Bhad Bhabie wasn’t about to let a group of early-morning streamers turn her fiancé’s car accident into content without a fight.
Early Monday morning (Oct. 12), the “Gucci Flip Flops” rapper found herself in a heated confrontation with Kick streamers LordHito and SJC after they pulled up to film the aftermath of a crash involving Le Vaughn in the Hollywood Hills. The pair had been out doing their usual IRL nightcrawl when they stumbled upon the scene near Laurel Canyon Drive and Kirkwood Drive around 5 a.m.
According to police and eyewitness accounts, Le Vaughn was driving a Maybach when it collided with a pickup truck. The luxury car lost a tire and was left totaled. Officers responded at 5:16 a.m., put Le Vaughn through a field sobriety test, and eventually handcuffed him. He was later booked on a misdemeanor charge. Everyone involved reportedly walked away without serious injury.
Bhad Bhabie — born Danielle Bregoli — arrived a short time later after her godmother woke her with the news. Dressed in a white loungewear set and leopard-print headscarf, she pulled up in her white Bentley, checked on Le Vaughn (even planting a kiss on him while he stood cuffed beside a police car), and quickly found herself face-to-face with the cameras.
Once the streamers realized who she was, the taunts started. One hit her with the inevitable “Cash me outside.” Another flipped it into “Crash me outside.” Bhabie wasn’t having it.
“Seriously right now? Right now, for real?” she fired back, before questioning why anyone would be out filming car accidents at 5 in the morning. She then flexed her earnings in classic Bhabie fashion: “I get to do like this and I make a million dollars. You gotta sit out here at 5 o’clock in the morning and film car accidents.”
One of the streamers responded by calling her “poor” and claiming, “My dad is Jim Carrey. So you’re nobody.” Bhabie clapped back at the wild claim, pointing out the absurdity of the flex while they were standing on the side of the road filming a wreck.
Later that day, Bhabie took to X to set the record straight and, in the process, publicly referred to Le Vaughn as her fiancé. “STOP WITH THE FAKE NEWS,” she wrote. “My fiancé was in a car accident and ended up getting arrested because he hit his head and was slurring his speech and they thought that he was under the influence. I was not in the car during the accident. I pulled up to the scene after it happened… streamers came to stream the accident, not knowing that a celebrity was involved and once they realize it was me… they started rage baiting me, and I gave them the show they were looking for.”
She added that she arrived about 30 minutes after “the person crashed into him,” denied any intoxication on either of their parts (citing her cancer medication and his liver issues), and made it clear she had nothing to do with the crash itself.
Clips of the exchange spread fast, with the “Crash Me Outside” line becoming an instant meme. Even Don Lemon couldn’t resist reacting, posting a video where he laughed so hard at the joke he fell out of his chair.
A decade after her viral Dr. Phil moment turned “Cash me outside” into a cultural catchphrase, Bhad Bhabie is still giving people something to talk about — this time from the side of a Hollywood road at dawn.
