Azealia Banks offered deal in boob-biting case

Attention-starved rapper Azealia Banks lived up to her bad-girl reputation Monday when she showed up in court to face an assault rap for maniacally chomping on the boob of a security guard who tossed her from a Meatpacking District club.

Banks, 24, kept snapping photos with her phone in the courtroom and was chastised by a court officer.

Prosecutors offered to let the scrawny diva dodge jail time if she copped to the top charge of misdemeanor assault and complete a sorely needed anger management program. Banks did not immediately take the deal.

As the rapper left the courthouse with her two-person entourage, she pulled out her cellphone and snapped pictures of the press.

“Just trying to get my exclusive,” she smirked as her 5’ 2” pal acting as a bodyguard shoved and cursed at a photographer.

The small three-ring circus finally clambered into an Uber and took off.

Banks was arrested December 16 after getting into a scuffle with security at the nightspot Up&Down.

The hot-tempered singer — who endorsed Donald Trump — tried to enter a private party at the club without a hand stamp.

The guards didn’t recognize the rapper and told her she couldn’t come in until she got the proper approval.

Her ego singed, Banks allegedly went berserk “screaming at the top of her lungs, cursing” and using racial slurs, a source said.

She allegedly yelled at the guards for not knowing who she was, telling them she’s on Rihanna’s album, according to a source.

As security booted Banks from the club, the unhinged performer allegedly spit in the face of a female bouncer and bit her boob.

Outside, Banks bizarrely announced that she was going to call the cops.

When she returned to the front of the club with police, Banks allegedly punched the bouncer in the face and was arrested for assault, disorderly conduct and harassment.

The most recent bust comes after a September outburst on a Delta flight from New York to LA that was caught on video.

She was also investigated after allegedly assaulting a security guard in October at Break Room 86 in Los Angeles.

Banks is best known for initiating disputes on social media with artists of greater celebrity, including Lil’ Kim, Nicki Minaj and Erykah Badu.