Soulja Boy is taking a firm stand against Bhad Bhabie, threatening both legal and physical action after she made claims about his personal life in her diss track, “Over Cooked.”
The controversy began when Bhad Bhabie accused Alabama Barker, daughter of Travis Barker, of attempting to steal her baby daddy, Le Vaughn. She also alleged that Alabama had been intimate with both Soulja Boy and Tyga, claiming Tyga had even gotten Alabama pregnant.
Both Alabama and Tyga swiftly denied the allegations, and now Soulja Boy has joined the fray. In an Instagram Live session following the release of the track, Soulja launched into an expletive-filled rant, calling the 21-year-old internet personality a “crackhead” and a “crack baby” for involving him in the drama.
Soulja didn’t stop there, warning Bhad Bhabie, “I’ll smack the f*** out of [her]” if she continues to make false statements about him. He also revealed his intention to sue her for defamation, stating, “And I’m suing your ass, bitch. And I want all my money, too. Defamation of character. You lied on my name to the Internet. I want $10 million cash.”
Adding fuel to the fire, Soulja claimed Bhad Bhabie made the explicit accusations after he rejected her alleged advances in the past.
While it remains unclear if Soulja will follow through with his legal threats, Bhad Bhabie has already censored Soulja and Tyga’s names in the re-uploaded version of her diss track. Despite the edits, Bhad Bhabie hinted in her song that she was prepared for potential legal challenges, rapping, “You can’t put your lawyers on me ’cause everything that I’m sayin’ is factual.”
A representative for Bhad Bhabie, whose real name is Danielle Bregoli, responded to the situation, condemning Soulja’s remarks. “We are aware of the video circulating, but we do not condone any form of violence or threats,” the rep said. “While some may view it as a joke or simply entertaining, men threatening women or making light of domestic violence is exactly why these issues are so often dismissed. Even though emotions are high, violence or threats against women should never be the answer.”
The representative added that Bhad Bhabie remains focused on her music career and on creating a “safe space for young girls and women who have been through similar struggles or are currently facing them.”
