Travis Barker's teenage daughter, Alabama, is now a rapper and social media is torn whether she's good or not
Travis Barker's daughter, Alabama, has been teasing a move into rap music on TikTok.
Some fans have compared the 17-year-old to Latto and Ice Spice.
Others, however, think she sounds like Justin Bieber.
Travis Barker's teenage daughter, Alabama, is teasing a move into rap music, and social media is torn as to whether she's good or not.
Alabama, the 17-year-old daughter of Barker and Shanna Moakler, shared a clip of a recording of her song "Dime in the Rough," to TikTok last month.
@alabamabarker Make it as in music dont start with that bs again, anyways heres this.
♬ original sound - Alabama barker
On Sunday, she uploaded another TikTok in which she mouthed along to the lyrics of another of her songs.
"We ain't together, when I'm wit' him he know I'm the realest / I ain't no opposition, all this bitches in their feelings / Listen, who the fuck y'all talking to," she mouthed in the most recent upload.
@alabamabarker Im posting the top 10 i like on my story
♬ original sound - Alabama barker
TikTok users have split opinions on Alabama's rapping ability.
Some have compared her to superstar rappers Latto and Ice Spice.
"I hear Latto," commented one fan under her clip of "Dime in the Rough." Another fan wrote: "It's alabama barker with a little ice spice flair lowkey."
Others, however, think she sounds less like Latto and Ice Spice and more like Justin Bieber.
"Why she sound like 2010 Justin," commented one user. Another said: "The lyrics good it's just the voice."
Alabama recently fired back at social media trolls who shamed her for wearing heavy makeup and revealing outfits.
Taking to TikTok, the teen appeared in full glam accompanied by a viral audio clip that says: "I'd tell you what you look like but you won't like it."
Alabama captioned her video: "When Kathryn with 3 kids only waterline liner, 4 different colored blonde & Tom shows, talk about my makeup or my age."
In the comments section of the video, one fan responded: "I think people are just concerned about the over sexualization of youth in Hollywood/LA culture."
Alabama disagreed, however.
"Well I'm doing great thank u," she replied.
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