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Bhad Bhabie attends Bhabie City Hosted By Bhad Bhabie at Magic City on March 27, 2025 in Atlanta, Georgia.

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Key Takeaways:

• Ira Peskowitz disputes the claims made in Bhad Bhabie’s music “Excellent.”
• He says he made efforts to demolish taking under consideration her life old to she changed into notorious and has documentation to back it.
• Despite the overall public fallout, Peskowitz says he peaceable loves his daughter and won’t pursue approved circulate.

Bhad Bhabie’s father, Ira Peskowitz, is speaking out after she known as him a “deadbeat” on her most modern single, “Excellent.” In an interview with TMZ on Tuesday (Oct. 21), he claimed she wasn’t telling the truth in her lyrics.

“Every a form of statements is a complete lie,” Peskowitz said of the track, via which Bhad Bhabie rapped about him “trynna ranking in contact” now that she’s notorious. She also dished out bars love, “It be f**k him although, I’m hoping he wastes away / What form of pop sacrifices a relationship for $20K?”

“I didn’t promote her for $20,000,” Peskowitz responded. “I was once attempting to be fragment of her life plot old to ‘Dr. Phil’ and approved old to she went on ‘Dr. Phil.’ I’ve documentation to display that I tried to ranking her into a program to strive and abet her out.”

Bhad Bhabie notably rose to popularity after showing on “Dr. Phil” alongside her mom in 2016, largely due to the viral “Catch me delivery air, how about that?” meme that followed. “I develop not know why she hates me a lot,” Peskowitz persevered.

He went on to exclaim, “I’m factual so irate that she doesn’t ranking the truth that I’m the perfect one — and my wife and her brothers — who worship her for who she is and not for her money, not for her rotten, notorious persona.”

Even serious about all the pieces going on, Peskowitz said that he’s peaceable “right here for her” and has no plans to take approved circulate over the music. “Why would I need to withhold out that? Why would I need to traipse sue my daughter?” he requested. Gawk the clip beneath.

Musically, Bhad Bhabie began the year off on a tough expose with the Alabama Barker-aimed “Ms. Whitman.” She followed it up with “OG CRASHOUT” and her viral freestyle over Sexyy Red’s “Bow Bow Bow (F My Child Dad),” among about a utterly different free singles.