Ice Spice Hits Heavy with New EP ‘Like..?’

Simply stated, the not to be missed Ice Spice is not playing around, embracing her inner baddie as she takes her next step to superstardom, Ice shares Like..?, her debut EP out everywhere via 10K Projects/Capitol Records. Named after her signature ad-lib, “Like..?”, the project offers 6 reasons why the Bronx belle can’t lose.

In addition to her acclaimed viral hits “Munch (Feelin’ U),” “Bikini Bottom,” and the recent “In Ha Mood,” Like..? includes three new enthralling bangers jam-packed with caption-worthy quotes and spellbinding production by frequent collaborator RIOTUSA. Ice’s range shines through on “Actin’ a Smoochie,” as she defines Bronx slang over a brewing Jersey club-inspired beat that is worthy of some serious hip shaking. While “Munch” hears Ice dismissing the thirsties with a scoff, the Diddy-sampling “Gangsta Boo” with Lil Tjay finds Ice shooting her shot in the most savage way possible. A nod to her nickname chosen by her cult-like fanbase, the head-bob-inducing “Princess Diana” drips confidence and sass as she flaunts her it-girl status: “Nowadays I be duckin’ them cameras/And they hot that I’m up on ’em banners/Callin’ my phone but they know I don’t answer/In the hood, I’m like Princess Diana.”

Between earning “Best Song of the Year” mentions from The New York Times, Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, and more, to earning co-signs from stars like Kehlani and Cardi B, Ice Spice has become the viral rap star that you can’t seem to escape – and you probably wouldn’t want to after hearing this new EP.

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