Azealia Banks wants Lil Nas X & Tyler, the Creator to hook up—and they both responded to the idea

Azealia Banks is back to use her antics.

On Sunday, the controversial rapper took to Instagram to ship a potential new power couple in the music industry.

"I really think [Tyler, the Creator] and [Lil Nas X] should get over their obsession with broke white bussy and become a power couple," she wrote on a black square posted to her grid.

In the caption, Banks added, "No more white Taco Bell eating Caucasian twinkery guys. The image is not giving. You two as an item would shift culture so hard. And Tyler can teach lil nas x how to rap so he can stop doing his Azealia Banks impression and fire all these weird white creative directors who obviously have no point of references or respect for the nuance, sheer musical opulence and political groundwork laid out for him to inherit."

The "212" rapper goes on to get a lot more specific and explicit so you can read that for yourself in the post below.

Tyler, the Creator responded directly to Banks' post, commenting, "lmfao what the hell." (His comment has over 6,500 likes at the time of this writing.)

Lil Nas X reportedly responded later over on X (formerly known as Twitter). "azealia banks is right!" his now deleted post began. "Me and tyler SHOULD fuck!" The authenticity of the post has not been confirmed.

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The interaction comes days after Tyler, the Creator appeared on the HBO series Jerrod Carmichael Reality Show where out comedian Jerrod Carmichael, his long-time friend, confessed his romantic feelings for Tyler. The rapper, visibly uncomfortable with the conversation, awkwardly shut him down.

Clips from the scene quickly went viral and incited an ongoing conversation on dating standards among black gay men.