Azealia Banks brands Birmingham fish stalls 'putrid' and compares it to a 'Wuhan wet market' as she...

Have YOU got a story? Email tips@dailymail.comAzealia Banks has lashed out a fish market in Birmingham, branding it 'putrid' as she claimed she fell ill after an unexpected visit there.

However, the 212 hitmaker was left far from impressed, remarking that she 'caught some s**t' and spent two day 'bathing, massaging, drinking tea, sweating' in a bid to rid herself of the illness. 'It's giving putrid pathogen Wuhan wet market tease and just being in there I caught some s**t. Just spent the last two days bathing , massaging, drinking tea sweating that s**t out. That's not cool b.'

While another defended the market, penning:' Azealia there’s nothing wrong with the rag market. It’s been there longer than you have been alive. The Bull Ring Indoor Market is one of the UK's largest indoor fish markets, offering a variety of seafood as well as meats, vegetables and other goods 'Fine Taylor … you win … I will give you a child and guard your cats with my life,' tweeted Musk, who was quickly slammed by critics over the 'misogynistic' quip.

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