Okay, so what’s really going on with Kanye West’s ‘verse’ on Bhad Barbie’s new diss track?
This is getting out of hand now
Bhad Barbie has only gone and made everyone think she recruited Kanye West to do a rap on her latest diss track, and who is she targeting? Alabama Barker, Kourtney Kardashian’s stepdaughter and daughter of Travis Barker. We all know that Kanye and the Kardashians have a tricky relationship, especially after Kim Kardashian and Ye divorced back in 2022.
Bhad Barbie hints at Kanye West on her diss track
Why Kanye done sent a verse for bhad bhabie dissing Alabama Barker 😭 pic.twitter.com/Arszq0RMoZ
— NATE (@NATERERUN) February 25, 2025
Kanye West has a rap verse on Bhad Barbie’s latest diss track, which she teased on her Instagram Story… or so we thought. He has denied he had any involvement on her latest song, after she shared a video in a car listening to what sounded like Ye rapping to the backing track of his song Carnival. Kanye has since come out to say he has “no ill will towards the people targeted.”
While Bhad Barbie suggested she got permission from Kanye ahead of time, he has publicly denied recording a verse for her latest diss track. He claims the verse, which was only heard in a preview shared by Bhad Barbie rather than an entire song, is AI-generated, adding on his Instagram Story that he “knows nothing about this.”
However, he did admit he cleared the sample just like she said, but claimed he didn’t know what it was for and only approved it because it’s “hard for him to clear things these days.” He said he spoke to Travis on the phone and told him he wants to make it clear he wants nothing to do with this drama. And to be honest, Kourtney was always the sibling he got along with the most.
Bhad Barbie seriously shades Alabama Barker
In Bhad Barbie’s latest diss track amid her drama with Alabama, she appears to twerk on a Travis Barker lookalike in a video. The lookalike is playing the drums in the background, much like Alabama’s Dad does for Blink 182. Bhad Barbie raps that Alabama is “ugly with no makeup on” and warns her to “keep her baby Daddy out of her mouth.”
The lyrics state: “Dye your hair like me / Weird b****, not me,” and even details incidents such as Alabama “overdosing on a vape” [referring to when she was rushed to hospital after she quit vaping]. She also raps: “You really dumb enough to think I’d tell you anything / I wouldn’t tell you what color socks I got on.”
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