Ice Spice just faced a massive crowd swarming her in Brooklyn in what appears to be a nightclub space. While the video circling around social media is quite unclear, you can hear her track "In Ha Mood" playing in the background. As such, many assume that this took place at a club where they invited her to appear for a brief moment. However, clearly things got out of control, as she had to push people off her. When people rushed to the main area, the DJ asked everyone to back up and stopped the music. Amid frustrated shouts and screams from the crowd, it seems there were just too many people.
Furthermore, many in the comments pointed out that this could've become a scary situation quite quickly. "That’s dead ass scary af," one user wrote, with another adding "Tf was security doing." Also, a few people took the chance to aim some shots at the venue or crowd itself. For example, an Instagram user commented, "They got Princess Diana in the ghetto." Another expressed with concern, "Oh NAUR not with this cute hairstyle! Somebody get my girl up out of there !" While a lot of people lamented the fact she dealt with this, others acknowledged that she's just so beloved right now. "Sis is that girl right now, got the ppl goin crazy," another fan posted. "I love that for her! Time to get a little more selective booking these gigs."
Meanwhile, recent news concerning a hosting gig pointed to other issues with nightclubs, events, and promoters. Fans in Oakland recently threw water all over GloRilla for not performing, but rather just showing up to a club event. However, her and her team maintained that they only received payment for a hosting gig, not the full performance. A back and forth ensued on social media, with the promoter claiming they agreed to a performance for $30K. Regardless, the conversation quickly shifted to that amount not being enough for a performance in the first place.
Still, hopefully the "Bikini Bottom" sensation wasn't hurt or too shaken up by the ordeal. It is true that she's incredibly dominant right now, making a lot of buzz equally for her music as for her industry movement. However, no amount of success should make you uncomfortable or unsafe in a public setting. Especially when there's money, drinks, and wild Brooklyn fans involved. Let us know what you think of this ordeal in the comments and return to HNHH for the latest on Ice Spice.
