Bhad Bhabie transitioned from an internet personality to a platinum-certified recording artist and social media entrepreneur.
Bhad Bhabie signed a $900,000 endorsement deal for six months, promoting the brand's products on her social media and music videos. This partnership led to $500,000 in first-day sales for the company.
Danielle Marie Bregoli, known professionally as Bhad Bhabie, was born on March 26, 2003, in Boynton Beach, Florida. Her early life was marked by her parents’ separation when she was an infant, and she was primarily raised by her mother in a Catholic household. Bregoli gained widespread public attention in September 2016 following an appearance on the television show ‘Dr. Phil.’ During this interview segment, her phrase “cash me outside, how ’bout dat” rapidly became a viral internet meme. This unexpected thrust into the spotlight marked the beginning of her public career.
Following her viral fame, Bregoli signed with music manager Adam Kluger, leading to her debut single “These Heaux” in August 2017. The track reached number 77 on the Billboard Hot 100, making her the youngest female rapper to chart. This success led to a multi-album recording contract with Atlantic Records. She continued to release music, with singles like “Hi Bich” and “Gucci Flip Flops” achieving platinum certification from the RIAA. Her debut mixtape, ’15,’ was released in 2018, featuring collaborations with several notable artists. Beyond music, Bregoli expanded her presence with a Snapchat reality show, ‘Bringing Up Bhabie,’ providing a look into her daily life and music career.
Bregoli further diversified her career through various ventures. In 2019, she secured an endorsement deal with Copycat Beauty, promoting their products on social media and in music videos, which significantly boosted the brand’s sales. In April 2021, shortly after her eighteenth birthday, she launched an OnlyFans account, reportedly earning over $1 million within the first six hours and continuing to be one of the platform’s highest-paid creators. In September 2021, she established her own record label, Bhad Music, aiming to control her master recordings and release her own projects, including singles like “Miss Understood.” Her career trajectory demonstrates a notable evolution from internet sensation to a multifaceted artist and entrepreneur.
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