Iggy Azalea has plenty to celebrate. Not only did the Australian-born rapstress turn 24 on Saturday (June 7), she has made her mark on the scene in a major way this year.

She scored her first No. 1 Billboard hit with "Fancy" and tied a record set by the Beatles when she nabbed the No.2 spot as a feature on Ariana Grande's "Problem" single.

The I-G-G-Y has given us so much, so we wanted to give her a little something back to celebrate. It may not be as fancy as she's used to, but it's the thought that counts.

1. 13 Pac Albums

It's no secret Iggy is a huge Tupac fan, so why not get her 'Pac's entire discography. From his 1991 debut 2Pacalypse Now to his latest posthumous release Pac's Life, plus his Thug Life and Still I Rise group albums.

2. "Clueless: Whatever! Edition" On Blu-ray

Iggy and Charli XCX looked like they had a great time filming their "Fancy" music video. The clip was based off of one of Azalea's favorite movies "Clueless," so getting her the classic film on Blu-ray is a no-brainer.

3. Another No.1 Record

One No.1 is nice, but a second will really set Iggy up nicely. If we'd have to guess, we'd say "Black Widow" featuring Rita Ora is the next to take the top spot. Someone cut the cut.

4. Nick Young USC Jersey

Ig is crazy in love with Los Angeles Lakers guard Nick Young. While we sure she has his current gold and purple jersey, Ms. Swaggy P may appreciate his USC Trojans college uniform. Very rare.

5. An Hour-Long Special With Oprah

A sit down with the Big O in the Land Down Under would be great, but honestly we just wanted an excuse to watch this video again.

6. An Amethyst Stone

What girl doesn't love jewelry? While it's true diamonds are a girl's best friend, we're wiling to bet that Iggy would appreciate an amethyst stone. After all, Amethyst is her birth name.

7. A Grammy Nomination

With the way things are going for Iggy, we wouldn't be surprised if she's up for a golden gramaphone in 2015. Technically, we can't be the ones to give it to her, but if she does get a nod, we totally called it first.