'Everyone can tell you're spreading them cheeks for Mr. Trump': Azealia Banks hits back at Sarah Palin for her support of The Donald and calls her a 'cracker' after she threatens to sue rapper

Azaealia Banks is firing back at Sarah Palin after she revealed on Tuesday that she planned to sue the rapper for comments she made on Twitter over the weekend calling for the 'biggest burliest blackest' men to gang-rape the former Alaska governor.

Banks posted a message calling Palin a 'cracker' on Wednesday while also criticizing her on Twitter for supporting Donald Trump, saying: 'Everyone can tell you're spreading them cheeks for Mr. Trump Sarah..... you ain't got to lie.'

She also responded to Palin's comment that she planned to delete Banks' music off her daughter's playlist by going after Bristol Palin's two out-of-wedlock pregnancies, saying; 'If Bristol Palin listened to my music she probably wouldn’t have all those cotdamn kids!!!! ;-P #sis #iud #stayinschool #causeitsthebest' 

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Round two: Azaealia Banks (above in September 2014) went after Sarah Palin when the former Alaska governor said she planned to sue the rapper for comments she made on Twitter

On the attack: Banks posted a message calling Palin a 'cracker' and attacked her for supporting Donald Trump on Wednesday (Palin and Trump above on Saturday)

Azealia shared her thoughts on Twitter with these tweets pictured above 

Banks attacked Palin on Twitter Sunday in a series of now deleted tweets.

'Honestly… Let’s find the biggest burliest blackest n****** and let them run a train on her. Film it and put it on worldstar,' wrote Banks in one of the tweets.

In another she wrote; 'Hideous. At least suk a n**** d*** or summ’ before you start talking s*** about "black people willingly accepting slavery." Least she can do.'

The rapper lashed out at the former Alaska governor after reading a satirical article in which Palin was falsely quoted as saying; 'I’m telling you, I’ve been saying it for years, but nobody’s listening – slavery wasn’t forced onto African-Americans, they accepted it willingly.'

Palin responded to Banks on Tuesday, saying she was 'not exercising enough intelligence' and later added: 'Why don't we strengthen both our platforms and work together on something worthwhile.'

She then wrote that 'condoning racism' was one of the things that the women could work on before editing it to 'condemning racism' in the post. 

Palin later told People; 'I've had enough of the unanswered threats and attacks against my family and me.

'So, for the first time I'm going to enjoy the only retribution some protected "celebrities" seem to understand – I'm suing Azealia Banks and can't wait to share my winnings with others who have gone defenseless against lies and dangerous attacks far too long.'

Palin added; 'Azealia engages in a form of racism and hate that is celebrated by some in the perverted arm of pop culture, but is condemned by those who know it's tearing our country apart.

'Others may keep turning a blind eye to problems like Azealia's mouth; I choose to take a stand against it and the double standards that result in her actually being rewarded for her divisive tactics and aggressively inciting violence.' 

Banks responded to this on Twitter, writing; 'When you're a public figure who courts attention, you can't sue ppl for making jokes. Freedom of Speech girllllyyyyy.'

She also wrote; 'F*** Sarah Palin.' 

In the letter she posted Wednesday, Banks wrote; 'Despite their best efforts to conceal the contempt and envy that the cracker has for Blacks and other people of color... they just can’t hide it and it's seeping from the seams of their being.

'I’m 100% positive that the police killings, cultural appropriation, Trump and Palin etc. represent the contempt that whitey shares for this intangible , uncontrollable new black man that’s been steeping for a while now.'

Bristol's turn: Banks also responded to Palin's comment that she planned to delete Banks' music off her daughter's playlist by going after Bristol Palin's two out-of-wedlock pregnancies, saying; 'If Bristol Palin listened to my music she probably wouldn’t have all those cotdamn kids!!!!' (Bristol above with her son and daughter)

Media Research Center managed to grab Banks' initial tweets before they were taken down, the most vulgar of which said; 'Sarah Palin needs to have her head shaved off to a buzzcut, get headf***** by a big veiny, ashy black c*** then be locked in a cupboard.' 

She also wrote an open letter to Palin on Tuesday, saying; 'Now since learning that the article was not published officially, I sincerely apologize for any emotional distress or reputational scarring i may have caused you.

'In my honest defense, i was completely kidding. I happen to have a really crass, New-York-City sense of humor, and regularly make silly jokes in attempts make light of situations which make me uncomfortable.

'As the fabric of the American Nation is EMBEDDED with racism, I merely made a raCIALly driven joke to counter what i believed to be real, raCIST rhetoric.'

She said later in her letter; 'I cherish my ability to express myself freely, yet remain totally aware that for every action, there will be a reaction.

'All in All, Woman to Woman, I hope you will accept my sincerest apology.'

Banks then included multiple PS additions to the letter, writing in one; '“Hey Female Rapper,” was your way to euphemize what you REALLY wanted to say. What you wanted to say was, “Hey little Stereotypical Black, Thing!”'

In another she said; 'Twitter is not real, neither is your opinion of me!'

Mad: The 24-year-old rapper is frequently in the news for her erratic behavior, and just two weeks ago was seen charging at photographers who were taking her picture outside Manhattan Criminal Court

Attack: Banks was appearing in court following an incident that happened in December where she is alleged to have punched and then bitten a female bouncer at a Manhattan club

The 24-year-old rapper is frequently in the news for her erratic behavior, and just two weeks ago was seen charging at photographers who were taking her picture outside Manhattan Criminal Court.

Banks was appearing in court following an incident that happened in December where she is alleged to have punched and then bitten a female bouncer at a Manhattan club.

She was also accused of assaulting a bouncer at the Break Room 86 club in Los Angeles in October.

Banks has also engaged in numerous Twitter fights, most notably with fellow rappers including Iggy Azalea, Eminem and Nicki Minaj.

She tweeted about Azalea just last month, writing; 'Mentioning me is the only thing that will get you attention. Because ur music and nose job are trash.'

Banks then posted a second tweet that said; 'Matter of fact. . Let me just kill this b****.'