ICE SPICE DROPS NEW SINGLE “THOOTIE” FEATURING TOKISCHA

05 DECEMBER 2025 (TORONTO, ON) — Today, 4x GRAMMY-nominated, Bronx phenom, and Princess of New York Ice Spice drops her new single “Thootie” featuring Tokischa out now via 10K Projects/Capitol Records. Listen HERE.

Produced by RiotUSA, “Thootie” also marks a major first in her career, featuring Ice speaking Spanish for the first time on a track. During her second verse, Ice steps into a new creative territory, seamlessly trading bars in both English and Spanish paying homage to her Dominican heritage and cultural roots.

Watch the official music video directed by Richard Cordones, featuring creative direction from Tokischa HERE. The video was shot in the Dominican Republic, authentically capturing the colorful, vibrant, upbeat energy and culture of the island.

When asked about the track Ice stated,"This was a fun record for me. It's the first-time people are actually hearing me speak or rap in Spanish and it was fun to show another side of who I am, and it's even more special that I got to do it with Toki. We went to the Dominican Republic to shoot the video last month and it was a vibe. I definitely felt at home."

“I’m so happy we finally got to make a song. It's been a while since we’ve wanted to. When she sent me Tuti it was instant. I gotta give it to the producers, they did a great job with the beat, not everyone who didn’t grow up in the DR can make a dembow hot like that. I loved working with Ice, she’s a sweetheart and a genuinely fun girl. I’m so proud of the video, and her coming to the DR after so long was very special to honor and respect the ‘bajo mundo culture’” says Tokischa.

Last month, Ice Spice unveiled “Big Guy,” an original track featured in Paramount Animation and Nickelodeon Movies’ anticipated animated film The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants, set for release only in theatres on December 19^th. Ice will also lend her voice to one of the characters in the film marking her first-ever voice cameo. Alongside the new track and official video, Ice announced an exclusive limited collaboration with renowned Japanese graphic artist and designer, Verdy - available HERE.

“Big Guy” follows the release of “Baddie Baddie,” Ice's first solo release since her explosive Y2K!: I’m Just A Girl (Deluxe) album. Produced by Ice Spice’s longtime collaborator RiotUSA — who also handled production on career-defining hits like her gold-certified breakout single “Munch (Feelin U)” — “Baddie Baddie” samples M.I.A.’s iconic and era-defining anthem, “Bad Girls.”

Ice’s wildly anticipated official debut album Y2K!, was originally released in July 2024 to rave reviews and came stacked with hits including the Sean Paul-sampling “Gimmie A Light” and hater-dismissing “Think U The Shit (Fart),” which notably became her highest solo charting single on the Billboard Hot 100 (#37). The album was also hailed by Pitchfork for featuring “some of her most dynamic and abrasive bars to date,” while also praising the album for sounding “like nothing her peers could make, swerving from one sonic inspiration to the next.”

ABOUT ICE SPICE
With a sugar rush of playful sensuality and unbothered cool, Ice Spice has established herself as the music world’s latest shapeshifting superstar. Since emerging with “Munch (Feelin’ U),'' in the fall of 2022, she has reconfigured the raucous energy of the Bronx to make anthems for baddies and their baddie friends—sexy theme songs that ring off in the club or an NY deli, places Ice Spice has no problem turning into her own personal dancefloor. Powered by singles like “In Ha Mood” and “Princess Diana,” as well as the deluxe edition of her Like..? EP, she’s collected more than 2.5 billion streams, multiple top 5 Hot 100 singles, and four Grammy nominations, including nods for Best New Artist, Best Rap Song, Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, and Best Song Written for Visual Media. More symbolically, she’s become an emblem of the new Big Apple, a fact that isn’t lost on the media.

Writing for The New York Times, Maya Salam listed Ice Spice as the breakout pop artist of 2023, citing her “cool, confident, raw” signature sound. Meanwhile, Variety’ listed Like..? as her fourth favorite project of last year, praising her “sharpshooter flow” and her all-around versatility on the project. For their part, Billboard named Ice Spice 2023’s Rookie of the Year. It’s all part of a calculated level up at the intersection of planning, distinctive style and unfailing belief. As Rolling Stone put it, “it’s already tough to imagine we ever lived in a world without her.”

Of course, Ice Spice’s breakout really began with “Munch (Feelin’ U),” a track that quickly became a playgirl’s dancefloor bat signal. The song earned Ice Spice her first RIAA-certified Gold plaque before amassing nearly 120 million Spotify streams. After initially releasing the song and its follow-up, “Bikini Bottom,” she signed a deal with Capitol Records and 10k Projects. From there, she fortified her buzz with “In Ha Mood” and the Lil Tjay-assisted “Gangsta Boo.” Both tracks landed on her debut EP, Like..?, a critically acclaimed project that crystallized her star status. The hits have only continued to pile up. In February 2023, Ice Spice appeared on “Boy’s a Liar Pt. 2,” a PinkPantheress single that’s equal parts infectious and emotionally vulnerable. That March, it peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100. Then came the “Princess Diana” remix with her idol Nicki Minaj. All of that was before she guested on Taylor Swift’s 2023 single, “Karma,” which hit No. 2 on the Hot 100. Ice Spice parlayed that popularity surge into 12 performances as Doja Cat’s opening act for The Scarlet Tour. It was her first time performing in arenas, which set her up for even bigger stages like Coachella.

Ice Spice released her wildly anticipated official debut album Y2K!, July 2024 to rave reviews. Y2K! debuted at No. 18 on the Billboard 200, and came stacked with hits including the Sean Paul-sampling “Gimmie A Light” and hater-dismissing “Think U The Shit (Fart),” which notably became Ice’s highest solo charting single on the Billboard Hot 100 (#37). The album also included hits like “Phatt Butt,” “Oh Shhh...” featuring Travis Scott, and the smash summer anthem “Did It First” featuring Central Cee. Ice Spice spent that summer dominating the world with her first ever headlining Y2K! WORLD TOUR. Produced by Live Nation, the tour began with a series of festival performances across Europe, and included her first ever headlining North American run with various sold out shows across the U.S., before wrapping up with additional shows across Europe and the UK.

Ice’s level-up isn’t stopping anytime soon, on Christmas Day 2024, she surprised fans with the ultimate holiday gift as she dropped off her explosive Y2K!: I’m Just A Girl (Deluxe) album. The Deluxe notably featured 5 brand new tracks including “Hannah Montana” featuring NLE Choppa and DaBaby, with additional features from BB Trickz and Anuel AA. Earlier this year, Ice Spice made her film debut in Spike Lee's latest film, Highest 2 Lowest, starring Denzel Washington and A$AP Rocky and is set to make her return to the big screen this December in the upcoming SpongeBob Movie - The SpongeBob Movie: Search for Squarepants. Recently, Ice returned with her first solo release since her 2024 Deluxe album – “Baddie Baddie.” Produced by Ice’s longtime collaborator RiotUSA, “Baddie Baddie” samples M.I.A.'s iconic and era-defining anthem, “Bad Girls.” With 2026 on the horizon, Ice Spice plans to continue to make varied soundscapes her playground.