Iggy Azalea Blasts Snoop Dogg: “I’m Disappointed You’d Be Such An A** For No Reason”

Hustle Gang’s Iggy Azalea has reportedly lashed at rap veteran Snoop Dogg following a controversial picture he posted onto Instagram this past weekend.

Although the Twitter remarks are no longer present, a screenshot of Iggy’s jabs at Snoop has made its rounds online.

Peep the controversial Iggy pic Snoop posted up onto Instagram here…

Iggy also used Twitter to react to leading the upcoming American Music Awards nominees Monday (October 13).

https://twitter.com/IGGYAZALEA/status/521719781200642050

Hustle Gang leader T.I. recently said too many people like to classify artists like Iggy without looking at their full bodies of work.

“It should be attributed to her work ethic, her artistic views, her impeccable ability to kind of, she has a vision for herself and this vision for herself, she will not compromise,” Tip said when asked how Iggy should be classified. “I think she should be kind of judged based on that instead of her creed and her nationality and what country she’s from. I think all of that, those are stereotypes. I put her wherever she made the most noise, you know what I’m saying? I think when you start trying to classify people in different categories, you diminish the purpose of what we do. We try to bring people together – I think she can go into a lot of different genres.” (Hard Knock TV)

Over the summer, Tip admitted people judging Iggy and labeling her a possible racist pushes him to the edge.

“That pisses me off,” said T.I. “Simply because they don’t have any real substantial grounds. ‘I don’t like them.’ Why? ‘Just ’cause.’ What you mean just ’cause? Since when do you get the right to judge people? Who died and made you the emperor of Egypt? That kind of sh*t and then the things that they accuse her of, like the racist stuff. That’s not even her. That’s not even in her. Me knowing her, knowing where she comes from–for real, the whole racist thing, that’s American–we forget, she’s not American. So the whole Black, white, color divided thing, it isn’t a part of her DNA like it is here in America.” (Complex)