Iggy Azalea Doubles Down on NSFW Valentine's Gift Advice

Iggy Azalea recently gave out some very NSFW Valentine's Day advice and when she was asked about [...]

Iggy Azalea recently gave out some very NSFW Valentine's Day advice and when she was asked about it again she doubled down and held firm in her opinion.

A woman on Twitter reached out for some help, tweeting, "What are you suppose to buy for men on Valentine's Day?? This question has haunted me since my first high school boyfriend, I bought him underwear. SOS"

While many people responded, it was Azalea's advice that really made waves. "Girl. Nothing! A card, P— or both (depending on how old you are reading this expert advice)," the "Fancy" rapper suggested.

When TMZ cameras caught up to Azalea later on and asked her if she really believes in that advice, she said, "Yes... Yeah, I do."

The woman who Azalea initially gave the advice to eventually thanked her by tweeting back, "Well that sounds like a win win situation for me! I will absolutely take that advice and enjoy every second of it."

Many other fans appreciated her recommendation as well, with one person writing, "I love this! Take note ladies."

Aside from her ability to give out "expert" relationship advice, Azalea is fairly synonymous with twerking, so of course she used it as a way to ring in the New Year.

Taking to Instagram, the "Fancy" rapper dropped down low on New Years Eve and twerked in a sparkling, sheer black onesie body suit with black bottoms and silver high heels.

Back in 2017, the blonde Australian dropped a new track, "Mo Bounce," and the video for the song featured her doing quite a bit of twerking.

In a radio interview in her native Australia, she talked about what she went through to get in shape for shooting the video saying, "It's a lot — I went on a meal plan before the video because I knew I would have to be dancing fairly skimpily dressed. I did a lot of rehearsals actually, and man I lost 15 pounds in a week dancing to that song!"

Speaking more about her twerk skills, Azalea said that while someone's dance talents have to "come naturally," she admitted to getting some tips. "I did take classes. I do have someone who is very, very good at twerking, and she helped me. I never realized how flexible you have to be to do that stuff," the 27-year-old continued.

"My teacher was like 'I really suggest you take yoga' and I didn't know you had to take yoga to be a twerker but apparently you do," she later added.

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