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The video was shot at a New York bodega store on 145th Street (Manhattan) and sees Spice dancing and twerking along with a few friends, reminiscent of the video for her breakthrough single "Munch (Feelin' U)" (2022). [7] Upon release, the rapper faced backlash for including twerking scenes of 16-year-old Aya Tanjali. [8]
A music video for the remix, featuring Swift and Ice Spice, was released on May 27. Pitchfork described 2023 as the breakout year of Ice Spice. [39] "Karma" peaked at number two on the Hot 100, making Ice Spice the artist with the most Hot 100 top-five singles in 2023. [40]
It was shot in Ice Spice's home state of New York. The video starts with her being inside a glass case in a museum as an exhibit as elders look at her. She then goes to Ellis Island and dresses up as the Statue of Liberty , where she wears a green dress and uses a stack of cash as she holds up a torch and wears a crown.
Ice Spice recently teased her upcoming album on the Today show, telling Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager, “Yes, there’s gonna be an album.This year. I’m so excited. It’s called Y2K, it’ll ...
In the video, Ice Spice, (née Isis Naija Gaston), clad in short black shorts and cropped black hoodie, shows herself working out with barbells, doing planks, stretching, doing splits, and running ...
Ice Spice dreamed of becoming a rapper since she was a child: Her father was an underground rapper, which helped spark her passion, and she credits her mother for introducing her to The Secret and ...
The music video was directed by Ice Spice alongside Frederick and George Buford and released with the single. [5] In it, Spice twerks and smokes inside a pink Range Rover with a "Y2K" license plate. [5] [9] [10] The car is being tailed by a crew of bikers and smoke from Spice's cigarette pour from the windows. [5]
Ice Spice was born and raised in The Bronx, New York, a huge epicenter of hip-hop music. This melting pot of African-American and Dominican cultures provides a fertile ground for artistic development.