Alabama Barker Makes Waves with Her Second Track, "Cry Bhabie"
Alabama Barker, daughter of Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker, has entered the fray of hip-hop beef with her new diss track titled "Cry Bhabie," aimed squarely at Bhad Bhabie (born Danielle Bregoli). This confrontation comes in response to Bhad Bhabie's previous track, "Over Cooked," where she made controversial claims about Barker and other notable rappers.
"Cry Bhabie" was released amidst the escalating feud, showcasing Barker's attempt to clap back at Bhad Bhabie's provocations. The track has stirred considerable buzz on social media, with posts on X overwhelmingly praising Barker’s surprise drop.
The feud has been characterized by personal jabs, with Bhad Bhabie even suggesting that Barker wants to emulate her style (in addition to other heavier accusations). Barker, on her part, has not only denied all allegations but has also expressed her stance that Bhad Bhabie has created false narratives. The back-and-forth has drawn attention not just for the music but for the personal drama involved, with many industry fans applauding Barker's retort, noting her sharp wit and the fact that this is only her second song. And she kind of ate, honestly.
This beef taps into a broader narrative of public feuds that are both personal and musical, where young celebrities leverage social media to amplify their conflicts. Barker's entry into this arena with "Cry Bhabie" marks her as a notable figure in this ongoing saga, demonstrating her willingness to engage in the cutthroat world of industry rivalries.
But all drama aside, it’s just kind of a vibe.
