Ariel Winter said Iggy Azalea's music is fun, but it is not even close to Eminem's level.
Ariel Winter said Iggy Azalea's music is fun, but it is not even close to Eminem's level. (Photo: REUTERS/Mark Makela)

No one can stop Ariel Winter from revealing her sentiments on social media, not even Iggy Azalea. The 20-year-old Modern Family star shared her thoughts about the 28-year-old rapper's comments on Eminem on her Twitter account on Saturday, September 15.

"Is she seriously calling out Eminem for having 'lazy' bars," Winter tweeted with a GIF of a smiling guy surrounded by a lot of question marks. "Awkward because ... I mean ..."

Winter also answered a fan's response to her post and admitted she also enjoys Azalea's music. However, the voice actress of "Sophia the First" believes the Australian songwriter has no right to call "Eminem's verses lazy."

Winter went on to say Azalea's music is fun, but it is not even close to Eminem's level. So she could not fully understand how the "Fancy" hitmaker managed to say those slurs to an "absolute rap legend."

According to Us Weekly, Winter shared her opinion just a couple of hours after Azalea insulted Eminem, who called the latter a "ho" on his diss song "Killshot." The track is intended for Machine Gun Kelly.

In one of the song's lines, Eminem mentioned a lot of celebrity names. "You ain't never made a list next to no Biggie, no Jay / Next to Taylor Swift and that Iggy ho, you about to really blow," he rapped, mentioning Azalea's name.

The song caught Azalea's attention. So she shared he reaction about Eminem's line in a series of posts on her Twitter account on Friday, September 14. "Diss songs shouldn't be filled with celebrity name drops to pad out lazy bars," she said.

As Azalea knew a lot of fans would also react to her post, she said she is "beyond prepared" to get trolled for her opinion. She even answered Winter's accusation and explained she was not after Eminem's status as a legend, per Hollywood Life.

Azalea cleared she would not argue about Eminem's reputation as the "greatest of all time," but she strongly believed "name dropping" was not a good thing. She also addressed the issue about calling the 45-year-old rap icon's lyrics as "lazy." She said his earlier works were "crazy, twisted, and effective," but his recent songs felt like he was only picking names that could fit into the rhyme of the songs.

To recall, Eminem and Machine Gun Kelly have been in a longstanding beef since 2012. It all started when the 28-year-old rapper and singer called out the "Lose Yourself" hitmaker's daughter on Twitter, saying she is "hot as f***."