Woah Vicky Releases diss track about Cash Me Ousside girl Daniel Bregoli

Whoa Vicky, the Instagram star who tried to out-Dolezal Rachel Dolezal by claiming to be a black woman last year, has capped off her month-long public beef with Cash Me Ousside girl Danielle Bregolli aka Bhad Bhabbie by releasing a diss track about her rival.

Released exclusively by World Star Hip Hop, the video for “Action” features Vicky pushing around a small male actor in a red wig and sweatshirt curiously similar to Bregolli’s. She infantilizes the actor by putting him “time out,” forcing him into a child’s playpen and then the trunk of a car.

“You a hoe and your momma hoe, too,” raps Vicky. “Next time you punch, don’t sneak me.”

The punching in question refers to a public confrontation earlier this month, when Bregolli attempted to physically attack Vicky and accused her of using racially derogatory term to describe one of Bregoli’s friends. All of this went down where everything goes down, outside the Cheesecake Factory in Los Angeles, California. As we always say, if you’re going to fight, save it for the Cheesecake Factory.

A video of the altercation soon went viral, as did response videos from Lil Tay, who was there for the incident and stanned for Team Vicky by screaming “What’s up” at Bhabie. She reserved her real opinion on the matter for YouTube, where not only did discuss it at length with her fans and followers, but also Jake Paul, because how could we possibly write an article about YouTube celebrities and not mention him.

All of this has been percolating for a year, like it’s the Road to Wrestlemania or something, as Bregoli criticized Vicky for her video about YouTuber RiceGum and Vicky repeatedly mocked Bregoli online and calling her “Daniel Broccoli,” which is honestly pretty funny. A video of the two arguing via FaceTime from July 2017 has more than 1.4 million depressing views.

Bhad Bhabbie, who’s new single “Hi Bich” went gold last month, has yet to respond to the video, presumably because she’s on an international tour at the moment. But it doesn’t look it’s the last we’ll be hearing of this feud. In fact, it’s probably something we’ll be dealing with for the rest of our lives because we all live in hell.

Even stranger, it seems as thought most people wish all of them would just go away.

I'm honestly laughing at all the people who take whoavicky, liltay, and bhad bhabie serious as if they aren't acting for money and being a distraction. y'all are seriously fucking STUPID

— kailey♎ (@yeliak_dennis) April 28, 2018

Whoa Vicky’s “diss” to bhad babie is horrible

— QUEEN Sindel (@therealALIZAY) April 29, 2018

Remember when Britain sent all the criminals to Australia? What if we did the same thing but with Whoa Vicky, Lil Tay, and Bhad Bhabie? 🤐

— ma [jess] thicc (@MathesonJess) April 25, 2018

Seriously why the fuck are people like Tay K, Whoa Vicky or Bhad Bhabie famous, America is really wildin’

— Maxmilián (@fucktacosbitch) April 27, 2018