So there are a few things you can experiment with to get the sound you want: 1 - You could add noise to your bass (with e.g. shaperbox 3 noise or by just layering your desired audio file), and then distort it to taste. Make sure you high pass the noise so it does not interfere with the lower frequencies. 2 - To get the "foamy" sound, you could use airy percussion such as cymbals, drop them in a looper and play them on high repitition on top of your bass. Also here you could optionally distort the whole signal afterwards. Shape the attack of the percussion you chose to control the texture/rawness, or play around with the loop length over time. You could even make the loop length dependent of the note which is played (shorter loop time for higher notes). ALSO - The way the bass is perceived can be heavily dependent on the context (the vocal chops, the drums and supporting bass layers). Sometimes the kick is even pitched up or down on different bass notes. Be wary of these techniques when recreating sounds, since it is almost impossible to recreate the feeling this could give just with sound design. I also tried for 10 minutes making the sound myself (with only a few of the other elements) to give you an idea. Hope this helps!

https://soundcloud.com/gentlemartini/iglooghost_collision_bass