Bhad Bhabie still has her foot on the gas.
On Friday (March 7), the rapper—born Danielle Bregoli—hopped on Instagram to share a reel of a girl rapping along to her Alabama Barker diss track, “Ms. Whitman” while doing her makeup. Unbeknownst to the girl, Bhabie sneaks up behind her and places a bag over her head.
What’s most noticeable about the girl in the video is that she resembles Barker, including her makeup—specifically her overlined lips—long blonde hair, long nails, and pajamas (Alabama often films TikToks in a black satin pajama set).
Bhabie unleashed “Ms. Whitman” in late February and Barker has yet to return fire. However, she did take to her TikTok this week to post two videos that appear to be digs at Bhabie, with one seemingly revealing that a new diss track is en route.
In the most recent one, Barker uses an original sound, in which she says: “Stop calling me while I’m doing this diss track. I know you miss Big Mama.”
Another TikTok from this week shows her responding to people poking fun at her makeup—a look Bhabie donned last month, though she appeared to be trolling.
“Imagine taking it as a hate comment that [you're] a nepo baby & you do your makeup every day. Honestly, I love that for me,” Barker wrote over the TikTok.
This week also saw Bhabie’s mom slamming Alabama and her father, Travis Barker after Alabama namedropped Bhabie’s daughter, Kali in a presumed diss track.
"Eighteen years later, you gon' see, lil’ Kali / He was fucking for a bag, now you here, lil’ Kali," the 19-year-old rapped in an IG Story from Tuesday, saying that Bhabie’s on-and-off boyfriend, Le Vaughn, was only with her for money.
“@travisbarker You better put your little hoe in her place before she gets a reality check,” Bhabie’s mom wrote on her IG Story. “She comes for my granddaughter I come for your little one!!!” she added, referring to Travis and Kourtney Kardashian’s 1-year-old son, Rocky.
It’s unclear if this diss track is the same song as the one from Alabama’s TikTok.
To intensify matters, early Wednesday morning, Le Vaughn, who seems to be the catalyst for Barker and Bhabie’s feud, was shot in the hand while at a strip club in Los Angeles.
Amidst Bregoli and Barker’s back-and-forth, Ye responded to Bhabie sampling his and Ty Dolla Sign’s Rich the Kid and Playboi Carti-featuring Vultures 1 hit “Carnival” on “Ms. Whitman.”
“I’m not cool with being put in the middle of all of this at all,” Yeezy said, explaining that he cleared the sample because people often “try to stop” his clearances.
He added, “Everything has been very difficult for me so anybody asks me for something, I always clear it.” Bregoli later revealed to DDG that Bianca Censori helped clear the sample in “like 10 minutes.”