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Ice Spice made headlines this week with the arrival of her new single Baddie Baddie, released Friday September 26 and produced by longtime collaborators RIOTUSA, A Lau, and Ayolucas. The track is already making noise thanks to its clever use of a sample from MIAs Bad Girls and lyrics referencing rumors about her body transformation and playful nods to Destiny’s Child. Baddie Baddie is the first taste of her rumored upcoming project tentatively called Y3K and premiered just weeks after her surprise collaboration with Latto on Gyatt, which was widely interpreted as a peace offering after years of rumored rivalry. The single is featured on prominent playlists like iHeartRadio’s Rap Rising, pointing to a big commercial and cultural push.

Her music aside, Ice Spice is a dominant force off the stage as well. She is a recurring face in Kate Spade New York’s Fall 2025 campaign alongside Charli D’Amelio and Laufey, further cementing her status as a fashion and pop culture icon. In recent days, she also turned heads at Milan Fashion Week, appearing at the MM6 Margiela show, sparking a flurry of social media buzz about her style choices and evolving look.

On the subject of appearances, her walk on the MTV Video Music Awards red carpet earlier this month generated viral debate after fans deemed her “unrecognizable” in a form-fitting yellow gown, fueling online discussions about celebrity image and reinvention. According to an interview on Keke Palmer’s podcast, Ice Spice directly addressed the public fascination with her private life, confirming her relationship with NFL star Sauce Gardner and commenting on how challenging it is to separate her career from constant personal scrutiny. She also openly addressed questions about her sexuality in the same interview, balancing humor with candor and prompting a new wave of social media commentary.

On the business front, outlets like AOL report her net worth in 2025 now stands near five million dollars, driven not only by streaming royalties and tours but also high-profile ad campaigns like last year’s SKIMS partnership and a cult-favorite Dunkin commercial. Earlier in the year, she filmed a role in Spike Lee’s Highest 2 Lowest with Denzel Washington and A$AP Rocky, and will reappear on the silver screen in the upcoming SpongeBob Movie releasing this December, which also features a new Ice Spice track.

Critics at Pitchfork and Billboard continue to praise her unpredictable sonic evolution, hailing her as one of New York’s most influential artists and a relentless innovator, while her authenticity remains key to her appeal. Rolling Stone sums it up, noting it is already tough to imagine the pop world without her.

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