Rapper, Azealia Banks, gets banned on Instagram

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Azealia Banks has been banned by Instagram. (Read More Here).

Known for her outspoken nature and controversial takes on music matters and contemporary world issues, Banks’ Instagram page has apparently been cleared of its posts and removed from the platform.

In recent weeks, Banks had been using her Instagram page to sell her line of soaps, as well as share snippets of new music. She had also weighed in on music news, and accused Nicki Minaj of “sabotaging other black female rappers behind the scenes” in one of her lengthy Instagram stories.

Latto ultimately responded by tweeting: “Damn I can’t win for losing… all these awards/noms I can’t even celebrate,” which led to the two taking personal shots at each other.

Azealia Banks took to Instagram to share her thoughts on the public scuffle and said Nicki needs “serious help” for the way she’s treated Latto online.

She continued: “It’s getting scary watching her spiral like this with a child in tow… Like imagine how lonely and confused her kid feels hearing her scream and rage 24/7. There’s no way he’s getting the attention/love he needs from her when she is this consumed with anger. I feel really really bad for the kid. Clearly other women are more important to her than he is.”

Azealia went on to say Nicki’s Twitter feuds ultimately fed money into the pockets of the “men invested” in women rappers like Latto, and that she should “go to rehab” for the sake of her son.

“The girls are stunting on you with the lavish birthday parties, magazine covers with their kids,” she wrote. “All you have for papa bear is a bag of frozen wingettes and a can of crisco. Get it together sis you look extremely low class. boring ass crybaby… shut up. Go on love and hip hop with all this weak shit. For fucks sake.”

Azealia Banks then elaborated more on her stance in a video posted to her Instagram Story.

“And like as far as Nicki, like c’mon, alright, alright Black community…it’s fun to laugh at each other but we gotta like really pay attention cause like, Whitney Houston was suffering,” Azealia said.

She added: “And we didn’t step in to help her. We let her suffer, like Chaka Khan is suffering and we’re not stepping in to like fix it or try. This woman Nicki Minaj is suffering and it’s like c’mon what are we gonna do? Just like laugh at her?”

In recent weeks, Banks had been using her Instagram page to sell her line of soaps, as well as share snippets of new music. She had also weighed in on music news, and accused Nicki Minaj of “sabotaging other black female rappers behind the scenes” in one of her lengthy Instagram stories.

Last week, Banks took to her Instagram stories to call out Kanye West for comments he made regarding Lizzo’s weight during an interview with Tucker Carlson.

“He can’t be trying to lollipop off the four-year-old discussion about Lizzo’s health and weight when he has an entire McDonald’s commercial,” Banks said.

In one of her last posts, before her account was removed, Banks said Minaj needed “serious help” following a Twitter row with Latto.

“The Barbs need to petition to get Nicki Minaj some rehab and mental health services through the Grammys music cars program,” she said. “…because this level of anger is not normal at all.”