Azealia Banks, a once a beloved hip hop star who started her career in New York City, has now inflamed her fans after uploading an X post in which she writes that being gay or transgender is "not natural."Sign up for the Out Newsletter to keep up with what's new in LGBTQ+ culture and entertainment delivered three times a week straight (well) to your inbox!This particular post was shared by Banks in response to an X user who accused the rapper of "assault victim coping mechanism rationalizing [a person's abuse."Banks reposted that statement, writing:"Well being gay and transgender is not actually a natural thing. At all, it's a trauma response.Science lied to you all and told you, you were normal but being homosexual and on the more extreme end transgender in any regard is in fact a trauma response.No one is born gay, and no one is born in the wrong body. You guys have mental disorders that science is doing you guys a major disservice by not medicating.Bet you didnt know that."To be clear, being trans is "natural" and backed by science. It is also "natural" to be gay, also according to science. (@) One response to Banks' post read, "You outdo your own dumbassery every time you tweet, it's actually impressive," and another person replied, "It's like you are purposely trying as hard as possible to be the most unlikable person in music."A different user demanded Banks to stop performing at Pride events, which she did as recently as 2022 in Miami. Not only was that performance reportedly not finished, but Banks also tossed her mic after the crew cut it off proceeding to storm off the stage and while getting booed.Over the years, Banks dated Elon Musk and was known for making offensive remarks especially when it comes to criticizing celebrities. She's often referred to as a "broken clock" for being wrong almost all of the time and occasionally making a good point.Banks was also suspended from the platform in 2020 after going on a rant where she called for the cancelation of "luxury transgender healthcare." But even after her suspension, the rapper continues to find new ways to re-join the platform by making new accounts.