So, TLDR; Bhad Bhadie and Alabama Barker went at it because of a man. Sigh, yes, I fear that is the case. One day, there will be a college course open to students who want to truly analyze the rise and descent of this madness, because it should be studied, or at the very least, study why diss tracks are so dang good.

Alabama has slammed her mom Shanna Moakler on social media while Bhad Bhabie has banked on her problematic upbringing, extending to a lucrative OnlyFans. So imagine the clash betw

Alabama Barker (daughter to Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker/stepdaughter to Kourtney Kardashian) and Bhad Bhabie (rapper/internet personality who made the phrase “Catch me outside, how ’bout that?” inescapable about a decade ago) are not getting along.

Bhad Bhabie released new diss track 'Miss Whitman' about Alabama Barker this week, but how did their feud begin?

It all started with drama over Bhad Bhabie’s baby daddy, and now we’ve got back-to-back tracks throwing shade, TikTok callouts and a whole lot of internet mess. From “Over Cooked” to “Cry Bhabie,” here’s everything you need to know about their feud and why neither of them is backing down anytime soon.

In January, Bhad Bhabie released her first Alabama Barker diss track called 'Over Cooked'. In the song, Bhad Bhabie accused Alabama of trying to steal her baby daddy again. She also claimed that Alabama slept with Tyga and got pregnant. On Instagram Live, Bhad Bhabie later said that Alabama had had an abortion.

Bhad Bhabie and Travis Barker's daughter, Alabama Barker, have been locked into a bitter beef, which recently resulted in Bhabie releasing the diss track "Ms. Whitman" that uses a sample of the Ye song "Carnival" and AI vocals from Ye. This led to some people calling Ye out for getting involved. On Tuesday (Feb. 25), he set the record straight.

Reality Blues wades into the mysteries of our uncanny world, trying to catch a vibe. Today, Meaghan Garvey explores the biggest rap beef of 2025 so far, a weird new chapter in diss tracks, reality TV drama,