Igloo Australia: Iggy Azalea may have been laughed out of America, but she’s still making things right around here. Now the rapper has proudly claimed whats rightfully hers. An “award-winning vagina. “.
As you might expect, the singer and X Factor Australia judge accepted GQ Australia’s Woman of the Year award on Wednesday night. During her speech, she made jokes about her private parts.
“Thank you so much. I didnt realise everyone was going to have such hilarious speeches and I didnt prepare anything this week. I just want to give a big thank you to GQ for this award. “.
“I’ve won a lot of awards in the past few years, but this one means the most to me because I can finally say that my vagina is award-winning.” Thank you,” she said. Congrats! Mashable Top Stories Stay connected with the hottest stories of the day and the latest entertainment news. Sign up for Mashables Top Stories newsletter By signing up you agree to our.
The joke went on when Jon Hamm, who plays Roger Sterling on Mad Men, won an award with the dramatic title “International Man of the Decade.”
“This is amazing for me. I got the best vagina in the world,” he said according to reports. “How do you say no to that? I guess the short answer is you dont. You just say, Yes, this vagina is phenomenal. “.
Azalea’s comments about vaginal areas were a funny reference to something she told GQ in this month’s issue. “Im excited [about my award]. I like to call it Vagina of the Year though. “Sometimes I just find it funny to think of myself as a vagina,” she told the magazine. “I don’t know why it makes me laugh.”
“Vagina of the Year is a big achievement, number one Australian pussy. People wont get the joke, but its funny because [in the media] women are reduced to vaginas. Some days Im a vagina, others Im a human. “.
Youre a three-dimensional human being to us, Iggy. And youve had a rough year. Good luck to you, maam.
At the same time, Iggy Azalea found a match in Chris Hemsworth, who won Man of the Year for his role as Thor, God of Thunder. Which is awkward because of that SNL sketch.
Jerico Mandybur is the editor of Mashable Australia. Previously, she worked as a digital editor at SBS, Oyster Mag, MTV and ASOS. Tweet her at @jerico_m. Recommended For You.
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