Azealia Banks Takes Her Support For Trump To A New Level
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The rapper has made no secret of her conservative views, and once referred to the former president as "my f**king hero."
Azealia Banks reiterated her support for former President Donald Trump this week by attending his Wednesday election rally in Doral, Florida.
Banks could be seen in a series of images and videos of the event that had been widely circulated on social media by Thursday morning.
One such clip showed Banks posing with Miami-based music promoter Jake Inphamous.
She also reshared an image of her and Inphamous on her Instagram stories with the caption: “Trump invited the gang.”
A New York native, Banks has regularly drawn backlash for taking aim at artists like Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar on social media.
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