On Friday, Iggy Azalea slammed Azealia Banks on Twitter following Banks' Hot 97 interview. Banks expressed her thoughts on a wide range of topics including her opinion that Azalea's rap career is an example of the appropriation of black culture.

"OK, so here's the thing with Iggy Azalea. I feel like, in this country, whenever it comes to our things like black issues or black politics or black music or whatever, there's always this like undercurrent of like 'f--k you' ... and that Iggy Azalea s--t is not better than any f-ckin' black girl that's rapping today. ... Iggy Azalea is not excellent," Banks said about the "Black Widow" rapper during her hot 97 interview.

Later in the interview, Banks became visibly emotional and suggested that Azalea's music is not a true representation of authentic hip-hop music.

"Put [Iggy] in the pop category," Banks said. "Put her with Katy Perry, put her and Miley Cyrus in the same f-ckin' box together, don't put her in hip-hop."

Check out more from Azalea Banks' Hot 97 interview below.

Following the release of Banks' emotional Hot 97 interview, Azalea took to Twitter to slam Banks, calling the 23-year-old New York-native rapper a "bigot" and "a MISERABLE angry human being."

Read Azalea's Twitter rant below.

Despite the backlash Banks received from Azalea, many other musicians and rappers including Solange Knowles, Tyler the Creator and Q-Tip took to Twitter to share their support for Banks and her opinion on the appropriation of black culture, Vibe reports.

One specific Twitter account, The AnonMessage, also tweeted their support for Banks and even threatened to "burn" Azalea "from the public" if she did not publicly apologize to Banks, HotnewHipHop reports.

E! News reports that Azalea and Banks were involved in another Twitter war earlier this month after Banks slammed the Australian rapper for being silent following the announcement of the verdict in the Eric Garner killing.

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