Ye Claps Back at Bhad Bhabie’s Diss using His Vocals
The drama just reached another level! Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West, has jumped into the fray after Bhad Bhabie seemingly threw shade using his vocals in her latest diss track aimed at Alabama Barker. If you’ve been under a rock, Bhad Bhabie, known for her viral “Cash Me Ousside” catchphrase, recently dropped “Ms. Whitman,” a diss aimed at Barker that has everyone talking. She served up some serious looks and a slightly gnarly beat, rapping over the instrumental from Ye and Ty Dolla $ign’s hit “Carnival.” But wait, there’s more! The music video features a look-alike of Alabama’s dad, Travis Barker. Talk about keeping it real!
In an unexpected twist, she took to Instagram Live to preview another version of the track that seemingly included Ye’s vocals. This got Ye’s attention, and he wasted no time in responding via his Instagram Stories. Clarifying his position, Ye stated, “Yo, I’m not in the middle of none of this AI beef — people throwing my voice on things.” He added that he had been approached about clearing the “Carnival” sample but was shocked to see his voice being used so liberally.
The plot thickened when Alabama Barker reacted to Bhad Bhabie’s original diss, seemingly dropping hints that she’s ready to step up her game in the rap arena. And because things were already heated, after Ye’s clarification, Alabama reposted his message on her Instagram Story while throwing some serious accusations at Bhad Bhabie, suggesting she might have some underlying racial motives. She subsequently went on TikTok to further amplify her response, keeping fans on their toes.
Bhad Bhabie’s response to Ye’s worries seems to be a bit murky, as she tweeted, “I’m still tryna figure it out. My original got cleared. If it didn’t, I ain’t record for the money.” It appears the feisty sensation isn’t backing down! The drama has everyone glued to their screens—just another day in the wild world of celebrity feuds. Buckle up; this saga seems far from over!
Sources: Celebrity Storm Wire and The Shade Room, Billboard, Complex
