More than anything else, four-time Grammy nominated trill contralto (j/k) Iggy Azalea is known for her diligent work ethic. She even wrote (maybe?) a song about it.
But if you had to choose the one thing that Iggy works at harder than most, it’s making questionable statements that invoke the ire of anyone whose ire is easily invoked by questionable statements made by entertainers from Mullumbimby (“Every week I have some sort of crisis that involves the Internet.”). Second only to that, her career in music.
Having taken time off over the non-denominational holiday season to alleviate the problems caused by daily [jaw] grinding, Azalea has returned to work by giving a brief interview to Vanity Fair, during which she asserts that if her alleged sex tape did exists then it would “be completely fucking fine and my own business”, that criticism aimed at her “has 100,000 percent to do with the fact that I have a vagina” and that it’s time for twerking to be O-V-A-H:
Per Vanity Fair:
Twerking used to be part of your on-stage performances—how do you feel about that move now?
Sometimes things become part of pop culture, but they run their course. I think it’s time for it to be over.
Not sure if trolling or making entirely oblivious comment about one’s own place in the mercurial pantheon of pop culture? She also discusses how the success of ‘Fancy’ changed her life for better and worse and how she has funnelled her life experience into her music (“And I’m still in the Murda Bizness”????!!!). You can read the full interview here.
I’d usually embed a tweet or something here but she’s blocked me on Twitter, apparently.
Have a great day, Igloo.
H/T Gawker
Photo by Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images for iHeartMedia
