Azealia Banks' SHOCKING Claim: Birmingham Fish Stalls Left Her at Death's Door!

Azealia Banks, the infamous American rapper, singer, and songwriter, has sparked outrage and concern after lashing out at a fish market in Birmingham. The '212' hitmaker took to social media to express her disgust and horror at the conditions she encountered during her unexpected visit to the market.

According to Banks, the fish stalls were in a 'putrid' state, with the rapper drawing comparisons to a 'Wuhan wet market' - a reference to the live animal and seafood market in Wuhan, China, which was linked to the early cases of COVID-19 in 2019. Banks claimed that the unsanitary conditions and strong smells at the market left her feeling ill and even suggested that she may have contracted an unspecified illness as a result of her visit.

Banks' comments have sparked a heated debate about the cleanliness and hygiene standards of fish markets in Birmingham. While some have come to her defense, arguing that the market's conditions were indeed subpar, others have accused her of being insensitive and exaggerating her experience for attention.

Despite the backlash, Banks has refused to back down, doubling down on her claims and calling for greater accountability from the market's vendors and local health authorities. Her outburst has also raise questions about the potential health risks associated with visiting fish markets and the importance of maintaining high standards of cleanliness and hygiene.