A month after issuing her Fantasea mixtape, Azealia Banks has already dropped a new song. And this one is sure to draw more hate than her amped-up mermaid pop record.
After getting into a disagreement over the slang term "vamp," Banks decided to take her beef with Dipset member Jim Jones public, offering up some hate in the new track "Succubi."
The slow, somewhat creepy track was produced by Araabmuzik and includes choice lines like "It takes a Harlem bitch to execute a Harlem bitch."
Check out "Succubi" below.
After getting into a disagreement over the slang term "vamp," Banks decided to take her beef with Dipset member Jim Jones public, offering up some hate in the new track "Succubi."
The slow, somewhat creepy track was produced by Araabmuzik and includes choice lines like "It takes a Harlem bitch to execute a Harlem bitch."
Check out "Succubi" below.