Azealia Banks has stunned fans by asserting that she and Drake were once romantically involved.
The polarizing rapper was discussing Drizzy’s latest legal actions against Universal Music Group on social media when one X user inquired of Banks: “Do you want to suck Drake’s dick that much?”
The native of Harlem responded: “AND DID!!!!”
Supporters quickly sought additional details, with one commenting: “When did this happen Ms Banks?”
One exclaimed: “Omg spill the tea,” while another took a more doubtful stance and requested evidence, stating: “Show the receipt or it’s not true.”
Drake, on his end, has not yet replied.
Azealia Banks’ shocking assertion emerged following her support of Drake in his legal dispute with UMG, which he has accused of employing payola and streaming bots to unlawfully enhance the fame of Kendrick Lamar’s acclaimed diss track “Not Like Us.”
“Oh, Drake MOST CERTAINLY possesses the weapon,” she posted on X. “He’s poised to outsmart UMG and Spotify over some trivial legal matters and truly become the first rapper ever to pull off a heist of this magnitude.”
“It’s undeniably a deadly chess tactic when you closely analyze it.” He plans to subpoena virtually every platform’s records; they won’t be able to manipulate the figures—and uncover (reveal) all the dubious behind-the-scenes aspects of music streaming that remain largely misunderstood…
“Then they must all demonstrate that Drake is a pedophile, which would make UMG and Spotify appear foolish if they even attempted it. Kendrick won’t be able to perform; they aren’t like us, and Jay-Z will officially have been out by a singing n-gga….”
“Everyone will be stunned by how this unfolds.” It’s wiser to observe and comprehend the situation rather than become emotionally attached or take sides; we are about to witness the girls FIGHT, darling yaaass.
Banks had earlier backed Drake in his feud with Kendrick by ridiculing the Compton rapper’s stature.
Nonetheless, she also has a record of criticizing Drizzy on the internet. After his clash with Joe Budden last year, the “212” rapper stated: “Is Drake aware that his nose surgery and liposuction aren’t considered Hip Hop??
“Is Drake aware that those who genuinely grasp Hip Hop—a culture that emerged from oppression—don’t truly give a damn about his soft, confused, mixed-race imitations of what it means to be a real MC?”
