Back on June 2, Azalea tweeted an abstract message to the masses, reminding an unidentified "them" that despite their funny, funny jokes about artists, most of "them" have done "NOTHING" with their lives.

Azalea clarified which haters exactly she was talking to with that tweet over the weekend at an event hosted by AMP 103.3/Boston (a Radio.com station). In an interview, Azalea admitted that she often checks Twitter but manages it "sometimes quite poorly."
"When I put out a song or a video I really love to look at what people are writing, because I like to see what my fans think and enjoy it with them and share the moment," Azalea said. "On a regular day, to be honest, I try not to look. Sometimes it can just ruin your day, unfortunately."

It turns out that Azalea's tweet to the haters was specifically aimed at the younger end of the spectrum: the fan groups. From her comments, it seems the battling hashtag named fans of other artists are the ones getting under her skin.