AceShowbiz - Azealia Banks, once a boisterous supporter of Donald Trump, has taken to social media to express her regret for casting her vote for him in the 2024 election. Known for her outspoken and often controversial opinions, Banks candidly admitted, "We made a f**king mess."

The "212" rapper continued her tirade on X (formerly Twitter), describing the current state of the country as "an absolute disaster." Her disappointment did not stop there - she launched a direct critique of Trump by calling him "petty and vindictive."

Banks, who had previously heralded Trump as her "f**king hero," is clearly singing a different tune after just a few months into his second presidency. "He's so petty and vindictive rn," she wrote on X. "Tbh, rightfully so, but not when the wellbeing and livelihood of billions of people - damn near the entire world - lay in ur hands."

Banks also delves into the broader geopolitical implications of Trump's policy, citing China as a counterexample. "China is dunking on everyone right now," she lamented, reflecting her belief that Trump's administration has compromised America's global standing.

She went on to show affection for China, saying, "Thb i love that for China tho. and really do love China in general. China is the Doll."

Banks' previous electoral habits were no less erratic. In 2016, she initially endorsed Trump in a series of convoluted social media posts, calling him a necessary evil and dismissing Hillary Clinton as "GROOMED" and an "establishment robot."

However, after the infamous "grab 'em by the p***y" tape, she retracted her endorsement, only to return to supporting Trump post-election and even offered to perform at his inauguration.

This flip-flopping continued into the 2020 election, where she attended a Trump rally but later stated she would vote for Kamala Harris due to her disapproval of Elon Musk's involvement in the Trump campaign. Yet, she ended up voting for Trump and posted her completed ballot on social media.

Now, Banks finds herself in a position of regret once more. It seems Banks' tumultuous relationship with Trump has come full circle, leaving her - and possibly other Trump voters - questioning their decisions.