A new feud is brewing in the hip-hop world between Travis Barker’s daughter, Alabama Barker, and rapper Bhad Bhabie. In a newly released diss track making headlines this week, Bhad Bhabie has made scandalous allegations against Barker and Tyga. Barker has now addressed the claims, making her thoughts clear about the attack launched against her.
Without further ado, here’s everything you need to know about Alabama Barker’s response to Bhad Bhabie’s claims.
Alabama Barker denies Bhad Bhabie’s claims about her
Alabama Barker has addressed Bhad Bhabie’s allegations about her alleged relationships with Tyga and Soulja Boy.
In her diss track “Over Cooked,” Bhabie claimed Barker hooked up with Soulja Boy and was pregnant with Tyga’s child. However, Barker swiftly denied the claims on TikTok, replying to a fan’s comment with a firm “Absolutely not.”
According to The Daily Mail, Barker further clarified: “Let’s clear this up. I have never in my life remotely been near Tyga. I’ve also never been pregnant, nor do I know Soulja Boy. The end.”
Tyga also dismissed the claims, calling them “the dumbest s–t I ever heard” on X, adding, “I have never had any sort of physical relationship with Alabama.” Released on January 27, 2025, “Over Cooked” also accused Barker of trying to steal Bhabie’s boyfriend, Le Vaughn. The lyrics directly attack Barker:
“Hatin’-ass hoe tried to steal my baby daddy (Baby daddy) / F–kin’ on Soulja [Boy] and Tyga got you pregnant (Uh).”
After backlash, Bhabie censored Soulja Boy and Tyga’s names from the track. She also took shots at Barker’s financial status, referencing her father, Travis Barker, and stepmother, Kourtney Kardashian:
“You need daddy’s money to f–k with me / More like stepmommy’s money.”
Barker has since hinted at a response track, “Cry Bhabie.”
The feud began in December 2024 when Bhabie accused Barker of stealing Le Vaughn. Barker claimed Vaughn had been reaching out to her for over a year. Despite allegations, Bhabie and Vaughn have reconciled.
Meanwhile, Barker continues her music career, recently releasing her debut rap single, “Vogue.”
