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At first that line barely even registered for me, but it must have stuck in my subconscious, because its meaning slowly began to sink in. I'd heard versions of Iggy's origin story before 100 times, I'd listened to "Work," but I never really gave her coming to America story some serious thought - until now.

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this shows photo bias by the tattoo and the background looks all blurry 

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this shows photo bias by the tattoo and the background looks all blurry 

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this photo shows bias by showing that she is such a bad influence and she is just a bad person in general.

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Iggy is now illegal because she got a passport in 2006 for six years and its 2018 now so that is 5 years past the date

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this shows photo bias by the light on the top right and the background  

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this shows photo bias by the light on the top right and the background  

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this shows word choice bias by saying a giant softball lobbed up

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this shows word choice bias by saying a giant softball lobbed up

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Last week, when the cultural appropriation debate was going strong on DJBooth, I got sucked into clicking on a Vanity Fair interview with Iggy Azalea.  The article was mostly a giant softball lobbed up so Iggy could argue she was the one being discriminated against, and so I only casually skimmed through it. At this point, Iggy's seeming obliviousness to her place in hip-hop culture is old news, but dropped ever so casually in the intro was this line:

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she moved illegally from her native Australia at 16 with no qualifications, with a dream to become a famous rapper- she bummed around making ends meet under the table while building contacts. She returned home every 3 months on the VWP. She avoided deportation by exploiting her stepfather's job at Qantas as a flight attendant, who made weekly LA roundtrips- he would put her on his staff ticket/manifest to make it look like she had left the country immediately, when in fact she would stay for 90 days. Eventually, she landed a record deal and 6 years after "moving", got an O-1 visa legally through her achievements. This was "very stressful" for her. And now she has a No.1 hit, is a multi-millionaire, is also a professional model, yada yada.