Eminem & Nicki Minaj Collaboration, Azealia Banks Twitter Diss Revenge With Miley Cyrus? POLL

Rapper Azealia Banks really knows how to rile fans up on Twitter! The Broke With Expensive Taste singer continues bashing fellow hip-hop superstars online, including Eminem and Nicki Minaj. So, should the infamous "Rap God" and YMCMB sweetheart finally team-up against the cyber "bully" and release an epic revenge track together?

First, the 24-year-old NYC native went on a rather racist rant against the Detroit emcee following Tyler, The Creator's shocking ban from the UK:

@AZEALIABANKS: "So if the UK is banning Tyler the creator for some old lyrics about harming women they should ban Eminem too?"

@AZEALIABANKS: "Eminem has OLD ASS LYRICS that lean towards harming women... So if they're bringing up old sh*t... They gotta bring out all the old sh*t."

@AZEALIABANKS: "Oh yeah that's right... Eminem is white so he gets the courtesy of being forgiven in the public eye..."

@AZEALIABANKS: "Tyler is just a nerd who is not going to harm anyone. I think banning him from the UK is very very unfair."

@AZEALIABANKS: "Society just needs to be consistent with its outrage."

She later attacked the "talentless" "Anaconda" twerker, along with VMA "rivals" Miley Cyrus and Taylor Swift:

‏@AZEALIABANKS: "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!!!"

@AZEALIABANKS: "IT'S A CONTEST OF THE BASICS. BASIC BASIC BASIC."

Several followers were NOT amused, but wonder how insulted Em, Minaj, Cyus, and Swift must feel? Maybe all four hit makers should forget their differences and unite against the common enemy? What do MstarsNews readers think about that?

Meanwhile, Banks continues going crazy on Twitter. Perhaps avoiding such hysteria works best, but a hard-hitting lyrical response would be so much more fun!

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