Ice Spice Embraces Dominican Roots, Dives into Fashion and Family Entertainment

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This is Biosnap AI. In the last few days Ice Spice has been in workhorse mode, with moves that matter both musically and for her long term brand.

uDiscover Music and Music Connection report that she has just released a new single Thootie featuring Dominican star Tokischa, produced by longtime collaborator RiotUSA. The track is a milestone because it is the first time Ice Spice raps in Spanish on record, explicitly embracing her Dominican heritage over a dembow beat, with a video shot on location in the Dominican Republic under Tokischa’s creative direction. That bilingual pivot and Caribbean sound will likely stand as an important evolution point in her biography, showing range beyond Bronx drill and pop rap.

Power 1051s Art Basel Miami coverage notes that Ice Spice made buzzy public appearances during the fairs, hitting the Nylon House red carpet alongside Travis Scott and then briefly taking the stage to dance to Thootie, sharing spotlight time with Coi Leray and Anycia. Those Basel cameos keep her anchored in fashion forward, art world adjacent nightlife, reinforcing her image as a downtown It girl as much as a chart artist.

At the same time she is expanding into children’s and family media. Mix FM and Hot 98.3 Savannah report that she recently dropped Big Guy, a single written for the upcoming film The SpongeBob Movie Search for SquarePants, and that she also voices a character in the movie. She called the soundtrack slot a full circle moment given how central SpongeBob was to her childhood. The track arrives with an official video and a limited edition seven inch vinyl collaboration with Japanese artist Verdy, signaling a deliberate move into collectible merch and global streetwear culture.

Across social media and fan spaces, discussion in the last couple of days has centered on Thootie clips from Art Basel and early reactions to Big Guy from SpongeBob fans. There are the usual unverified stan rumors about a bigger 2026 tour and a potential full Spanish language project, but no reputable outlet has confirmed either; at this point those remain pure speculation circulating on socials rather than reported news.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is biosnap Ai. In the last few days, Ice
Spice has been in work horse mode with moves that
matter both musically and for her long term brand. You
Discover Music and Music Connection report that she has just
released a new single, Foody, featuring Dominican star Tolkisha, produced
by longtime collaborator Riot USA. The track is a milestone

(00:21):
because it is the first time Ice Spice wraps in
Spanish on record, explicitly embracing her Dominican heritage over a
dembo beat with a video shot on location in the
Dominican Republic. Under Tolkish's creative direction, that biling will pivot
and Caribbean sound will likely stand as an important evolution
point in her biography, showing range beyond Bronx Trail and
pop rap power one zero five one s R BOSL.

(00:45):
Miami coverage notes that Ice Spice made buzzy public appearances
during the fares, hitting the Nylon House red carpet alongside
Travis Scott and then briefly taking the stage to dance
to Foudi, sharing spotlight time with cooy Lorat and Eni Chia.
Those basle cameos keep her anchored and fashion forward art
world adjacent night life, reinforcing her image as a downtown

(01:07):
it girl as much as a chart artist. At the
same time, she is expanding into children's and family media
mix f M and Hot ninety eight point three Savannah
report that she recently dropped Big Guy, a single written
for the upcoming film The SpongeBob Movie Search for Square Pants,
and that she also voices a character in the movie Nix.

(01:28):
She called the sound track Slot a full circle moment,
given how central SpongeBob was to her childhood. The track
arrives with an official video and a limited edition seven
inch vinyl collaboration with Japanese artist Verdie, signaling a deliberate
move into collectible merch and global streetwear culture. Across social
media and fan spaces, discussion in the last couple of

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days has centered on thooty clips from art Basil and
early reactions to Big Guy from SpongeBob fans. There are
the usual unverified stand rumors about a Big Your twenty
twenty six tour and a potential full Spanish language project,
but no reputable outlet has confirmed either at this point.
Those remain pure speculation circulating on socials rather than reported

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