Bhad Bhabie has once again ignited controversy with the release of her latest diss track, “Overcooked,” which takes direct aim at Alabama Barker. In the explosive song, she alleges that Barker has been romantically involved with multiple rappers, including Tyga, and even goes as far as to claim that Barker was once pregnant with Soulja Boy’s child. These shocking accusations have sent shockwaves across social media, prompting an immediate response from those mentioned in the track—none more vocal than Soulja Boy, who has hinted at pursuing legal action against Bhad Bhabie for defamation.
Soulja Boy, known for his outspoken and often fiery online presence, wasted no time addressing the allegations. The “Crank That” rapper took to Instagram Live to vehemently deny any connection to Alabama Barker and expressed frustration over being dragged into the drama.
“Why the f*ck you got my name in your mouth for?” he said angrily, clearly annoyed by the situation. Soulja Boy further ridiculed Bhad Bhabie’s credibility, pointing out her past controversies and turning the tables on her by referencing her personal life.
“Ain’t your baby daddy beating the f*ck out you every day? Don’t you got black eyes every time you go live?” he remarked, making a pointed jab at her past relationship struggles. His statements quickly gained traction, with fans and critics alike debating whether Bhad Bhabie had crossed a line with her claims.
While rap feuds are nothing new for Soulja Boy—who has famously clashed with big names like Ice-T and Drake—this time, he seems determined to take the dispute beyond mere social media sparring. He accused Bhad Bhabie of defamation and misrepresenting him in a way that could damage his public image.
“Defamation of character,” he stated bluntly. “I need $10 million cash.” His firm stance suggests that he is seriously considering legal recourse if Bhad Bhabie continues making false claims about him.
“You don’t know me, I don’t know you. You don’t know sh*t about me,” Soulja Boy continued, warning Bhad Bhabie to keep his name out of her public feuds. His frustration underscores a broader issue in the rap industry—where accusations, whether baseless or not, can quickly gain momentum and impact an artist’s career.
Meanwhile, others implicated in the diss track have also stepped forward to shut down the rumors. Alabama Barker, daughter of Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker, insisted that she has never met either Tyga or Soulja Boy and dismissed the allegations outright. Tyga, known for his hit songs and high-profile relationships, took a more humorous approach, responding with a TikTok video featuring the “cap” emoji—widely recognized as a symbol for calling out lies.
As the controversy unfolds, fans are left wondering whether this feud will escalate further or if legal action will indeed be taken against Bhad Bhabie. Regardless of the outcome, the situation highlights the volatile nature of rap feuds and the power of social media to amplify even the most outlandish claims.
