Bhad Bhabie criticizes a woman for publicly accusing her partner of abuse, then getting back together with him. She argues relationship drama shouldn't play out online and says people need to keep their personal problems private instead of seeking internet attention.
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She called herself trying to expose him, saying, you know, he hit me and all this and that, and, you know, and then next day took him back. I told y'all to mind your business when these folks start exposing their baby daddies and stuff. Mind your business, bro. Just, just— that's why I just report the story, you know what I'm saying? I give my, my side. I don't care if they don't like it. You should— you didn't want me— you didn't want to hear my side, you shouldn't have put it out on the internet. Hell, you ain't even have to put it out on the internet. Let me hear about it, we gonna talk about it. I don't give a damn. You don't like it, keep it off the street. Keep your relationship off the internet. That's how I feel about it. So apparently the boy down there, her ass in her own house using her own money to do it. That's a personal problem. That is a personal problem. She said she loved him more than she loved herself, okay? And we all, we all knew that one day when she was like, catch me outside, how about that? In that video, he did catch her outside and we saw