Wondering what’s going on between Bhad Bhabie and Alabama Barker? The two social media personalities are caught in a heated feud, leaving fans curious—especially about the question: Who is Ms. Whitman? Their drama has sparked speculation and debate across social media.
From the start of their feud to the meaning behind the mysterious “Ms. Whitman” reference, here’s what you need to know about the drama between Bhad Bhabie and Alabama Barker.
Fans want ‘Who is Ms Whitman?’ answered
Bhad Bhabie’s song “Ms. Whitman” is widely believed to be a diss track aimed at Alabama Barker. The title reportedly comes from Alabama Barker’s first name, inspired by the character Alabama Whitman from the 1993 film True Romance. (via Page Six)
The track, released on February 25, 2025, serves as Bhad Bhabie’s latest diss track aimed at Alabama, following “Over Cooked.” The lyrics contain explicit accusations and insults, targeting Alabama’s personal life and alleged past relationships. The song also references Alabama’s ties to high-profile figures like Tyga and Soulja Boy, hinting at her connections in the industry. The music video further fuels the controversy, featuring a lookalike of Alabama Barker’s father Travis Barker playing the drums.
Bhad Bhabie and Alabama Barker beef explained
The feud between Bhad Bhabie and Alabama Barker began in December 2024. Bhad Bhabie had accused Alabama Barker of attempting to interfere in her relationship with Le Vaughn. Bhad Bhabie alleged that Alabama pursued Vaughn while she was undergoing cancer treatment, a claim that Alabama strongly denied. This accusation led to an ongoing public dispute that quickly escalated into a lyrical battle.
In response to “Over Cooked,” Alabama Barker released “Cry Bhabie” earlier in February 2025, countering Bhad Bhabie’s allegations. However, Bhad Bhabie retaliated with “Ms. Whitman,” doubling down on her attacks. The feud has continued to gain traction, with fans from both sides engaging in the drama. While Alabama Barker has suggested that she is ready to move on, Bhad Bhabie’s diss tracks indicate that the conflict is still ongoing.
Originally reported by Vritti Johar on ComingSoon.
