Kanye West has broken his silence after being involved in a diss track that trolls the Kardashians.

On Tuesday, Bhad Bhabie, born Danielle Bregoli, released a diss track aimed at Alabama Barker that is set to the backing track of Ye and Ty Dolla $ign’s song Carnival.

The track, titled Ms. Whitman, also takes aim at Alabama’s dad Travis Barker and drags the Kardashians into it as she raps about the long standing rumour Alabama’s stepmum Kourtney Kardashian began dating Travis after he was rejected by Kim.

In one vulgar line she also raps that Alabama was ‘kicked out of the Kardashian house’ for having a ‘stanky p***y’.

Remix clips also began to circulate online featuring a verse rapped by Ye – but he has now insisted that the audio footage was AI-generated and he was not involved.

Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, Kanye cleared up the drama with a short message in which he was loudly lisping after forking out on new diamond teeth.

Kanye West cleared up his involvement on the viral Kardashian diss track in an Instagram video on Wednesday where he struggled to talk after forking out on diamond teeth

Alabama Barker (left) is the subject of Bhad Babie’s new diss track, which is set to the backing track of Ye’s song Carnival, and features swipes at Travis Barker and Kourtney Kardashian

Bhabie raps about the rumour Kourtney began dating Travis after he was rejected by Kim and says Alabama was ‘kicked out of the Kardashian house’ for having a ‘stanky p***y’

He also revealed he had contacted Alabama’s dad Travis to clear up the issue.

Ye, 47, explained: ‘I’m not in the middle of none of this AI beef. People throwing my voice on things, the whole Carnival sample. I just talked to Travis Barker. I would never be in the middle. I don’t even know what’s going on.’

He continued: ‘I just got sent a song and asked if I could clear the sample. The only reason I clear anything is because so many people try to stop me. They stop clearances, everything has been very difficult for me.

‘So, anybody asks me for something, I always clear it but I’m not cool with being put in the middle of all this at all.

‘So any verse that has been going viral using my voice and all of that, I didn’t do it.’

Bhabie has been going viral after releasing track Ms. Whitman – the title of which refers to the 1993 film True Romance and the character Alabama Whitman – whom Alabama was named after.

The 21-year-old rapper, who is battling chronic myeloid leukemia, has been in a feud with Alabama, 19, since December when she accused her of stealing her ex-boyfriend Le Vaughn.

Alabama later addressed the claims on her own Instagram account and said that she had ‘no interest’ in Vaughn.

She also said that it was Vaughn who has been contacting her and ‘confessing his feelings’ for her for nearly a year.

The post came less than six months after Bhabie accused Le Vaughn of physical abuse.

Remix clips also began to circulate online featuring a verse rapped by Ye – but he has now insisted that the audio footage was AI-generated and he was not involved

In the music video, Bhabie twerks around a Travis lookalike that plays the drums, clearly throwing shade at the Blink-182 rocker

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Bhabie’s song Ms. Whitman starts with Kanye’s song Carnival playing, with the lyrics being: ‘Go, go, go, go, head so good, she a honor roll. She’ll ride the d**k like a carnival. I done did the impossible’ – as Bhabie talks to the camera saying: ‘You thought I wasn’t gonna come back for more, dumb, dirty b***h?’

She then kicked off her first verse by asking ‘why this b***h obsessed with me?’ before rapping that she [Alabama] ‘s****d the d**k out my a**.’

The star then took another shot, saying ‘I see why you ain’t got no friends, you’re Miss I’ll f**k-your-man (f**k your man).’

‘Your stepmum burnt out, why she took her sister’s second-hand?’ Bhabie raps, referring to Travis admitting he had a crush on Kim in 2007, before marrying her sister Kourtney in 2022.

Last year Alabama’s mum (and Travis’ ex-wife) Shanna Moakler also claimed that Travis and Kim were texting each other and were ‘trying to meet up at her sister’s house to f**k,’.

Bhabie then said Alabama is using her ‘name for clout,’ before taking another swipe at her at the expense of the Kardashians.

‘That stanky p***y got you kicked out the Kardashian house,’ Bhabie raps.

In the music video, the rapper twerks around a Travis lookalike that plays the drums, clearly throwing shade at the Blink-182 rocker.

She also said to ‘keep my 𝚋𝚊𝚋𝚢 daddy name out of yo’ f****n mouth ‘fore I Will Smith it,’ referring to when Will Smith punched Chris Rock in the face during the 2022 Oscars when he made a joke about his wife Jada Pinkett Smith.

Bhabie also rapped about the rumour that Alabama had intimate relations with rapper Tyga – which also included pregnancy rumors.

Both Tyga and Alabama have denied the rumours.

Bhabie, 21, who is battling chronic myeloid leukemia , has been in a feud with Alabama, 19, since December when she accused her of stealing her ex-boyfriend Le Vaughn (pictured)

Alabama took to her stories after the music video and song released to share a selfie as she hinted that she had a diss track of her own in the works

Bhabie then made fun of Alabama for having to go to the hospital late last year for a nicotine withdrawal as she was trying to quit vaping.

‘Almost overdose on a vape, nobody ain’t call about you,’ she rapped.

She ended the biting song with a verse directed at Alabama, even name dropping as if she was speaking to her directly.

‘D**n, Alabama, you a tramp, Alabama. Wave his Drake out the window, God’s plan, Alabama,’ she rapped

‘You really dumb enough to think I’ll tell you anything, you dumb, dirty h*, I wouldn’t tell you what color socks I got on.’

Alabama took to her stories after the music video and song released, to hint that she had a diss track of her own in the works.

Alongside a selife, she wrote cryptically: ‘#bamabetter #crashoutbhabieloading,’ seemingly referring to a retaliation track she had in the works.