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Azealia Banks has a mental breakdown at pride event

Fans were in disbelief after Azealia Banks abruptly stopped her set at a pride show this past weekend because of event conditions.

Shannon Alexander by Shannon Alexander
13-06-2022 22:35
in Lifestyle
Azealia Banks

Azealia Banks performed foru songs before she stormed off of the stage. Photo: Azealia Banks/Instagram Stories

Azealia Banks let her fans down in the worst way possible after she abruptly stopped the show and left the stage. The rapper had a few things to say before she left the event. 

‘I’m really not happy to be here. I’m trying y’all, but it’s difficult. I really don’t wanna f**king be here,’ 

Rapper Azealia Banks breaks down

During the pride event, Azealia Banks was visibly upset with the way the event organizers planned the event. The star is also reportedly upset that they changed her performing times multiple times. 

Thus far, it seems that Azealia Banks was around 2 hours late for the pride event and was reportedly unsure about when her set time was. 

Controversial artist complains about event organizers

At the event, Azealia Banks shared that the event organizers were cheapskates for renting cheap equipment for the event and that she needed to do a sound check when she arrived. 

According to News.com, while Azealia Banks venting to her fans about the conditions of the event, her mic was cut off and she soon stormed off stage because of this.  

The rapper complained about the entire pride event. Photo: Instagram/AzealiaBanks  

Thus far, it will not be the first time the rapper is caught in controversy. Previously, the rapper had much to say about Iggy Azalea. The rapper reportedly shared that Iggy is not ‘excellent’ and should not be awarded an award.  

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Right now, there is also some word going around that she was going to be the headliner of the event. However, her times were continuously changed which led to her performing at 3 am in the morning. 

‘For the last month and a half, I’ve just being f**ked with… f**ked around with. Set times been moved, “Oh you’re headlining, oh now you’re not headlining, now you’re not this.” I’m really not happy to be here,’ 

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