Ice Spice made a splash with her latest Bronx freestyle, “Hannah Montana,” showcasing her evolving image.
Recently, Ice Spice returned to the Bronx to perform a new freestyle titled “Hannah Montana,” part of her promo for the deluxe edition of her debut album. As she stood in her home borough, her performance ignited concern and chatter among fans, especially online.
Ice Spice’s new, slimmer frame was a topic of discussion across social media. People in the comments had plenty to say. A user on Instagram questioned, “Is she ok? What’s going on with the facial expressions?” Others chimed in with worries about her appearance.
The conversation also extended to her musical content. A YouTube comment highlighted a perceived dissonance between her lyrics and her image. The user joked, “‘Yeah, I got slim, but I still eat my oats.’ lol I can’t with this,” reflecting the mixed nature of the reactions.
Fans were split; some felt the performance was repetitive, while others speculated about her passion for music. One person bluntly asked, “Did she lose her passion for rapping? Did she ever have one?” Meanwhile, another insisted, “Ice spice looks like she’s bored of her own music,” suggesting the artist might need new inspiration.
Throughout the year, Ice Spice maintained a public profile, often sharing workout videos in response to rumors about using Ozempic. Her appearance has been a hot topic, with many focusing on her weight loss journey. A recent Instagram post further fueled the fire, showing her with chef Nobu Matsuhisa. She captioned it, “Eat at Nobu so much that I ran into him.”
This narrative of weight obsession and external pressures came to light again when a fan commented sadly, “It makes me sad she said in one interview folks talked about how big she was that’s why she started losing weight, and now that she small folks are even extra mean it truly sucks being a woman, and what sucks most of all is majority of women know the feeling but still body shame.”
Despite the critics, Ice Spice continues to push forward in her career. The deluxe version of her debut album, “Y2K!: I’m Just A Girl,” dropped during the summer, offering fans five new tracks and collaborations with big names like DaBaby, NLE Choppa, and Anuel AA. Her collaboration with Cash Cobain on “Fisherrr” remains notable, especially as part of her recent tour.
Though reactions are mixed, Ice Spice’s ability to keep people talking reflects her impact and staying power in the music scene.
