Bhad Bhabie – also known by her stage name Danielle Bregoli – has ignited an online frenzy for “Ms. Whitman” – a diss track directed at Alabama Barker. This 21-year old rapper did not hold back and has the internet buzzing.
The lyrics are direct and cutting, with lines like “Thought I wasn’t gonna come back for more, you dumb, dirty b****” and “She f**ked on Tyga and killin’ babies, I seen the sonogram,” referencing past rumors involving both Tyga and the influencer Alabama Barker. Tyga as well as Alabama Barker have both denied the rumors. But the most talked about element of the song is the Travis Barker like drumming that’s in the backround. It’s a jab towards Alabama’s father Travis Barker.
Reactions to the release of “Ms. Whitman”, have been exploding on social media. One user wrote on X (formerly Twitter), “I deadass almost thought dat was really Travis Barker 😂😂😂 omg I’m dead, she did dat 💪🏽👏🏽,” showcasing the shock and amusement surrounding the video’s creative choices. Other users noted the layers and complexity of the song, saying, “Bhad Bhabie used the kanye sound, got the travis Barker look-alike, got her hair red again, to insult alabama.” She’s taking the heat.” Many praised the rapper’s theatrics, with comments like, “Oh she ate I fear 😭 and is the drummer in the back supposed to be Travis baker??? Teaaa. “Love when girls give a little razzle-dazzle”
Bhad Bhabie’s current feud with Alabama Barker goes back to December of 2024. Bhad Bhabie alleged that Alabama Barker had tried to establish a romantic relationship with Le Vaughn (who was also father to her daughter Kali Love). Alabama responded initially dismissively to the accusations. Bregoli initially defended Le Vaughn despite Alabama’s explanation. But the pair has now broken up. Bhad Bhabie also confirmed their split via a now deleted Instagram Story.
It’s not the first time the two have fought over music. Bhad Bhabie, in his song “Over Cooked”, released it on January. The subtle lyrics seemed to target Alabama’s relationship history. Alabama Barker responded to this with the song “Cry Bhabie.” Bhad Bhabie’s first direct reference to Alabama, “Ms. Whitman,” marks an important escalation.
The song’s title itself carries significance, referencing Alabama Whitman, the character from the film *True Romance*, the inspiration for Alabama’s name, adding another layer of depth to the diss. Furthermore, Bhad Bhabie sampled the “Carnival” beat from Kanye West and Ty Dolla Sign’s *Vultures* album. In a later post, Bhad Bhabie indicated that Kanye west and Bianca Censori gave their approval. Bhad Bhabie has also written lyrics about Alabama and her relationship with Kourtney Kardashian.
Alabama Barker is yet to respond officially to “Ms. Whitman”.