Alabama Barker yearns for her detractors to cease their obsession with the trivial aspects of her downtime. On May 6th, after sharing a TikTok video capturing her makeup routine, Travis Barker's daughter confronted her critics in the comments section. When one user presumptuously speculated that she was dolling herself up merely to "lounge around in her room," Alabama swiftly struck back with a scathing remark.
"How dare you assume and comment on something you know nothing about?" she retorted. "Don't you find yourself pathetic [laughing-crying emoji]? You'd be wrong. I was actually outdoors the entire time."
Furthermore, when confronted with a comment implying that she posts content solely to seek validation, the 19-year-old shot back, "Do you seriously think I care about people liking me as if my existence hinges on their approval?"
Eventually, Alabama addressed the negativity head-on by penning her own message in the comments. "My main concern is that they invest their time watching me," she clarified, "commenting on my videos, thereby granting me more attention and boosting my video engagement."
This isn't the first time Alabama has been compelled to defend herself as of late. Earlier this year, she was compelled to respond to a backlash sparked by Bhad Babie, who accused her of sleeping with Tyga and Soulja Boy.
"Absolutely not," Alabama declared on TikTok on January 28th, in response to a fan's inquiry.
She also had to stand her ground when the rapper falsely claimed that Alabama was pregnant with Tyga's child. "Let's set the record straight," Alabama stated firmly in another comment, according to the Daily Mail. "I have never even been in the vicinity of Tyga. I have never been pregnant, nor do I know Soulja Boy. End of story."
Tyga also came to Alabama's defense, denying the accusations. "I have never had any physical relationship with Alabama," he wrote on January 30th. "It's honestly absurd that I even have to address this."
These accusations from Bhad Babie (real name Danielle Bregoli) came shortly after the infamous "catch me outside, how 'bout that" internet personality accused Alabama of stealing her boyfriend Le Vaughn a month prior. Although Alabama couldn't deny having spoken to him, she cleared up the misconception surrounding the incident.
"To put it bluntly," Alabama wrote in an Instagram Stories post in December 2024, captured by The Shade Room, "LV deceived me—I have evidence, including messages—pretending to be someone else, claiming he was single, and that he didn't have an Instagram account. Before casting aspersions on me, I suggest examining the source."
