Bad News Feat. Danny Brown (Prod. By Alchemist)

Action Bronson and Danny Brown link for the "Grand Theft Auto V" soundtrack.

Grand Theft Auto games generally feature a lot of new exclusive hip hop, at least more recently, and it seems that Grand Theft Auto V will be no exception. While we heard new work from Tyler, The Creator and ASAP Rocky last time around, today we're given a brand new collaboration between "1 Train" collaborators Action Bronson and Danny Brown.

Both artists have dueling playful and menacing sides, but "Bad News" falls squarely in the latter category. A screeching sample from the Alchemist colors Bronson and Danny's boasts as straight-up threatening, which works with GTA's dark premise.

Bronson just recently announced that his new album, Mr. Wonderful is coming in the first quarter of 2015. No word on whether this collab will land on it.

Quotable Lyrics:

My bitch will choke you out with strong thighs

Strong features in her face from the Winne'

Smokin' dope, doin' 360s in the Mini

She half Dominican and Trini