Azealia Banks Thinks Miley Cyrus, Nicki Minaj And Taylor Swift Are All 'Basic'

Azealia Banks has some input on the Miley Cyrus-Nicki Minaj-Taylor Swift trifecta, and it all boils down to everyone being basic. 

The rapper took to Twitter Tuesday to discuss Sunday's MTV Video Music Awards, hosted by Cyrus, during which Cyrus was called out by Minaj for dissing her in a New York Times interview when discussing Minaj's prior bad blood with Taylor Swift. (ICYMI, Minaj patched things up with Swift during her opening performance.)  

Banks thinks they're all basic. 

Miley Cyrus HAS to know her shit is whack as fuck. It has to be a joke... Isn't she making fun of herself? Yes? No?

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) September 2, 2015

All of y'all bitches are whack and make boring music and rip all ur styles off the downtown NYC girls

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) September 2, 2015

It's so funny to wake up and see nicki and Miley or nicki and taylor fighting when you ALL make basic ass music. it's a ki !!!

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) September 2, 2015

ITS A CONTEST OF THE BASICS.

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) September 2, 2015

BASIC BASIC BASIC

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) September 2, 2015

Ugh, let me just plan my next glutathione injection and wait till the doctor calls me back about my nose. *hits blunt*

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) September 2, 2015

Banks did say she bought Minaj's latest album, "The Pinkprint," and enjoyed some of it "because some of the songs were cute and I link pink and Barbies and girly shit." 

In July, after the VMAs nominations were announced, Banks tweeted her disdain for the entire show after Minaj spoke out about possible racial bias entrenched in the nomination process.  

All my videos deserve VMas and my album deserves a Grammy but I'll never get one because America doesn't like opinionated black women.

— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) July 21, 2015

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