Alabama Barker and Bhad Bhabie are still going back and forth online. This time, Bama clapped back after Bhabie threw some shade about her race on her latest diss track, ‘OG CRASH OUT.’
Alabama Barker Responds After Bhad Bhabie Comments On Her Race
Recently, Alabama Barker hopped on TikTok to react to Bhad Bhabie’s ‘OG CRASH OUT’ diss track. Roommates, if you’ve been following, you know the track went viral after Bhabie featured an Alabama look-alike in her music video.
Throughout the song, Bhad Bhabie throws shade at Bama left and right, and it’s clear Alabama wasn’t feeling it. She ended up responding on TikTok with a video of herself wrapping lyrics from KenTheMan’s ‘First’ record and captioned the clip, “Did I get called a cracker b***h by another white women. Call us Cracker Barrel ho.”
Social Media Weighs In
Of course, the Roommates flooded The Shade Room’s comment section with reactions to Alabama Barker and Bhad Bhabie. Check out what they had to say below.
Instagram user @ceomattyj wrote, “🥴Two white girls rap beefing is like… a gluten-free food fight at a yoga retreat.”
Instagram user @_ki_erra wrote, “I know Travis can barely sleep at night.”
While Instagram user @jussblaze_ wrote, “Born rich and acting ratchet you moving backward… I fear this was a line right here.”
Then Instagram user @adwinbrown wrote, “Not her in the same pajamas as the look a like from the video 😭😭😭😫”
Another Instagram user @ambdotcom wrote, “The “with blacks” not sitting right with me lmao.”
Instagram user @amberjayy__ wrote, “This the longest I’ve seen white beef go on 😭😭”
While another Instagram user @dali_j_ wrote, “I want both of them to stop.”
Finally, Instagram user @mstealove19 wrote, “This is embarrassing they both culture vulturing.”
Bhad Bhabie Calls Out Alabama For Speaking On Her Daughter
Alabama Barker and Bhad Bhabie have been trading shots on social media for a minute now. They’ve kept their beef going with back-to-back diss tracks. Bhabie’s latest ‘OG CRASH OUT’ record dropped shortly after Bama mentioned her daughter, Kali Love, in a snippet of a song she teased on TikTok. Bhabie immediately made it clear she wasn’t having that, taking to her Instagram Stories to share a message for a Bama.
“Who told this h** to talk about my kid? You thought that was good idea? That wasn’t ‘hard’ like you thought it was gonna b the whole internet on your a** now slow a** h** when I see you you better run,” Bhad Bhabie wrote on her IG Story.
Loading ... 