Azealia Banks Warns Taylor Swift About New Boyfriend Matt Healy

Azealia Banks has sent Taylor Swift a warning about her new boyfriend, Matt Healy. Banks implored Swift to break up with Healy due to the controversy surrounding him.

Healy, an English singer, recently faced backlash due to a podcast where the two other hosts, Adam Friedland and Nick Mullen, made some sexist and racist comments about Ice Spice, and Healy laughed along. They mimicked Hawaiian and Chinese accents and called Ice Spice offensive names. When Healy was asked about it he defended the podcast and the comments that were made. Later, Healy did apologize to Ice Spice while he was performing in New Zealand. 

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After this podcast aired, Banks went on Instagram to warn Swift, saying, “Taylor, this guy is gonna give you scabies. He’s not on the level of powerful p–— u worked HELLA Hard to build. Ugh, so many much cooler People in music to work with. You should really Tap James Mercer for the Shins… James Mercer is honestly one the best lyricists ever. Yessss Taylor Swift with “Black Wave” “Australia” by the shins vibes is the TEA sis. Ugh this dude is a full incel. You cannot be letting him climb the rich white Coochie mountain sis.”

Banks also continued to discuss Healy on her Instagram story after he defended the podcast. She called him a “lame poser with a trash cliche band” and an “outrageous small white opinionated male.” 

Swift has not yet confirmed whether she is dating Healy, but the two have been spotted together multiple times. She recently broke up with Joe Alwyn whom she has been dating for six years. Healy has been spotted at several of Swift’s concerts and he performed in one of them as well. They also have been photographed walking together in NYC holding hands. 

Swift has recently worked with Ice Spice to remix her song “Karma” in which Ice Spice is now featured. This is a part of her deluxe album Midnights (Til Dawn Edition). She also worked with Lana Del Ray to extend her song “Snow on the Beach” where Ray sings more than the original version. She additionally included a new song on the album, “You’re Losing Me.”