Top 5 Reasons Why Bhad Bhabie is Hated

At the tender age of 14, Bhad Bhabie already has one arrest under her belt. After completing a stay at a facility for at risk youth, she quickly proved she had learned nothing when she was arrested for a litany of charges including drug possession and grand theft as well as creating a police report with false information. In the summer of 2017 she was given five years probation rather than jail time. She has also received a lifetime ban from Spirit Airlines after punching a fellow passenger in the face during a flight. By the time this video airs, who knows what else she’ll have done.
 
 

While it’s easy to label Danielle Bregoli as an incorrigible monster, you’ve got to wonder where she gets it from. It turns out you probably don’t have to look too far. Even in the Dr. Phil episode that made her daughter famous, there are some warning signs that Danielle’s mom, Barbara Ann, was the root of the problem. In a follow up interview, Dr. Phil called her out on contributing to her daughter’s issues. She was similarly banned from Spirit because of that airline fight, not to mention a video that was posted which shows Barbara Ann physically attacking her daughter.


 

As you can imagine, Cash Me Outside Girl has her share of haters, and she’s definitely not doing anything to make amends. She’s made enemies all across social media by responding to videos of other influencers in her typically aggressive (and deeply annoying) way. Not only that, she has a series of videos where she “roasts” things like the fashion at the Met Gala or popular figures like Poppy. It’s clear that she’s not here to make friends, but at a certain point you’ve gotta have some allies on your side.
 
 

After her stint on Dr. Phil went viral at the beginning of 2017 where she debuted her signature phrase ("Cash Me Ousside How Bout Dah"), Danielle was part of the public consciousness. DJ Suede The Remix God was inspired to create a trap remix using her catchphrase. Not one to be outdone, Bhad Bhabie decided to release a track of her own. Her first single, “These Heaux” (pronounced hoes) hit the radio in August of that year and was just about as bad as you could imagine. Her follow up tracks were similarly atrocious but that didn’t stop her from getting signed to Atlantic Records.



After everything we’ve already learned about Danielle Bregoli, it’s pretty safe to say that you do not want your kids trying to imitate her- even as a joke. Scratch that, you don’t want any kids imitating her. The world does definitely not need more entitled brats like this one who think they can say or do anything without suffering from any consequences. Other young people might see Bregoli’s crazy levels of success and think that adopting a similar attitude could be their path to fame. But please kids, pick another role model...anyone else will do.