Rapper Iggy Azalea says she doesn't want to be involved in singer Rita Ora's planned remake of the popular number "Lady Marmalade".
The rapper has blasted "The X Factor" judge's idea of reworking on Labelle's 1975 classic hit - which was later covered by Christina Aguilera, Lil Kim, Mya and Pink in 2001 - and agrees it "should be left alone", reports mirror.co.uk.
She tweeted: "Please leave me out of the whole Lady Marmalade conversation.
"I have nothing to do with ritas ideas & agree it should be left alone. Thanks (sic)"
Her message on Twitter comes after Ora told The Sun newspaper that she was keen to "round up the troops" for a new version of the soul song.
She said: "I'm trying to round up the troops. I think it would be me, Miley (Cyrus), Charlie XCX - she'd be fun - and Iggy (Azalea)."
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