Azealia Banks Criticizes Beyoncé's 'Cowboy Carter' for Pandering to White Audiences

The rapper accuses Beyoncé of lacking creativity and calls for a collaboration with Rihanna, while also criticizing Jay-Z's influence on her career.

Azealia Banks criticizes Beyoncé's new album 'Cowboy Carter,' accusing her of pandering to white audiences and Grammy voters.
Banks also accuses Beyoncé of lacking creativity with the album's theme and cover art, calling it 'pick me stuff.'
The rapper challenges Beyoncé to collaborate with Rihanna, criticizing her for not working with other black female artists.
Banks blames Jay-Z for overstrategizing Beyoncé's career, suggesting his influence has made her music boring.
Despite the criticism, Beyoncé's 'Cowboy Carter' marks a significant genre shift as part of her Renaissance trilogy.