Bhad Bhabie’s “Ms. Whitman” Destroys Alabama Barker—And Drags Travis Barker & Kourtney Kardashian Into It!

The feud between Bhad Bhabie and Alabama Barker has reached a new boiling point with the release of Bhad Bhabie’s latest diss track, Ms. Whitman. After trading blows through Overcooked and Cry Bhabie, the tension between the two young artists has only intensified, with Bhad Bhabie taking things to a whole new level in her latest track. From harsh personal jabs to unexpected industry shoutouts, Ms. Whitman is packed with lyrical attacks that have fans and critics buzzing.

A Feud That Keeps Getting Hotter

What started as a social media back-and-forth quickly turned into a full-blown rap battle. Bhad Bhabie, known for her unfiltered personality and bold musical style, first called out Alabama Barker in Overcooked, a track filled with accusations and aggressive energy. Barker, daughter of legendary drummer Travis Barker, wasted no time responding with Cry Bhabie, throwing her own shade at her opponent.

Now, Bhad Bhabie has fired back harder than ever with Ms. Whitman, a track so ruthless that many are calling it her most aggressive song to date. The rapper spares no one, targeting Alabama’s family, friendships, and even her alleged personal relationships. If there was any hope of reconciliation between the two, this song just made sure that won’t happen anytime soon.

Breaking Down “Ms. Whitman”: The Most Personal Diss Yet

Bhad Bhabie doesn’t hold back in Ms. Whitman. Throughout the track, she takes aim at several aspects of Alabama Barker’s life, making the diss track feel as much like a personal takedown as it is a rap battle. Some of the most striking moments in the song include:

• Family Insults: Bhad Bhabie claims that Alabama’s stepmother, Kourtney Kardashian, married Travis Barker after previously being in love with his sister. She also alleges that Alabama was unable to form a bond with the Kardashians, despite her father’s marriage to one of the most famous women in the world.
• Accusations of Style Theft: The rapper accuses Alabama of copying Latto’s flow in Cry Bhabie, suggesting that her opponent lacks originality.
• Relationship Drama: Bhad Bhabie makes the shocking claim that Alabama had a past with Soulja Boy. Both Alabama and Soulja Boy have denied this accusation, even mocking Bhad Bhabie in response.
• The Le Vaughn Controversy: One of the most heated lines in the song comes when Bhad Bhabie warns Alabama to stop mentioning her child’s father, Le Vaughn. In a direct threat, she raps, “Keep my baby daddy name out of your f***ing mouth before I Will Smith it,” referencing the infamous 2022 Oscars slap.
• Mocking Alabama’s Career: Bhad Bhabie repeatedly questions Alabama’s success, implying that she has no real accomplishments in music. She even raps about her own success, flexing her achievements while throwing shade at her rival.

The Kanye West Connection

One of the biggest surprises in Ms. Whitman is its beat. Bhad Bhabie raps over the instrumental of Carnival, a song originally by Kanye West and Ty Dolla Sign. After releasing the track, Bhad Bhabie posted a screenshot to social media thanking “Bianca and Ye.” The screenshot showed a message from an unidentified person stating, “He said that sh*t knock harder than the original ‘All in the zoo’.” Many fans speculate that Kanye himself gave his approval for the track, adding another layer of controversy given his history with the Kardashian family.

Social Media Reactions: Fans Weigh In

As expected, Ms. Whitman has sent social media into a frenzy. Fans and critics alike are sharing their thoughts on the diss track, with many calling it a clear victory for Bhad Bhabie. Some of the most notable reactions include:

• “She had a newborn, cancer, trifling baby daddy, new nose, brain stained with red dye, and still had time to end Alabama.”
• “Bhad Bhabie used a Kanye beat, got a Travis Barker look-alike, got her red hair back, just to diss Alabama. She’s taking it.”
• “The fact that Kanye let Bhad Bhabie use the Carnival beat to diss a Kardashian is SENDING me. Bro really the biggest hater in the whole world.”
• “Bhad Bhabie already won the beef because Alabama is a wannabe hood girl with a ghostwriter… Bhad Bhabie doesn’t need to fake it.”
• “I’m sorry, but Bhad Bhabie ate that girl up. We’ve all had that one ghetto white girl homie who’s really like that. And she’s BEEN like that.”
• “Damn, the white girls are at it again. The drummer part had me dying. Nah, I think Bhad Bhabie won this white rap battle thingy.”

What’s Next? Will Alabama Barker Respond?

With Ms. Whitman out and dominating the conversation, the biggest question is: how will Alabama Barker respond? Her previous diss track Cry Bhabie had its fair share of sharp lines, but with Bhad Bhabie taking things to such an extreme level, Barker might feel pressured to answer back with another track of her own.

Given how personal this beef has become, it seems unlikely that either side will back down anytime soon. Whether Alabama chooses to fight fire with fire or let Ms. Whitman be the final word remains to be seen, but one thing is certain—this feud is keeping rap fans highly entertained.

Stay tuned for more updates as this rap battle continues to unfold!