Cry Bhabie Lyrics – Alabama Barker

Cry Bhabie Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
She’s reacting with surprise and confidence, setting the tone.

[Verse 1]
This verse kicks off with Alabama Barker expressing her disbelief at seeing a diss track aimed at her on social media. She’s scrolling through Instagram, shocked that someone who dislikes her is bold enough to come at her publicly. But she quickly brushes it off, calling her rival all talk and no action—barking like a dog but never actually biting.

She makes it clear she doesn’t even have to physically fight because she has people who would handle that for her. Then, she flexes her life, comparing it to a Spike Lee movie—meaning it’s dramatic, fast-paced, and full of action. She name-drops Travis, who encourages her to go all out, hinting that she’s surrounded by people who push her to embrace the hype.

She then references Las Vegas, where a guy (who turns out to be someone’s baby daddy) tried to get with her. She claims she had no idea he was taken, but now that she does, it only fuels the drama. Her twin (likely a close friend or sibling) tells her to stay calm, but they also hint that her rival is weak—comparing them to something sweet and harmless like a kiwi.

She continues to call out her haters, saying they all have to face her now. She wishes she could physically fight them through the phone, referencing how much social media beef happens online instead of in real life. If they had met in person, she jokes that the situation would have led to her being locked up—referencing Big Meech, a famous figure known for running a crime organization.

She dismisses her opponent as someone who only talks tough but doesn’t actually back it up, calling them out for smoking vapes instead of bringing real smoke (as in conflict). She then takes shots at their appearance, pointing out fake body enhancements and claiming that they copied her style. She finishes by mocking her enemy for getting wasted and acting out, saying they’re embarrassing themselves by crying on social media. Ultimately, she’s telling them that money won’t protect them, and they better be ready to face her again.

[Verse 2]
Alabama takes things further by exposing some personal drama. She claims that the person she’s dissing doesn’t even know about some shady things happening behind their back. Specifically, she alleges that their best friend has been hooking up with their baby daddy. The worst part? They’ll still take him back, even though he’s also been in Alabama’s phone.

She calls out the fake energy, saying her rival acts tough online but doesn’t keep that same energy in person. She even mocks them for asking a guy if they should dye their hair to look like her—suggesting they secretly admire her despite the beef.

She then accuses them of drug use, claiming that pills have made them dishonest and delusional. She jokes that they act like TMZ, always spreading gossip and lies. Then, she threatens to expose more receipts, hinting that she could call out a well-known person (possibly Tyga) to confirm her claims.

Alabama makes it clear she’s not new to this—she’s always been that girl and won’t tolerate disrespect. She references someone lying about a pregnancy just to get attention and suggests they desperately want to be part of her world. She warns them that coming at her will only lead to a messy situation, telling them to think twice before trying to check her again.

[Outro]
In the outro, Alabama wraps things up by continuing to drag her rival. She points out how they spend time talking about her while neglecting their real responsibilities, like taking care of their child. She exposes their so-called best friend for sleeping with their baby daddy, implying that their entire circle is messy and untrustworthy.

She then reminds them that they’ve always been a fan of hers, even asking for her makeup tips. But now, they’ve blocked her because they don’t want people to see the truth. She laughs at their attempts to compete with her, saying that no one can outdo the original.

Finally, she calls out someone named Camilla, telling her to stay out of it. She hints that she knows even more secrets and warns that if the lies keep coming, she might expose everything.