Fans Go Wild As Iggy Azalea Formerly Drops Date For Her New Tune

Iggy Azalea is back and like all the time she has been teasing her return to music, her fans can't keep calm!

The dynamic artist, known for her chart-topping hits, released her last album, "The End Of An Era," in 2021. Finally, the star is set for a significant music comeback after her eventful stint on OnlyFans. 

The 33-year-old is gearing up to drop her much-awaited single "Money Come" on August 25th. She officially unveiled the exciting news on her Instagram page, sharing the song's cover art and a caption that read:

"Have you ever seen five bad b*tches at ya door?! Clear your schedule for August 25th ?. ? @midjordan."

The cover showcases the mother-of-one holding a silver firearm amidst a cascade of money notes. She was adorned in a dazzling black and silver ensemble and flaunted chic silver hair.

Azalea's followers expressed their joy for the upcoming music and its imminent release. Comments like "Waiting to hear this one on The Town, I can't wait Iggy ??? ??," "It was time to dance again with your songs ?❤️," and "Our mother does not surprise us." 

Her devotees also raved about the single's artwork, a bank heist-inspired scene, "Your covers are always mad iconic, love that for you, Iggy," one follower wrote, while another gushed, "Omfg !!!!! Iggy!!!!! This is such a slay ????????."

Others continued to excitedly hail the Mullumbimby-born native with enthusiastic comments like "GIRLLLL got me fainted" and "YOU ALWAYS ROCK IGGY ?." Another also asked her to "take all my money iggs!" At the same time, this netizen noted that all they need is the two-time American Music Awards winner. 

While this post might be her official announcement, Azalea had already revealed the date on Twitter earlier this month. As observed by The Blast, this happened amid facing backlash after she penned a letter to Tory Lanez during his trial concerning the shooting incident involving Megan Thee Stallion. 

In fact, last month, the three-time Billboard Music Awards winner divulged some details of her upcoming music video, tweeting, "I'm really excited about the concept of this one. It's funny, but will probably make some people mad. Really there's no reason to be, I just have a feeling."

However, pressed by a fan's playful demand, the "Black Widow" artist was compelled to reveal a precise release date for the single. In response to the person's jesting request that read, "Not you logged back in chile, hand over the release date!" which she playfully evaded by "running away."

In return, they shared an image of a cuffed SpongeBob yelling while being escorted away by authorities. Just above the picture, the netizen using the username jaygoodie_ exclaimed, "AHT AHT STOP RIGHT THERE!!!" Surprisingly, Azalea caved into Jay's demand after that post, humorously replying, "August 25! Now unhand me! Lmao."

The triumphant X user excitedly proclaimed, "and THATS how it's done! Azaleans give me my 10’s!!!!!" Equally enthusiastic, one spectator gushed, "OMGGGGGG WE MADE IT ??," while another exclaimed, "we can't longer wait IGGY So excited."

Having already achieved worldwide record sales in the millions since her debut as an artist, Azalea has chosen to elevate her financial gains further by selling her master recording and publishing catalog for an impressive eight-figure sum. 

Engaging with fans on Twitter, the 2014 ARIA Award winner for Breakthrough Artist addressed a worried user's query regarding her recent catalog sale. 

The individual wrote, "I just hope she doesn't end up like Taylor (no shade at all, just using it as an example)." To which she responded, "Taylor did not profit from that sale. I sold a portion of my catalog to who I wanted for an amount that means I don't have to work another day in my life." 

While expressing genuine affection for her fans, the "Problem" hit-maker acknowledged that the discourse surrounding ownership of "masters" might be too much for them to understand. This could be attributed to the fact that, as reported by Billboard, she did not technically relinquish her music rights despite the discussions.