Twitter Suspended Azealia Banks’ Account After Her “Racist” Rant (UPDATE)

UPDATED, 7:37 p.m. ET: Two days after her contraversal tweets towards ZAYN and Skai Jackson, Banks has apologized to everyone for her behavior. You can read it below.

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Azealia Banks has landed herself in trouble on social media once again as her account has been suspended by Twitter. An error message on her account reads, "The Account you are trying to view has been suspended."

On Wednesday, Banks caught herself once again at the center of a Twitter firestorm when she fired off racial insults at ZAYN. At first, she accused him of copying her "Chasing Time" visual for his new video, "Like I Would," but kept it friendly and called him a "cutie pie." ZAYN then posted a few tweets that many suspected were aimed towards Banks. From there, things escalated as Banks went in on ZAYN with a series of derogatory tweets. She also went at 14-year-old Disney star, Skai Jackson, when she tweeted about Banks insults.

In a Periscope, Banks made an aggressive attack on the UK music scene, calling grime a "disgrace to rap culture in general" and said "y'all niggas in the UK cannot fucking rap." UK artists immediately fired back on Twitter, including Lily Allen, MNEK, and more.

In light of the Banks' Twitter rant, UK radio station Rinse FM dropped Banks as the headliner of its Born & Bred Festival. The official announcement stated the festival "is a celebration of rave culture and has been created for EVERYONE. We celebrate inclusivity and equality."

In addition, UK's Home Office, which is the country's government office responsible for immigration, is reportedly investigating Banks' tweets. The Home Office does not comment on individual cases but told NME, "Coming to the UK is a privilege, and we expect those who come here to respect our shared values. The Home Secretary has the power to exclude an individual if she considers that his or her presence in the UK is not conducive to the public good or if their exclusion is justified on public policy grounds."

Banks tweeted a conditional apology to people who "took offense" to her statements, but refused to take any responsibility for what she said and blamed those who took offense. "Remember that offense is never given, it is only taken. I apologize to everyone who TOOK offense." Since Banks' suspension, Twitter has popped off with a series of reactions. "Finally @twitter police suspend @AZEALIABANKS from Twitter welldone 😂 😂😂😂," one user tweeted. She has since taken to Instagram and continued to go in on pretty much everyone. "I'm writing an essay called 'whiteness is a mental illness' it will be up tonight," she posted. She also took another shot at Malik with a photo captioned, "Hairy power bottom" that has since been deleted. Banks' camp did not immediately respond to Complex’s request for comment.