Danielle Bregoli, better known as Bhad Bhabie, is known to stir up all kinds of trouble for herself with her loose lips, this time, however, it’s her lack of words that is causing controversy. Bhad Bhabie is being called out this morning by fellow female rapper Chika, after her silence on the murder of George Floyd and the series of demonstrations and protests that have been taking place across the country as a result. 

In a series of tweets, Chika points out that the infamous “Gucci Flip Flops” rapper, who usually has a hard time keeping her mouth shut, has not said a word about the ongoing fight against police brutality, nor has she participated in any protests or demonstrations. Bregoli has neither used her platform nor her privilege to speak out about police brutality. Chika points out in the tweet, “we really ain’t caught her outside not once. hmm.”

It looks like there’s a new hip-hop couple on the scene. Bhad Bhabie recently got a tattoo of Yung Bans’ real name on the back of her leg, sparking dating rumors with the Atlanta rapper. It turns out that the two are indeed an item, as confirmed by the 17-year-old’s new video upload on Instagram.

Showing off her new blonde hair on social media, many people were more concerned with the man laying down in her bed. Yung Bans could be seen in the corner of the video, laying underneath the covers. The rapper is 20-years-old.

Of course, because Bhad Bhabie is still not 18, people in the comments went a little wild at the appearance of Yung Bans, who is an adult. The teenage rapper defended her alleged boyfriend though, explaining that they are doing nothing illegal.

“Bans know that’s a charge right?” asked one fan. “A 3 year age difference can not make someone get a charge,” replied Bhad Bhabie. “Damn y’all kids are dumb and know what the hell yall b talking about.”

She continued by clarifying that, in Atlanta, the age of consent is 17. That would mean she’s not breaking any rules. She then explained why she’s defending him so hard.

“I’m more than happy! I just don’t like people speaking down on him for no reason,” she wrote. “I’m not gonna let no one do that PERIOD.”

What do you think of their relationship?

Bhad Bhabie seemingly does not learn from her mistakes. However, she’s still only 17-years-old though so you can’t really blame her.

The teenager previously got Youngboy Never Broke Again‘s real name tattooed on her hand, showing off the ink on Instagram. Months later, she got the piece covered up. Now, she’s beginning that circuit with another rapper, getting Yung Bans’ name tatted on the back of her leg.

“If you love me get my name tatted,” wrote Yung Bans on his IG story, linking a post from Bhad Bhabie. The new marking on the back of Bhabie’s leg says “Vas,” which is Bans’ first name. 

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Once again, this is in pretty weird territory as Yung Bans is 20-years-old. 

The nature of Bhad Bhabie and Yung Bans’ relationship is currently unknown but not many people get their friends’ names tattooed on them… just sayin’. 

Thus far, it has taken the teenage rapper’s fans some time to pick up on Vas’ identity. However, Yung Bans posted the ink to his own page, basically confirming that it’s for him.

Does this weird you out? Take a look at the new tattoo below and let us know in the comments what you think about it.

To Bhad Bhabie's credit, this girl has a clap-back ready for anybody who wants the smoke. She's basically fearless. 

The seventeen-year-old rapper has been under fire for the last month -- who are we kidding... she's been under fire for the last three years, pretty much -- for allegedly being a poster child for cultural appropriation. The teenager has been accused of speaking with an unnatural accent, darkening her skin with make-up, and wearing wigs to "black-fish" her fans. 

In her most recent fight against her critics, Bhad Bhabie brought Lil' Kim and Tarzan (!?!?) into the battle.

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"Lil' Kim wears a foundation - no disrespect to Lil Kim, I'm actually a fan of hers - but the girl wears a foundation that's too light for her face. The girl went and got a nose job to have a smaller nose to be like white people. Y'all don't see that? She literally got surgery to make herself a white person... and y'all don't say a goddamn word about her. But I put on a foundation that makes me look tan," she said about Kim."

As expected, the iconic rapper has responded with some shade of her own.

"That Lil Kim hate different," she wrote on Instagram Stories. "How tf I become a target in the middle of a pandemic? There's more important things going on in the world but you better believe when this is all over ima put a date and address on it and seal it with a kiss."

Oof. What do you expect to happen between Kim and Bhabie when the pandemic ends?

Bhad Bhabie debuted a new look on Instagram the other week, however the look was so different from her normal appearance that it resulted in backlash– specifically, there were plenty of comments claiming the young artist was trying to look black.

It’s not the first time Bhad Bhabie has been pummelled with accusations that she was blackfishing, and it’s not the first time she’s replied to these accusations either. Following her very-tan new look, she diverted attention back to Coronavirus with her response at the time. However it seems she’s still being targeted by her haters quite heavily, as she addressed the accusation once again during a new Instagram Live session. Unfortunately though, she may have just dug herself a deeper hole.

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In her latest IG rant, she compares her situation to that of Tarzan– the fictional character who was raised in the jungle by animals despite the fact that he was a human boy. 

She reflects on how these headlines are affecting her career, and could possibly affect her money too, if it means other artists and industry execs will judge her because of it, too.

“To see people wanna judge me off a picture, under a fucking light, that made me look a little bit darker. Then try to slander my name and make me seem like a racist person,” she goes off in the clip, which you can watch in full below. “I am not racist at all, and any fucking video of me saying the n-word, I was saying it in a fucking song, I was fucking thirteen, and where I grew up in Florida, we all said that shit.” 

She goes on to say, “At the end of the day we’re all people, we all bleed red…And then another thing I like to say is, y’all say that I’m tryna be black. Maybe a reason for me [tryna be black] is because I grew up in the hood. Tarzan…the story of Tarzan. He grew up around the bears in the jungle. He didn’t know no better!”

“That’s all he knows!” she continues, “When someone grows up in a certain area or a certain place, they’re a part of their environment. They only know what’s been around, what’s been taught to them.”

What do you make of this?

Yes, we recognize that there has been quite a bit of talk here today about Tory Lanez and his Quarantine Radio Instagram session, but the controversy keeps rolling in. Not only was the singer sharing his screen time with pop princess Lizzo as she twerked for the camera, but he allowed 17-year-old Bhad Bhabie to hop on the split-screen. Wiz Khalifa wasn’t feeling the latter and commented baby emojis.

Aside from his famous friends adding their two cents and “Strawberry Milk” trending on Twitter (you can read all about that here), viewers were surprised to see Tekashi 6ix9ine. After being released from prison due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the rapper has been slowly, but surely, making his presence felt on social media. He’s already changed his Instagram photo to that of an animated version of himself eating a piece of cheese while sitting in a rat trap. The “rat” jokes don’t stop there, as he showed up in Tory Lanez’s comments with another self-deprecating quip.

“Lemme play this new sh*t or ima snitch on u,” the disgraced rapper wrote. “You not even from America u from Canada.” Tory issued his “guidelines, guidelines, guidelines,” response as fans went wild to see Tekashi 6ix9ine back in action. Check it out below and let us know if you’re looking forward to hearing new music from 6ix9ine.

Danielle Bregoli, better known to most as Bhad Bhabie, came under fire this week after sharing several videos and photos of herself online with a much darker skin color than her natural shade. The internet attacked the 17-year-old girl and the backlash became too much for her to handle, forcing her to address the controversy on her Instagram Story.

“Millions of people sick, thousands dying every day and y’all worried about me getting make up done for a photoshoot?” asked the teenage rapper on social media. “I’m usually the wild one but y’all need to chill and focus on what’s important right now.”

To an extent, Bhad Bhabie is right. There are some pretty serious things happening in the world that deserve our undivided attention. However, just because we’re living through a global health crisis, it doesn’t give you free rein to act a fool on the internet.

Indeed, there are over a million confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the world. However, just because there’s a pandemic, it doesn’t mean that racism just disappeared. Cultural appropriation is still a thing and, in these times, it’s important for us all to unite (while still social distancing, of course) in order to combat the spread of this scary virus. Not divide even further.

Are you buying what Bhad Bhabie is selling?

Danielle Bregoli, professionally known as Bhad Bhabie, has been under attack for years because of the way she looks and speaks. Black men and women have gone after the 17-year-old rapper for wearing her hair in styles that black women have popularized, including box braids. She also speaks in an accent that is typically associated with people who look nothing like her. Perhaps her most recent uploads have been the most controversial because mere hours after sharing some content online, the star is being attacked left and right for cultural appropriation.

Wearing a black wig, Bhad Bhabie resurfaced online wearing a foundation shade that is far too dark for her skin. She also puckered her lips and showed off some fresh fillers. Many are accusing the teenager of "blackfishing," a trend where white women pretend to be black.

Reminding her critics that she doesn't give a fuck, Bhabie shared several more videos and photos with the controversial look, swapping out her black hair for a red wig. Going through the comments section to her photos, there is almost nothing positive being said about the display. The majority of folks are trashing the 17-year-old girl for her blatant attempts to appear darker than she actually is.

Check out the post above and chime in in the comments.

Bhad Bhabie, the “Catch me outside” girl, dissed 18-year-old Grammy-award winning singer Billie Eilish on Instagram Live, Sunday.

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“I think I’m friends with Billie, I don’t know if Billie is my friend. Every time I DM her and give her my number, she doesn’t text me,” she said on Instagram Live. “I mean, I don’t know, I guess that’s what happens when bitches get famous. It could be that. I’m not tripping.

“I know who my real friends are.”

Billie Eilish has yet to respond to Bhad Bhabie’s statement, but she has been active on Instagram. Eilish celebrated the one-year anniversary of her debut album, When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?, on Sunday: “my debut album ‘when we all fall asleep, where do we go’ came out a year ago today???thank you for changing my life (here’s a new picture from da shoot?),” she wrote on IG.

She’s also spending the day celebrating her mother’s birthday. “& to the best thing that’s ever happened to dis world happy birthday to my beautiful mama??,” she wrote in a sperate post. Eilish’s mom, Maggie Baird, is an American actress, singer-songwriter and screenwriter. Check out Eilish’s birthday post for her below.

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In the wake of her feud with Skai Jackson this week, Bhad Bhabie has been on the receiving end of a lot of hate from people online, and it looks like it’s really getting to her. On Friday afternoon, Danielle Bregoli decided to post (and delete) a message that left many fans of hers concerned for her well being.

In a since deleted post on her IG story, Danielle calls out the haters for coming at her and even threatens suicide, saying “they’ll only be happy once I’m gone.” She adds that whatever she does people are hating her, and she can “see why” people kill themselves over internet hate.

“Y’all only gonna b happy when I kill myself on god like y’all hate me so bad for whats the reason what did I personally do to any of y’all!!! Y’all hate me for standing up and defending myself y’all hate me[.] If I get a tan y’all hate me if my hair is curly y’all hate me if I get a tattoo y’all hate me ifI breathe!! Y’all never give me a fucking break. This shit is stupid asf I see why ppl kill them selfs over internet hate.”

This latest post comes days after Danielle received a lot of hate for her massive new arm tattoo, which she got two days ago. That, along with her feud with Disney star Skai Jackson, saw Danielle on the wrong end of the hate this week, and she’s dealing with it now.

Let’s hope Danielle is okay and she gets the help she needs to cope with the online hate.