Bhad Bhabie Is Finally Tired Of Her 'Cash Me Outside' Brand

Danielle Bregoli, known as her alias Bhad Bhabie doesn’t want to be known as the “Cash Me Outside” girl anymore. The 19-year-old first got famous in 2016 after appearing in an episode of “The Dr. Phil Show” and challenging the entire audience with the famous phrase.

Years later, Bregoli worked on her moment of fame, turning it into a music career and a sizable social media presence. In addition to her hit singles, the rapper also landed some brand deals and reportedly made millions from her OnlyFans page when she turned 18.

In light of her achievements, it’s not surprising that the “Hi Bich” artist wants to be known as something other than the misguided 13-year-old. Bregoli revealed that she would rather be referred to by any of her recent achievements, including reportedly earning $50 million on OnlyFans.

Bhad Bhabie doesn’t want to be known as the 2016 meme on “The Dr. Phil Show” anymore. Since her appearance on the show over five years ago, Bregoli turned her short-lived fame as the “Cash me outside, how ‘bou tha?” girl into cold hard cash.

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The phrase first came during the interview, when the then 13-year-old challenged the entire audience on “The Dr. Phil Show” to “fight her.” Since then, Bregoli has released hit singles like “Gucci Flip Flops,” “Hi Bich,” and several others, all of which did quite well.

The rapper also opened an OnlyFans page when she turned 18, reportedly gaining millions of subscribers quickly. According to Bregoli, the site earned her millions from the subscriptions.

Despite it shooting her to the limelight, Bregoli wants to put a lid on her previous viral moment of fame because she got successful on her own. In a new interview with TMZ, she said, “It’s not something that I’m just so in love with being the girl from Dr. Phil and saying some crazy s--t; that’s not how I feel.”

The “Gucci Flip Flops” artist then mentioned other terms she would prefer to go by. She said, “Call me the youngest female of the decade to go platinum. Call me some s--t like that. Like there’s way more other things.”

The 19-year-old listed some of her achievements since her rise to fame, including her hit singles and supposedly earning $50 million on Only Fans. “When you find a way to be annoying about something… it’s just kind of weird; you know what I mean?” Bregoli said.

Her recent comments on TMZ aren’t the only time Bregoli has mentioned wanting to move on from her 2016 fame. The 19-year-old in 2021 revealed, as per Today, that she was successful enough to “retire right now.”

Bregoli said, “My main business manager, who’s been with me since I was like 15 when my mom had control of everything, tells me, ‘Everyone thinks that you’re going to blow it, but I think you’re going to do great.”

The social media star also talked about being famous at a young age and revealed that it was never really a choice of hers. However, everything after what was supposed to be short-lived fame came from her “working [her] a-- all night.”

“I wasn’t working my a-- off all night trying to make a name for myself. I was handed it,” she told Variety. “And instead of being an embarrassment and a hole for the rest of my life, I became something successful and something that people can choose to look up to for the right reasons — or choose not to. I don’t give a f--k.”

One year after Bregoli became famous, the 19-year-old was given a record deal as a rapper at Atlantic Records. She also set up her reality TV show in 2019 titled “Bringing up Bhabie” Her social media pages reportedly grew from all the publicity.

Last month Bregoli reportedly bought a $6.1 million mansion in Florida and paid in cash. The home was purchased from NFL linebacker Jean Pierre-Paul. The rapper refrained from uploading pictures of her new home on Instagram till April 9.

In addition to a five-car garage, the Florida home also has a fully appointed two-story guest house. The main residence features a sauna, wine storage, a billiards room, a pool and patio, a walk-in pantry, and several other luxuries.