ALABAMA Barker has raised some concern among fans after a recent video showed her rocking an entirely new look.
Alabama, 17, took to TikTok last week with a video of her lip-syncing along to a song while wearing a brand-new wig.
The straight, long wig was in the color black, which was a switch from Alabama's typical blonde or red wigs she normally wears.
The teenager also was seen rocking a black, white, and red racer jacket, earrings that resembled a padlock, a few necklaces, and multiple rings.
Alabama had on a full face of makeup that included a bold lip liner and false eyelashes.
The daughter of Travis Barker sang to the camera while making a few hand gestures to match the lyrics.
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As an active TikToker, Alabama has been known to receive criticism from followers who don't always agree with her content.
Some replied with their opinions, claiming Alabama was not being authentic in the video and even accusing her of black fishing.
RIDING THE LINE?
In the comments section, one TikTok user replied: "The edges is bms omg BE YOURSELF."
A second claimed: "I see it now."
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"This crazy Why y’all can’t just be yourselves," a third commented.
A fourth snapped: "i love ur cosplay."
"I feel like it’s gonna get progressively worse just wait, y’all keep defending her until she switches teams," another replied.
A sixed asked Alabama who she was "trying to be."
"This a bit odd but idk," said another.
The video was also reposted on Twitter, where Alabama received further criticism for her new look.
After one Twitter user asked why "everyone" was "hating in the comment[s]," others got involved.
"She gets all her inspo from blk ppl," one user claimed.
They continued: "And it’s annoying having you ww copy bw all the time and not give credit y’all been doing this for decades like stop."
"Culture vulture with the baby hair, mannerisms etc. I bet she speaks ebonics," one said.
"Whole time she’s white and be lip syncing the N word and be wearing bonnets and braids. She’s a black fisher," another wrote.
Along with the black fishing claims, some even turned to Alabama's father.
"Travis come on now," one user wrote.
The Blink-182 drummer and his new wife, Kourtney Kardashian, have been receiving backlash for allowing Alabama to share "risqué" social media content in the past few months.
TOO LENIENT?
Back in April, some fans took to Reddit to blame Travis and Kourtney for not having stricter rules for the teenager after some deemed her social media photos inappropriate.
"This child is so young," one wrote at the time, while a second agreed: "It’s so gnarly, has Travis liked it and commented in appropriately yet? Sheesh."
"Who’s taking these? ... Please don’t be Kourtney," another suggested.
"This makes me sick. Only because this is being encouraged by everyone around her and her parents aren’t protecting her. They absolutely know what kind of sick people look for this exact kind of material," another complained.
"Somebody parent this child!" a final pleaded.
Another post earlier this month garnered a similar reaction when Travis was slammed for posing with his teen daughter in an "inappropriate" photo.
The starlet ditched her bra as she took a naughty snapshot with her father.
Critics jumped to the comments section and blasted the dad-of-two for his supposed lack of parental skills in the inappropriate photo.
One critic said: "It's a little concerning her father allows his minor child to dress like she is topless in a jacket."
ALABAMA'S CLAP BACK
In response to the haters, Alabama has not been shy to subtly shade those who have criticized her online.
Shortly after receiving the backlash and deleting all of the content on her Instagram page, she took to TikTok with a clear message for some of her followers.
Alabama lip-synced over a trending audio clip in a pink hair bonnet as she applied a few perfume sprays.
While she provided no caption for the clip, the video's sound bite did all the talking for her.
"And shoutout again to all those people who hate my guts but are sitting in a quiet place listening to my show, you are obsessed and sick," the sound started.
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It continued: "Shoutout to everybody who's made a fake page just to stare at me and spy on me, you are obsessed and sick, OK?"
Alabama's mother has even stepped in to clap back at the critics in terms of he daughter's social media content.
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