Iggy Azalea was really pumped about her new buzz single “Zillion” and couldn’t wait to shoot a video for it. Unfortunately, her record label had other plans. “My record label Virgin/EMI seems to feel the response to my viral record “Zillion” wasn’t good enough & I’m not allowed a video,” Iggy shared early Thursday. “I felt like it was dope so, whatever. Ted Cockle (Virgin/EMI Records President) doesn’t wanna see me shine. What can I say?”
Iggy continued her rant by saying the label wants her to do a pop/radio record and she didn’t want that. When a fan asked what the label expected from her, Iggy responded, “They expect me to find a pop star to wack onto a radio friendly song with me rapping the verses. That’s what THEY want. It’s Cockle’s fault.” She continues, “I’m trying to switch to just Def Jam but Cockle is making it hard.”
Iggy better take notes from the other Azealia, nothing good can come from blasting your label and the label’s president on social media.
