Rapper Ivorian Doll, also known as IVD, has found herself in another Twitter feud. This time she goes against her friend and collaboration artist, US rapper Asian Doll.

The argument seemingly began when Asian Doll told IVD to "stay out of American business" following a conversation regarding Nicki Minaj and other US female rappers.

Interestingly, the drama stemmed from separate industry beef between Nicki Minaj and other US female rappers like Big Latto but it seems IVD's support for Nicki was seen as "snakey" by Asian Doll.

The pair were spending a lot of time together last month in the states which meant the Twitter back and forth surprised many fans who loved seeing their friendship develop. IVD, whose real name is Vanessa, began tweeting a series of indirect responses to the Asian Doll's clear hostility. She wrote: "I deeped it, already been knew but it's kinda friend thing with anyone AT ALL", implying that herself and Asian Doll were "never really friends" but just worked together.

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She also wrote,

"Get off my d*ck you be so worried about what I'm doing".

Asian Doll, who has previously shown Vanessa a lot of public support, even featuring her in a few of her songs, wrote:

"Deleting old tweets proves you b*tches is weirdos like why hide the fact I helped you", referring to the support she had previously given IVD within music particularly in the states, the rapper carried on to share how IVD allegedly deleted all past tweets of her appreciation towards her US friend.

Ivorian Doll responded considerably tame to AD, especially in comparison to earlier feud with UK podcast host, Madame Joyce, who IVD called "ugly£ numerous times on Twitter. Despite this, Asian Doll made clear how she is more than happy to turn the Twitter fight into a physical one.

She wrote,

" [if] I see you I'm punching you in ya mouth"

It's unclear whether the two will resolve their friendship but fans are interested to know whether the situation will affect Ivorian Doll's growing connection to the US.