Iggy Azalea disses Bhad Bhabie after their drink-throwing spat at L.A. nightclub: This is 'too preschool for me'

Not everyone has signed on to the whole women supporting women idea. Iggy Azalea has a new beef with fellow rapper Bhad Bhabie (pronounced: Bad Baby) — and it left the Aussie singer all wet.

While TMZ called the dispute a “vicious attack,” it was more of a junior high cafeteria-type spat in which Bhabie, whose real name is Danielle Bregoli, launched a drink across the room in Boulevard3 in Hollywood, where fellow rapper Cardi B was hosting a party, on Wednesday. “You’re all wet, bitch,” Bhabie, whose claim to fame is being the “Cash Me Outside” girl from Dr. Phil, reportedly screeched after the toss.

The outlet described the scene as “immediate bedlam,” with Iggy’s posse “jawing back.” While Bhabie’s security held her back, “They couldn’t stop her from running her mouth.”

If the whole thing sounds really juvenile, know that Bhabie is 15. (So we hope she was throwing water.) Azalea is 28 — and clearly finding the whole thing annoying.

Then Azalea, who recently parted ways with her record label, threw a dig of the financial variety. (Though we haven’t seen such a deal announced.)

For her part, Bhabie continued to talk smack outside the party. “Ain’t nobody worried about that f***in’ ho!” she said.

Apparently the drama started on social media. Iggy apparently asked who would go to one of Bhabie’s shows — and it escalated from there.

It’s not lost on us that this all played out at Cardi B’s party. She, of course, went after Nicki Minaj at a fashion week party in September, so Iggy vs. Bhad was probably so normal that many partygoers didn’t even notice it going down.

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