The singer had a horrific time at the Australian festival and took to Twitter to voice her disappointment.
(via: Savannah Vander Niet)
Looks like rappers are having a hard time going through with their festival performances this year. UK’s Lovebox was recently given a harsh dose by rapper Danny Brown, and Aussie gathering Splendour In The Grass is the next one to come under the radar via Azealia Banks. The singer’s SIG performance was pretty okay-ish and didn’t really live up to her headliner status, and a few minutes before she completed her set, a water bottle was flung in her direction.
(via: Aimee Catt)
The usually loud Azealia responded to a tweet fromΒ Brisbane-based radio broadcaster Paul Brown in which he congratulated her on βher First Ever Full Australian Concertβ at Splendour In The Grass. Check out how that went down:
@brownypaul @SITG because in all actuality. You guys are terrible crowds to play for. You’re violent and belligerent and I simply
β AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) July 27, 2015
@brownypaul @SITG will not put my safety at risk. I would’ve walked off stage had someone thrown something .
β AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) July 27, 2015
@brownypaul @SITG plus you guys are too far away and honestly, the show guarantees are never really worth the trip.
β AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) July 27, 2015
@brownypaul @SITG but I love my fans and will do anything to make them happy. Sincerely, AB.
β AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) July 27, 2015
This ensued further:
Wow, today was quite another interesting one for the career highlights…
β Browny (@brownypaul) July 28, 2015
Ok, that’s enough arguing on the internet for one day! π
β Browny (@brownypaul) July 28, 2015
Dear Australia, I think I may be responsible for @AZEALIABANKS never coming back to our country. You’re welcome! #NotAHipster #SorryNotSorry
β Browny (@brownypaul) July 28, 2015
The Sherp hopes to report more harmonious news in days to come. Stay tuned.