Ice Spice is preparing to reintroduce herself with a bold new single. The Bronx rapper teased “Baddie Baddie” on Instagram in late August, offering fans a first glimpse of the track that appears positioned as her next big statement.
In the teaser, Ice Spice captioned the post, “Baddie Baddie im feeling nasty,” alongside a fresh visual look that featured new hair, new color, and reworked fits. To further amplify the moment, she wiped her Instagram feed, leaving only promotional posts tied to the single — a move signaling a new era.
According to early reports, “Baddie Baddie” samples M.I.A.’s 2012 anthem “Bad Girls.” If confirmed, the choice connects Ice Spice to a lineage of fearless female voices, while layering her drill-inspired cadence over the worldbeat and dancehall undertones of the original. The combination suggests a record built on both homage and reinvention, with an emphasis on empowerment and swagger.
Thematically, the snippets point toward confidence, sexuality, and unflinching self-expression. Lines like “feeling nasty” imply a provocative, playful edge. This aligns with the “baddie” persona that has become central to her image. The track appears designed to highlight her ability to merge flirtatious energy with sharp delivery. It balance that has fueled her rise.
“Baddie Baddie” also arrives at a pivotal moment. It marks one of Ice Spice’s most high-profile returns since dropping “Thick Again” earlier this year, a single that didn’t linger on the charts. With a refreshed aesthetic and heightened anticipation, she seems intent on recapturing momentum and reasserting her cultural presence.
If the track delivers on its early promise, it could solidify Ice Spice’s place among the leading voices redefining female rap in 2025.
“Baddie Baddie” - Ice Spice
Quotable Lyric
They said they wanted a bop
I was just poppin' my shit
I ain't even really mean to go pop
He was just beggin' to hit
I don't be givin' you niggas a shot
I know he don't want me for me
