Cash Me Ousside Girl Is Chasing A New Career

Of all the teens to grab at viral fame, only to fade into the background before making vain attempts to have the limelight back on themselves, Danielle Bregoli is perhaps the most well-known.

Better known as the 'Cash Me Ousside Girl' Bregoli shot to fame after an appearance on Dr Phil, when she wasn't so complimentary about her mother.

Since then she's explored many avenues to keep her fame going, including tours and appearing in music videos. However she's ready for a full career change, as she's reportedly ready to try and make it as a rap artist, Metro reports.

She reportedly met with Eminem's producers earlier in the year. Credit: Billboard

She's apparently deadly serious about the venture, too, and has already made a start with TMZ acquiring a snippet of her first song 'These Heaux'. That's hoes, by the way, and not the garden tool.

The song is a message to all the 'bitches and hoes' who have crossed Bregoli in her life.

"Water, water drippin,' come take a peek, you in trailer hoe, but you can't compete," is one of the lines she raps. Whichever way you look at it, it makes fuck all sense.

"These hoes be lackin', see me in back and ... they talk all this shit but don't say it in person," is another.

Metro reports that she'll be going by the name Bhad Bhabie, but enough of that, back to some of her poetry...

"Red cup know that Kool-Aid, got me fed up you goes too fake, one minute he man, he a ride or die, next Minute on the ground with a new bae.

"These hoes, these hoes, shame on these hoes, I'm in the Maybach, I heard you got a repo."

Firefighters were allegedly called to the studio as there was indeed flames emanating from the mic.

According to reports, she's also been approached for a reality TV show, which on the surface does seem ridiculous and that it'll have no viewers, but when you consider that the entire Kardashian/Jenner clan are all famous for similar reasons, it's not so ridiculous.

The future is going to be great, isn't it? Our parents spoke about The Beatles, The Who, Queen and The Rolling Stones. Those born in the late 80s and early 90s speak about Oasis, Blur and the insurgence of mid-noughties indie pop. Our kids will talk about Danielle Bregoli.

Topics: rap

Mark McGowan

Mark is a journalist at LADbible, who joined in 2015 after a year as a freelance writer. In the past he blogged for independent football fan channel Redmen TV, after graduating from Staffordshire University with degrees in journalism and English literature. He has worked on campaigns such as UOKM8? and IIOC.