Iggy Azalea Believes Most Men ‘Don’t Have Enough Money’ to Date Her

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Iggy Azalea has shared what she expects from a man who wants to date her — and they better have deep pockets.

During a stream with N3ON this week, the crypto entrepreneur and rapper said that people think that something’s “wrong with her” because she’s not currently in a relationship, before explaining why she won’t settle for just any guy.

“I’m like, ‘Nothing’s wrong with me. It’s that you guys want your buttholes licked, you want to do crack, you don’t have enough money to go 50-50 with me,” Azalea explained. “That’s your problem, not mine.”

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When N3ON asked the “Fancy” artist, who shares a five-year-old son, Onyx, with Playboi Carti, how much it takes to go half with her, she replied: “If I had to pay it all, you wouldn’t be fuckable.”

“You’ve got to make another 15 million dollars just to pay for my shit. So is that really fair?” she continued. “Let’s be for real. And I have aspirations.”

Azalea, who counts Nick Young, ASAP Rocky and Tory Lanez as exes, previously told N3ON the type of man she’s interested in during a stream last month.

“You can make a little bit less than me, but here’s my feeling,” she told N3ON in the video below. “I would really like it to be 50-50 if we bought a house or had a mortgage.”

Azalea added that she wants her and her partner to “equally contribute” so she doesn’t “downgrade” or “emasculate” who she’s in a relationship with.

Elsewhere during her stream with N3ON, the 35-year-old rapper was seen purchasing a Bentley while accompanied by the 21-year-old streamer.

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