Larry Lobster
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Azealia Banks has now left a whole nation raging by mocking the perceived poverty of Brazilians, and suggesting no one in the country has WiFi.
Read more: Azealia Banks mocks Brazilians in her latest attempt to create more enemies
The New York-born rapper — who has no apparent motive for attacking the Portugese-speaking country — first upset Brazil natives by suggesting they have so little food to eat that they’re always begging.
Posting on Facebook, the 25-year-old wrote: ‘Does Portuguese use the upside down question mark like Spanish ¿I can haz Farofa? or I can haz farofa? Which one?’
In English ‘farofa’ means ‘crumbs’, which suggests Azealia is mocking how little food Brazilians have to eat.
After an immediate backlash, Azealia posted again, writing: ‘Very pleased with myself.’
She continued: ‘I’m the queen of the Internet. This stuff is all so effortless. Sheesh. How I manage to make international news from the comfort of my toilet seat is honestly beyond me .
‘I’m not even doing anything … like at all.’
But later she could not resist digging an even larger hole for herself, by inventing an imaginary EP track list to jab further insults at the South American country.
This included a song called ‘Never knew they had internet in the …….’
A fellow Brazilian added: ‘Can someone please tell me who is Azealia Banks? I thought it was some kind of sandals…’
