Podcasters’ racially charged comments about Iggy Azalea while joking that they want to see her fail on OnlyFans ‘because she’s a white woman’
Iggy Azalea has been earning a lot of money since she joined OnlyFans in January.
But despite her success on the adult-only platform, rapper Fancy has received her fair share of criticism on social media.
In a recent episode of the J. Bobby vs. the Internet podcast host Justin Bobby and ‘Funny Julius’ content creator Stukes Jr, both African-American, joked that they wanted Iggy to fail on OnlyFans ‘because she’s a white woman.’
In response to reports that Iggy had made over $300,000 in his first 24 hours on the platform, Bobby said: ‘Milk will always sell!’
Julius responded, “I don’t think an album of hers has made that much money in 24 hours, so congratulations to her.”
American podcasters Justin Bobby (right) and ‘Funny Julius’ Stukes Jr (left) raised eyebrows after joking that they want to see her fail on OnlyFans ‘because she’s a white woman’
The Fancy hitmaker is rumored to be making millions since joining OnlyFans in January.
He continued: ‘She knows that people want to see her, not hear her. I can’t really hope for the best for her because she’s a white woman, but I will say, smart.
While most of the podcast’s fans and listeners agreed with the statement, one person responded, “What if a white person said the same thing about a black woman?”
The rest of the comments made fun of Iggy, with one person joking, “I see Julius ready for Black History Month!”
‘He didn’t say anything wrong,’ added another, while one said: ‘Read his ass!’
Iggy recently opened up about his unexpected decision to join OnlyFans despite having a successful music career.
‘She knows that people want to see her, not hear her. I can’t really hope for the best for her because she’s a white woman, but I’ll say, smart,” Julius said.
Reflecting on selling raunchy images of herself on the High Low with EmRata podcast, the 32-year-old Australian rapper explained how she “made record labels so much money off her body.”
“I have made a lot of money for a lot of people with my body, and they cut the smallest thing out of my own body,” he told the 31-year-old model. “And my own work and my own ideas.” ‘
It’s been commodified and I wasn’t even the main benefactor of that. So fuck this,’ Azalea told listeners.
Ratajkowski chimed in to say that he probably also wanted ‘control’ over his image.
Iggy recently revealed on the High Low podcast that she wanted to control her image and was tired of her body and art being commodified by record labels.
‘I enjoy it. I’m going to do it anyway. That’s the thing. I’m doing it anyway. I’m going to do it anyway. I’m going to post photos like that anyway,” the artist replied.
Iggy currently charges subscribers $25 per month, but users have to pay more through upsells to access sexier stuff.
If you tip the star $250, you become a ‘VIP’ for 12 months, which includes a free exclusive photo and a few other unknown benefits.
OnlyFans is an online service that allows public figures to charge fans for a subscription to their site, where they often share content generally considered too provocative for other social media platforms.
Iggy currently charges subscribers $25 per month on OnlyFans, but users have to pay more through upsells to access sexier stuff.