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Its okay, I love Azealia so much I dont mind watching the entire thing againt, beginning to end.

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An average fan in her description is between 14-25 and gay.
AKA ATRL.

Judging from this interview, I think it's very clear that Azealia is more focused on being an artist than on being a superstar, which is why I don't understand how so much of ATRL sees her blowing up in 2013. The girl wants to do a few rap albums in the next year or two and then move onto other things, and even then her albums are to be centralized upon "anti-what's-happening-now", not anything that's likely to click with the mainstream world. I'm really glad she plans on staying true to herself because her music is going to be as good as it could possibly ever be as a result, but I do find it a tad unfortunate just because she's so talented and her potential is through the roof.

no azealia most of your fans are not gay..

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I'm glad she's going against current trends, and that she's working with more underground producers, and using more obscure and experimental beats. She stands out from other hip hop artists, and that's why I love her.

She's also extremely aware of the gay community, and respects us. The fact that she sampled Dorian Corey from "Paris Is Burning" in her song 'Fierce" is extremely commendable, and just plain awesome.