RAP BEEF TIMELINE · 2013–present
Azealia Banks vs. Angel Haze
“On the Edge” vs. “No Problems”
A New York identity argument on Twitter becomes a same-week diss-track sprint. Angel Haze drops “On the Edge”; Banks answers with “No Problems.” The active exchange fades, though it remains part of Banks’ wider online-feud mythology.
THE RECORD
The moments
Social media · disputed account
A New York argument lights the fuse
Banks posts about non-New York artists claiming the city’s hip-hop identity. Angel Haze reads the post as directed at her and answers publicly, turning a vague social-media complaint into a named conflict.
“You subbed me, now address me.”Angel Haze, 2013 social-media post
Read the receipt ↗Diss track
Angel Haze drops “On the Edge”
Within hours of the exchange, Angel Haze releases a response record that turns the online confrontation into a full-on lyrical challenge.
▶ Watch “On the Edge”Read the receipt ↗Diss track
Banks answers with “No Problems”
Banks follows with “No Problems,” repurposing the track as a rapid response. The records are the conflict’s peak; later references are scattered rather than a sustained battle.
▶ Watch “No Problems”Read the receipt ↗
THE RECEIPTS
Sources and listening
Azealia Banks & Angel Haze — 2013 public exchange ↗Angel Haze — “On the Krazy” ↗Azealia Banks — “No Problems” ↗ARTIST LENSES