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Fall back.'" Though the misunderstanding was resolved, it set the tone for Banks' image.

She later upped the antics with Iggy Azalea after Iggy appeared on XXL's 2012 freshman list.

Banks condemned her for a controversial lyric about runaway s**tmasters.

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In a series of tweets, Azalea ranted, Iggy Azalea on the XXL freshman list is all wrong.

How can you endorse a white woman who called herself a runaway s**tmaster? I'm not anti-white girl, but I'm also not here for anyone outside of my culture trying to trivialize various aspects of it.

But what did Iggy have to say about it? Well, Iggy would reply seemingly unbothered, saying, But his streak wasn't limited to newcomers.

We love you! I love you back.

Welcome to the Almanac of Rap, the show that asks, where they at, ho? I'm your host, Don Will, and today's guest is Loreezy.

Loreezy is a New Orleans-based rapper who's coming to us fresh off the cover of XXL Magazine's 2026 Freshman Edition, as well as OK Players, Fully Vetted.

Our in-depth conversation covers his creative process, his accolades, and his New Orleans ties.

We'll get into that in a second, but first, I need you guys to say it with me.

That's good.

"You won't see me no more." Uh, but like XXL Magazine, um, has been using my updates and just like a lot of like other, you know, like big platforms have been using my updates.

So I'm like, "Well, that's cool." But I'm also, I, you don't have to worry about me.

I won't tweet.

What the fuck is Buffy doing? I'm gonna have a drink to forget about this shit.

In 2017, 50 Cent ridiculed the cover of the hip-hop magazine XXL, which depicts Diddy, and he called him a fruit biscuit.

I quote, Man tried to make his eyes look all glossy.

This man, a fruit biscuit, lol.