Iggy Azalea Pulls Out All the Stops For New Music, Shows Off Her Twerking Skills on a Yacht

Iggy Azalea showed off her dance moves at sea to her latest EP “Survive the Summer.”

Azalea was hanging with a group of friends on a yacht Monday evening and decided to show off her moves. The “Mo Bounce” artist was sporting a two-piece Black, brown and white string bikini while she twerked for the camera to her song “Kawasaki.” She and her crew were living the life and partied it up in Miami.

The star took to Instagram Live and shared several videos hanging with friends swimming and jamming to “Survive the Summer” all night. Azalea also shared tons of photos relaxing on the cruiser with a drink in her right hand. She captioned one of the pictures, “Let me feel myself, yeah… daddy know I’m cocky.”

Fans fawned over the rap artists in her revealing swimwear.

“You look absolutely smashing Iggy,” one person wrote.

“Girl!!! Your feed is like a complete dream GOSH you’re killing it 🤤,” another fan said.

“Body goals ♥️.”

“You look absolutely Amazing 💯.”

One user wrote, “These curves are unreal!!! Like a perfectly laid out race track.”

The star recently served her fans salacious photos posing on the tennis court for her new EP. Azalea was completely nude and had nothing on except her neon green heels. The rap star’s hand was covering the top portion of her body. In another photo, she blurred her breasts with green lime laser lights.

Azalea captioned all of her photos differently. “S.T.S. is out ahhhhhh!!!!!!” she wrote. “I need my bag qui.ck.ly.” The star also added, “Haters can’t stand me but they love me at the bank.”

The release of “Survive the Summer” had been delayed more than once, but finally debuted August 3. The EP features collaborations with Tyga for their song “Kream” and Wiz Khalifa for their song “OMG.”

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