Bam Margera Throws Jabs At His 'Jackass' Co-stars In New Song, 'Feel Like Bam'

Bam Margera has called out his "Jackass" co-stars in his latest song, "Feel Like Bam."

The former MTV star, who has battled with drug and alcohol addiction for years, slammed them with expletive words, further suggesting that they are yet to resolve their longtime feud.

Margera is in a custody battle with his estranged wife, Nicole Boyd, over their five-year-old Phoenix. Boyd previously filed for separation in February 2023.

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In his latest single, "Feel Like Bam," Margera took his longtime feud with his "Jackass" co-stars up a notch.

He debuted the song in collaboration with rap artists Cult Shotta and Tanboymiguel, whom he reportedly met while working on music at a studio.

A part of the track had him calling out the movie franchise's leadman and former close friend Johnny Knoxville, daring him to exchange blows while describing him as a "p***y."

The lyric read, per Daily Mail, "So drop the mittens in the ring/ Double dare Knoxville/He's gonna be there/ So find out if he has the stuff/ And find out when I'm gonna f*** you up/ So step in the ring pu**y."

Margera also took a shot at another co-star Steve-O, who on multiple occasions had been there to support him during moments of seeking rehabilitation for his addictions.

"But I love Steve-O, but man, f**k them all," he said in another part of the song.

In recent months, Margera has also seen his relationship with his estranged wife, Nicole Boyd, worsen as the pair continue to battle the custody of their child, Phoenix.

The five-year-old currently lives with Boyd, who filed for legal separation from the "Viva La Bam" star in February 2023, citing irreconcilable differences, per The Blast.

She is also asking the court to grant her spousal support from Margera and her request for full "legal and physical" custody of their child.

In a statement to TMZ, Boyd's attorney, David Glass, revealed that the model "made the hard choice to protect herself and their son" after Margera acted "inappropriately" during a supervised visit.

The professional skateboarder was allegedly not sober during the visit, which deeply hurt Boyd. The situation was particularly distressing for her, as she had in the past made efforts to help Margera get sober, all to no avail.

Margera claimed to have last had a physical meeting with Phoenix in March in a since-deleted video rant on Instagram.

"I haven't seen Phoenix in two f**king months," the former "Jackass" star could be ranting in the clip.

He also vowed to "smoke crack with the bums down at the f**king boardwalk until I'm dead" if he was still not allowed to see his son.

In response to Margera's threats, Glass urged him to "first achieve and then maintain sobriety, for his good, and for the good of their son."

He also stated that Margera's threats showed that he has yet to turn a new leaf, as expected.

He added, per Page Six, "This is a typical defense mechanism, and it shows that Bam may not have learned much in his past addiction treatment. You have to take responsibility for your actions."

Despite later vowing to sober up for the sake of his son, Margera ultimately reneged on his promise.

A report from the Daily Mail last month revealed that he checked out of a San Diego detox center after being placed there on an involuntary 5150 psychiatric hold. He was put on psychiatric hold in response to his threat to binge on a drug if he did not see his son.

After spending a few days in the detox center, Margera checked out and stayed at former NBA star Lamar Odom's home in Casablanca. Odom, who owns the facility, reportedly tried to persuade the MTV alum to return to the detox center, but all his attempts were unsuccessful.

Margera eventually left Odom's home to party in Las Vegas, although it is unclear who accompanied him on the trip.