Bhad Bhabie has escalated her ongoing feud with Alabama Barker by pulling in her famous family in a fiery diss track titled “Ms. Whitman.”The rap beef between the two reached a boiling point on Tuesday when Bhabie known for her hit “Gucci Flip Flops” released the track along with a music video. The video, which quickly went viral features Bhabie provocatively dancing on a Travis Barker look alike a move clearly meant to taunt Alabama and her family.
Dressed in white lingerie the 21 year old rapper wasted no time taking shots at Alabama 19 with whom she has been engaged in a bitter feud since December 2024.
“Thought I wasn’t gonna come back for more, you dumb dirty b—h,” she raps at the start. “Why this b—h obsessed with me? I just don’t understand.”
Bhabie, whose real name is Danielle Bregoli, didn’t hold back, accusing Alabama of lacking real friends being promiscuous and even alleging she was pregnant with rapper Tyga’s child a claim both Alabama and Tyga have publicly denied. The track also drags Alabama’s father Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker and his wife Kourtney Kardashian into the drama. Bhabie suggests that Barker had feelings for another Kardashian sister before marrying Kourtney, rapping, “Your stepmom burnt out why she took her sister’s second hand?”
Adding to the controversy Bhabie also referenced Alabama’s past hospitalization for nicotine withdrawal, mocked her appearance without makeup, and compared their rap careers, asserting her superiority.
The track’s title “Ms. Whitman” is a reference to Patricia Arquette’s character in the 1993 film True Romance, from whom Alabama got her name.
Bhabie further fueled speculation by sampling Kanye West’s song “Carnival,” even hinting at getting his permission. She later thanked West and his wife Bianca Censori via Instagram and teased a potential remix with the rapper.
As tensions continue to rise neither West nor Alabama has responded publicly to Bhabie’s latest diss, but this feud shows no signs of cooling down anytime soon.
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