Kanye West Denies Involvement in Bhad Bhabie’s Diss Track Aimed at Alabama Barker
Written by djfrosty on February 26, 2025
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Kanye West recently set the record straight, making it clear that he wasn’t involved in Bhad Bhabie’s diss track aimed at Alabama Barker. The track, which samples Ye’s song ‘Carnival’ got a lot of attention, but Kanye wasn’t having it when it came to being dragged into the drama.
Ye reached out to Alabama Parkers pops, Travis Barker, to let him know that while he gave permission to use the sample, he had no part in the diss or the beef it stirred up. In a direct message to Travis, Ye emphasized that he cleared the sample for the song, but that’s where his involvement ended. He wasn’t co-signing the diss directed at Alabama, making sure Travis knew that he wasn’t backing any of the negativity.
The Chicago rapper’s move shows that, while he’s often part of the conversation when it comes to controversy, he wasn’t looking to add fuel to the fire. The situation showed Kanye’s ability to separate his music from the drama. Even though he’s been known for trolling and stirring the pot at times, he made it clear that this particular situation wasn’t something he wanted to be involved in.
Kanye’s message to Travis reflects his effort to maintain control over his own work while keeping his distance from personal family conflicts. It’s a reminder that, when it comes to his art, Ye isn’t here for any extra mess, unless it’s his own mess.