Ice Spice is back and reminding everyone exactly why she’s the Princess of New York. Her latest release, “Baddie Baddie,” is more than just a single — it’s a bold reintroduction. Sampling M.I.A.’s rebellious classic “Bad Girls,” Ice flips the energy into her own Bronx-dripped baddie anthem. Longtime producer RiotUSA is once again on the boards, building on the chemistry that sparked breakout records like “Munch (Feelin U).” Visually, the video is another hometown affair, directed by The Evil Twins — George and Frederick Buford — whose gritty, stylish approach continues to define Ice’s world. From “Deli” to “Boy’s a liar Pt. 2,” the duo’s lens has become a key part of the Ice Spice aesthetic.
“Baddie Baddie” arrives on the heels of Ice’s genre-hopping collaborations and growing big-screen presence — including a Spike Lee film debut and a surprise team-up with Latto for “Gyatt.” While her deluxe Y2K! album fed fans earlier this year, this marks her first true solo statement since. The message? She’s not just back — she’s in full evolution mode. The visuals, the sample choice, the bars — it’s all setting the tone for whatever Ice has next. And if this is the first taste of a new chapter, we’re fully locked in.
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