Woah Vicky

Victoria Rose Waldrip (born March 7, 2000), known professionally as Woah Vicky, is an American influencer and media personality. Known for garnering controversy online, she first gained attention on social media starting in 2017 after falsely claiming that she was Black and later became known for her feud with rapper Bhad Bhabie.

Early life Victoria Rose Waldrip was born on March 7, 2000 Her claims led to comparisons between her and Rachel Dolezal. In April 2018, she and Bhad Bhabie got into a verbal altercation which involved fellow influencer Lil Tay and led to a spike in followers for Waldrip. Their feud escalated when a video of a physical fight between them in October 2019 at a recording studio in Atlanta went viral online after being shared by TMZ. Jonah Valdez wrote for the Los Angeles Times that, by 2023, Waldrip was "best known for her beef with rapper Bhad Bhabie".

By 2023, she became known for sharing her Christian and often anti-LGBTQ beliefs. Lil Nas X responded to Waldrip's claims in a tweet, writing, "who gives af what ja rule thinks at a time like this[?]" In December 2024, a tweet from her X account alleged that the person writing it had kidnapped her and was holding her for a ransom of $1 million in Nigeria, though she later stated that she had faked it and was "just bored" when she made the tweet, which received backlash on social media. In August 2025, Waldrip announced that she and the company Ultimate AI would be launching an app, Call Vicky, in which fans would be able to speak to an AI-powered clone of her which would use an audio deepfake of her voice and information about her provided to the app.

Public image In August 2018, Kengo Tsutsumi of Mic wrote that Waldrip had gained a following by playing into the attention economy and that she was monetizing her following through ads for a spam website where one could purportedly win a free iPhone X by providing their personal data.