Bhad Bhabie Returns With Her Latest Single "Mama Don't Worry (Still Ain't Dirty)"

Bhad Bhabie drops off her latest track.

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As we approach the end of the year, we reflect on the crazy things that happened over the past 12 months. One thing that may stand out is the career of Bhad Bhabie a.k.a Danielle Bregoli a.k.a Cash Me Ousside girl. While many assumed it would've been a quick few minutes of fame for her to bask in off a Dr. Phil appearance, she managed to finesse that into an actual rap career with a label backing her. She's dropped off a slew of loose singles over the past few months and today, she delivers "Mama Don't Worry."

Bhad Bhabie's latest single finds her celebrating the fact that she finally has money after doing "all this dirt." In all seriousness, this is probably the best single she's released so far. The song was produced by DJ Chose who brings an infectious trap beat that compliments Bhad Bhabie's voice.

Quotable Lyrics

Eleven years old, I was sitting on the block
Yeah, my family had a little so I hid it in my sock
Sold them pills like they was skittles, I always made a lot
I was always dodging 12, putting work in off the clock


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