Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, has spoken out after Bhad Bhabie seemingly used his vocals on her latest diss track, aimed at Alabama Barker.
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Bhad Bhabie Teases Ye, F.K.A. Kanye West’s, Vocals On Latest Diss Track Aimed At Alabama Barker
As The Shade Room previously reported, Bhad Bhabie initially previewed ‘Ms. Whitman,’ her latest diss track aimed at Alabama Barker, last week. At the time, she stunned social media users by rocking a dramatic new look. Nonetheless, earlier this week, Bhad Bhabie released the track along with its music video via YouTube. Notably, on the track she appears to rap over the instrumental of Ye and Ty Dolla $ign’s hit single, ‘Carnival.’
Additionally, the video features a look-alike of Barker’s father, Travis.
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Although Bhabie’s response appeared to stun internet users, she didn’t stop there. On Tuesday, February 25, she took to Instagram Live and played another version of the track which appeared to feature vocals from Ye, f.k.a. Kanye West. Additionally, she took to her Instagram to share a message thanking Bianca Censori and Ye.
Ye, F.K.A. Kanye West, Speaks Out
Ye appeared to catch wind of his name — and vocals — being in the mix and took to his Instagram Story late Tuesday evening with a message. Furthermore, he appeared to imply that the vocals heard on the track Bhabie teased were artificial.
“Yo, I’m not in the middle of none of this AI beef — people throwing my voice on things. The whole ‘Carnival’ sample — I just talked to Travis Barker, I would never be in the middle. I don’t even know what’s going on. I just got sent a song and asked if I could clear this sample,” Ye explained.
Furthermore, the rapper went on to share why he approved the ‘Carnival’ sample to be cleared for Bhad Bhabie.
Bhad Bhabie & Alabama Barker Both Seem To React To Ye’s Message
To note, Alabama Barker initially reacted to Bhabie’s ‘Ms. Whitman’ diss — the version without Ye — by sharing a few posts, seemingly hinting that she was stepping into the booth to fire back.
Since Ye’s public message, Barker has reposted his message via her Instagram Story along with a clip implying that Bhabie is racist. Over on TikTok, Barker also reposted the clip of Ye.
As for Bhad Bhabie, it remains unclear what her thoughts are on Ye’s message and the authenticity of his vocals. Peep one of her most recent tweets below.
I’m still tryna figure it out . My original got cleared . If it didn’t I ain’t record for the money .
— Bhad Bhabie (@BhadBhabie) February 26, 2025
