Bhad Bhabie is back at it, spitting venom in her latest diss track aimed squarely at Alabama Barker, the 19-year-old daughter of drum legend Travis Barker. The 21-year-old rapper, known for her "Gucci Flip Flops" fame, has been embroiled in a heated feud with Barker since December, and the flames show no signs of dying down. The bone of contention? Bhabie's baby daddy, Le Vaughn, whom she accuses Barker of stealing, an allegation the latter vehemently denies.
The internet has been buzzing with the absurdity of this young, fiery feud as diss tracks fly back and forth like arrows on a battlefield. Bhabie fired the first shot with "Overcooked," only to have Barker clap back with "Cry Bhabie" a mere two weeks later. The online community has found itself oddly invested in this drama, perhaps drawn in by the sheer audacity of the insults hurled between the two young women.
Bhabie has been teasing "Ms. Whitman" on social media, dropping tantalizing snippets of audio and a provocative teaser for the accompanying music video. The video features a Travis Barker doppelganger, a cheeky nod to Alabama's famous father, adding fuel to the already raging fire. The track itself is a blistering attack, with Bhabie dragging Barker for her alleged body count and the unsavory rumors swirling about her hygiene. However, these jabs barely scratch the surface of the scathing insults peppered throughout the song.
"Ms. Whitman" has already racked up an impressive 1.3 million views on YouTube, a testament to the public's insatiable appetite for this juicy drama. As the diss tracks continue to fly and the insults grow increasingly personal, one can only wonder how far this feud will escalate. Will Travis Barker himself enter the fray, or will the young women eventually bury the hatchet? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure: Bhad Bhabie and Alabama Barker have the internet hooked, and they show no signs of letting go anytime soon.
The internet has been buzzing with the absurdity of this young, fiery feud as diss tracks fly back and forth like arrows on a battlefield. Bhabie fired the first shot with "Overcooked," only to have Barker clap back with "Cry Bhabie" a mere two weeks later. The online community has found itself oddly invested in this drama, perhaps drawn in by the sheer audacity of the insults hurled between the two young women.
Bhabie has been teasing "Ms. Whitman" on social media, dropping tantalizing snippets of audio and a provocative teaser for the accompanying music video. The video features a Travis Barker doppelganger, a cheeky nod to Alabama's famous father, adding fuel to the already raging fire. The track itself is a blistering attack, with Bhabie dragging Barker for her alleged body count and the unsavory rumors swirling about her hygiene. However, these jabs barely scratch the surface of the scathing insults peppered throughout the song.
"Ms. Whitman" has already racked up an impressive 1.3 million views on YouTube, a testament to the public's insatiable appetite for this juicy drama. As the diss tracks continue to fly and the insults grow increasingly personal, one can only wonder how far this feud will escalate. Will Travis Barker himself enter the fray, or will the young women eventually bury the hatchet? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure: Bhad Bhabie and Alabama Barker have the internet hooked, and they show no signs of letting go anytime soon.
