The END of Ice Spice

Summary

The video script discusses the volatile nature of fame in the rap industry, exemplified by artists who rise to stardom quickly only to fade away. It highlights the fast-paced 'fast-food era' of media, where content is rapidly consumed and artists must constantly adapt to stay relevant. The case of Ice Spice is explored, detailing her rapid ascent to fame, her viral hits, and subsequent challenges, including a feud with fellow rapper Cleo Trappa and a decline in her music career. The narrative suggests that in today's oversaturated music market, maintaining a long-lasting career is increasingly difficult.

Takeaways

• 🎤 The rap industry is volatile, with artists' popularity often fleeting due to the fast-paced 'fast-food era' of media consumption.
• 💰 Financial success does not guarantee longevity in the music industry; artists may still face public scrutiny and a loss of relevance.
• 📈 The rapid rise to fame can be precarious as it lacks the solid fan base needed to sustain an artist through challenging times.
• 📱 Social media has democratized fame, allowing anyone to go viral, but also intensifying the competition and fickleness of the audience.
• 🏠 The lack of a solid foundation in the music industry can lead to a swift downfall, akin to a house built without a strong foundation.
• 💸 Record labels may own an artist's masters and likeness, exerting significant control over their career and finances.
• 🚀 Ice Spice's rapid rise to fame was fueled by viral hits like 'Munch' and her distinctive New York accent, but her recent career has seen a significant downturn.
• 👙 Ice Spice's image and music are heavily focused on her physical appearance and sex appeal, which has been both her strength and a point of criticism.
• 🤝 Her collaboration with Nicki Minaj and a feature on a Taylor Swift song highlight her peak in the industry, but such moments may be fleeting.
• 📉 Despite initial success, Ice Spice has experienced a significant loss of followers and a 50% drop in monthly Spotify listeners, indicating a waning audience interest.
• 💔 The feud with fellow rapper Cleo and allegations of mistreatment during a tour have further tarnished Ice Spice's public image and fan base.

Q & A

What is the main theme discussed in the script?

The main theme discussed in the script is the rise and fall of rappers in the music industry, with a focus on the fast-paced nature of fame and the challenges artists face in maintaining relevance.

What is the 'fast food era of media' mentioned in the script?

The 'fast food era of media' refers to the current state of media consumption where content, including music, movies, and online videos, is rapidly produced and consumed, often lacking the quality and depth of past media.

Why do artists who rise to fame quickly often face a rapid decline?

Artists who rise quickly often face a rapid decline because they may not have a solid fan base to support them during tough times, their success can be easily replicated by others, and the public's interest can shift rapidly to newer trends or artists.

What is the significance of the phrase 'falling off' in the context of the script?

In the context of the script, 'falling off' refers to an artist's decline in popularity and relevance in the music industry, often accompanied by public scrutiny and a loss of fan support.

How does the script describe the impact of social media on artists' careers?

The script describes social media as a platform where anyone can go viral, leading to intense competition and a constant need for artists to stay relevant and produce viral content to maintain their fame.

What is the role of the music industry in an artist's fall from fame according to the script?

The script suggests that the music industry plays a role in an artist's fall from fame by pushing them to produce more content quickly, often without a solid foundation, and by not supporting them when their popularity wanes.

Why does the script mention the importance of having a strong fan base for artists?

The script mentions the importance of a strong fan base because it can provide artists with the support needed to weather the fickleness of public interest and the pressures of the music industry.

What is the significance of the artist's financial stability in the context of the script?

In the script, an artist's financial stability is significant because it can influence their motivation to continue creating music and their ability to withstand periods of reduced popularity.

How does the script discuss the role of controversy in an artist's career?

The script discusses the role of controversy as a factor that can exacerbate an artist's fall from fame, especially when their music or public image begins to decline in popularity.

What is the script's perspective on the sustainability of an artist's career in the current music industry?

The script suggests that the sustainability of an artist's career in the current music industry is challenging due to the fast-paced nature of fame, the oversaturation of the market, and the constant need to produce viral content.

Outlines

00:00

🎤 The Rise and Fall of Rappers in the Fast-Paced Music Industry

The paragraph discusses the transient nature of fame in the music industry, particularly for rappers. It highlights how artists can quickly rise to stardom only to fall out of favor just as rapidly. The speaker reflects on the fast-food era of media, where content, including music, often lacks depth and originality, leading to a rapid turnover of trends. The pressure to maintain relevance is immense, and artists who do not have a solid fan base can quickly lose their audience. The paragraph also touches on the financial implications of losing popularity, such as the burden of repaying record label advances and the loss of creative control over one's music and image.

05:02

🌐 The Viral Journey of Ice Spice: Fame, Controversy, and the Music Industry

This paragraph delves into the career of Ice Spice, a female rapper from the Bronx who gained internet fame with her song 'Munch.' It explores how she leveraged social media platforms like TikTok to achieve viral success and the subsequent challenges she faced in sustaining her career. The paragraph also discusses the impact of her physical appearance and sexual appeal on her image and music, as well as her collaborations with high-profile artists like Nicki Minaj. Despite her initial success, the paragraph notes a decline in her popularity and the public's fickle nature towards artists who do not evolve or maintain their relevance.

10:03

🔥 The Downward Spiral: Ice Spice's Decline in Popularity and Controversies

The paragraph details the decline in Ice Spice's career, marked by a significant loss of followers and a decrease in album sales. It discusses the controversy surrounding her debut album's lead single, which was seen as a provocative move against another female rapper. The paragraph also covers the allegations of mistreatment by Cleo Trappa, an artist who joined Ice Spice on tour, claiming she was used for promotional purposes and not treated fairly. The narrative suggests that Ice Spice's image and career are facing a downturn, with her music no longer resonating with her audience as it once did.

15:04

💔 Backstage Drama: Ice Spice's Toxic Tour Experience Exposed

This paragraph focuses on the backstage drama that unfolded during Ice Spice's tour, as described by Cleo Trappa and a personal stylist. It outlines the mistreatment Cleo allegedly faced, including being given last-minute invites, performing to empty venues, and being excluded from the main act's perks. The paragraph also touches on Ice Spice's response to these allegations, which was dismissive and further fueled public criticism. The narrative paints a picture of a toxic environment and a breakdown in the relationship between Ice Spice and Cleo, highlighting the darker side of the music industry's fast rise and fall cycle.

20:07

📉 The Future of Ice Spice: Speculations and Fan Reactions

The final paragraph speculates on the future of Ice Spice's career in light of the controversies and declining popularity. It suggests that her music career may be nearing its end and proposes that she might consider transitioning into other roles such as an influencer or model. The paragraph also reflects on the public's reaction to the drama, particularly from her fanbase, which seems to be turning against her. The speaker invites viewers to share their thoughts on Ice Spice's career trajectory and ends the video with a call for viewers to like, subscribe, and engage in further discussions.

Keywords

💡Falling off

In the context of the video, 'falling off' refers to an artist's decline in popularity or relevance in the music industry. It is used to describe a situation where an artist who was once highly sought after and successful experiences a significant drop in their fan base or public interest. The script mentions this in relation to rappers who may have had a moment of great success but then see their careers decline, as exemplified by the line 'the quicker someone rises up the faster they will likely fall back down to the bottom'.

💡Fast-food era of media

This term is used in the video to describe the current state of media consumption where content is rapidly produced and consumed, much like fast food. It implies a lack of depth or lasting value, with a focus on instant gratification. The video script criticizes this era for leading to a decline in quality and an increase in the disposability of content, as seen in the phrase 'we obviously live in the fast-food era of media from movies to music, and even videos and online content we digest on a daily basis.'

💡Viral

In the video, 'going viral' refers to the phenomenon where content, often on social media platforms, gains extreme popularity and widespread sharing in a short period. It is a key aspect of modern fame and is closely tied to the rise and fall of artists in the music industry. The script mentions Ice Spice's music video for 'Munch' going viral, which significantly contributed to her initial fame.

💡Fickle fans

The term 'fickle fans' is used in the video to describe fans who are not loyal and can quickly shift their support from one artist to another. This concept is central to the discussion of artists' rapid rise and fall, as it suggests that without a solid, loyal fan base, an artist's success can be fleeting. The script highlights this when discussing how fans can easily turn their backs on an artist or stop caring about their music.

💡Rap beef

In the context of the video, 'rap beef' refers to a rivalry or conflict between rappers, often played out in their music or public statements. It is a significant aspect of hip-hop culture and can significantly impact an artist's image and career. The video discusses Ice Spice's 'rap beef' with another artist, using it as an example of how such conflicts can affect an artist's public perception and fan base.

💡TikTok

TikTok is mentioned in the video as a platform that has played a significant role in the music industry, particularly in making songs and artists go viral. The video references how Ice Spice's song 'Munch' became a viral hit on TikTok, illustrating the platform's influence on an artist's career trajectory.

💡Debut album

A 'debut album' is an artist's first full-length music release and is a significant milestone in their career. In the video, the discussion around Ice Spice's debut album and its reception is used to analyze her career's trajectory and the challenges she faces in maintaining her success in the music industry.

💡Influencer

An 'influencer' in the video refers to individuals who have the power to affect the purchasing decisions of others because of their authority, knowledge, position, or relationship with their audience. The script suggests that Ice Spice might need to transition into being an influencer, indicating a shift from her primary focus on music to leveraging her online presence for other forms of income and fame.

💡Meme

In the video, a 'meme' is used to describe something that spreads rapidly on the internet and becomes popular, often for humorous or satirical reasons. It is mentioned in relation to Ice Spice's online presence, suggesting that her fame is more due to her becoming a viral sensation or a meme rather than for her music, indicating a potential issue with the longevity of her career.

💡Hypocrisy

The term 'hypocrisy' is used in the video to describe the behavior of someone who pretends to have beliefs, opinions, virtues, feelings, qualities, or standards that they do not actually have. It is applied to Ice Spice's response to the controversy with Cleo, where she is accused of treating her poorly and then mocking her for eating a lot, which is seen as hypocritical given speculations about Ice Spice's own dietary habits.

Highlights

Rappers' popularity can be fleeting, with some making millions and then experiencing a rapid decline in interest.

The fast-paced 'fast-food era' of media contributes to the quick rise and fall of artists due to a lack of lasting quality in content.

The pressure to maintain relevance in an oversaturated music market can lead to artists being quickly replaced.

Young artists who achieve fame rapidly may lack the foundation to withstand adversity, leading to a swift decline.

Artists who become successful quickly often don't have a solid fan base to support them during tough times.

The music industry's focus on immediate success can lead to a lack of long-term career sustainability for artists.

Ice Spice, a female rapper, experienced a rapid rise to fame but has recently seen a significant downturn in her career.

Ice Spice's viral success was largely due to her provocative image and New York accent, rather than her music.

Her collaboration with Nicki Minaj on the song 'Princess Diana' marked a high point in her career.

The release of her debut album was met with modest sales and a loss of over 50% of her monthly Spotify listeners.

Ice Spice's feud with fellow rapper Cleo Trappa and allegations of mistreatment during a tour have damaged her public image.

Cleo Trappa claims she was treated poorly during the tour, including being performed to empty venues and not being provided for.

A personal stylist on the tour corroborated Cleo's claims of mistreatment, highlighting the calculated and insincere nature of the operation.

Ice Spice's response to the controversy on Twitter was dismissive, further upsetting fans and observers.

The speculation about Ice Spice's weight loss program and her reaction to it added to the controversy surrounding her.

The future of Ice Spice's music career seems uncertain, with suggestions that she may need to transition into other areas like influencing or modeling.

Transcripts

so it's no secret that rappers come and

go every single year one moment an

artists can be on top of the game with

everyone wanting a feature and the next

they can be completely falling off what

what what technically was falling off

you know what I'm saying I done made 30

million I don't got to do do I do I do I

got to keep making music bro I don't

need to bro I'm rich I don't need to

make music I do it because I know I

still have fans and with that fall off

obviously comes a lot of scrutiny and

public embarrassment and the saying

really is true that the quicker someone

Rises up the faster they will likely

fall back down to the bottom there is a

myriad of reasons for this phenomenon

for one we obviously live in the fast

food era of media from movies to music

and even videos and online content we

digest on a daily basis most pieces of

major media now seem to lack a certain

quality they possessed in the past and

I'm not necessarily just talking about

from a budget standpoint today things

seem more rushed more formulaic less

thought out and moments tend to come and

go faster than ever before we live in an

age of information and content overdrive

and with social media anyone and

everyone can now go viral and every day

there are millions of people desperately

yearning and grinding away to try and

get themselves out there meaning when

someone does make it there is a good

chance that hundreds if not thousands of

people will try and replicate their

success in some shape or form and since

most of the artists who blow up really

fast do not have the fan base in place

to carry them through the tough times

it's easy for these fickle fans to turn

their backs on or simply stop caring

about a rapper's music there's so many

parts of that era of rap where like

people got Fame so fast they were so

young you know what I'm saying like and

I feel like that was some of the

foresight that he was saying not even

necessarily about quote unquote falling

off you know what I

mean you don't think you don't think he

predicted anything I don't think he

predicted [ __ ] no it's like trying to

build a house with no Foundation like if

one strong gusta wind comes through or

adversity in this case well suddenly no

one is playing the music no one is going

to the shows other artists stop hitting

you up and the industry decides they no

longer want to play with you it turns

like he not picking up phone calls I

ain't no I ain't no friendly anyway

though you know what I'm saying so that

that kind of that ain't had no type of

effect on me like I barely called I

ain't called I was on when I was on top

oh yeah and you still owed the label

Five albums you got to pay back the

advance they gave you which is really

just a highin loan they now own your

Masters they own your likeness and

they're taking most of the money from

your tour if you can still do that to

try and recoup their investment on not

only you but 20 other failed artists

before you not to even mention your new

lifestyle and image you can no longer

afford eating away at your pockets by

the time many artists finally see this

reality it's far too late to turn back

like even when you strike when the

kettle is hot and the industry likes you

you still will likely be replaced at

some point this combined with an intense

oversaturation of the music Market has

really affected an artist chances of

maintaining relevance for more than a

couple of years all right I've been like

number one song

at like you know album sells this you

know and then I put out some [ __ ] that's

like I take a kind of a left turn and

experiment with you know a different and

it does not hit you know and how fickle

and how fast people can just be like oh

he fell off or he you know it's it's a

game of you know you ride these these

waves and and what altitude you're at

and the inertia required to stay at this

like altitude in pop culture and pop

success and any of it you know I mean

how long of a run can you because

it's it's crazy now with that being said

let's talk about ice spice a female

rapper who took the Internet by storm

over the last couple of years but more

recently has seen a serious downtrend in

her career and now tens of thousands of

people are unfollowing her every single

day ice spice is a New York rapper from

the Bronx who started making music back

in 2021 how was that growing up there

like it was fun it was real fun like you

know fighting off crackheads and [ __ ]

like that and over a year later she

would finds herself going viral with her

music video for her song Munch this was

back when Tik Tok was turning out number

one records on a daily basis and for I

spice that was really no different how

much was there before Munch and then how

long did it take for things to go crazy

crazy um so there was a couple songs

before munch it was probably like four

songs I think from the start she knew

that her greatest asset was just that

shaking her rump rubbing her cooch and

rapping in that New York accent made her

Infamous right off the bat when I say

that I mean some people were hating on

her a lot of people were loving her but

all that mattered was that she was

finally popping off growing up I always

would just like write little raps and um

I never wrote like full songs though

with like Hooks and verses until I got a

little older and I started to understand

song structure more but um I always had

like this like want to write basically

even in promotional videos that she made

before she went viral it was beyond

clear that she knew that her body was

her ticket to fame and at this point

she's one of those people who's known

more for her likeness and her sex appeal

than her actual music I feel like a lot

of people think that oh I'm just like

this like pretty girl that like post on

Instagram but there's like millions of

pretty girls that post on Instagram and

like you know you have to really

contribute to the culture in order to

like matter I would actually say that

her existence online is more like a meme

than a rapper now to be clear the two do

go hands in hands in her success and she

could not have one without the other I

mean recently she was on stream with Kai

sonat he tells her to Freestyle and

guess what she does out of pure Instinct

okay let me hear you

freyle up

so much comes out it goes viral she

signs a record deal and starts showing

up doing live performances where her job

is strictly to get up there and shake

that ass it was at that time that she

would be seen frequently with Drake and

rumors of the two dating of course

surface from there under the label she

would release her first EP which

featured more viral songs like bikini

bottom in hamood and Princess Diana with

her longtime Idol Nicki Minaj when I met

Nikki right for the first time in person

um I was like at her studio and she was

like doing her Glam and stuff and

nervous I was nervous she came out right

and um I was fine but she came out and

she looked at like uh my manager James

and like Riot and stuff and my

photographer and everything and um then

she came at me and when she came to me

and she hugged me I started crying

because it just felt like a a i I cried

but I walked away like I didn't say

anything to her I was just like this EP

was a pretty massive success for her I

mean to me it all sounds like one long

song but the target audience definitely

ate this up it was like the perfect

music for women and I would think gay

men to get ratchet to songs about being

a baddie twerking that ass getting money

and things like that don't get me wrong

with this new found Fame also came a lot

of new people who absolutely despised

her I feel like when you're like huge um

and people just going to want you to

fall you know what I'm I'm saying but

either way as long as people were

talking about her and she was still

going viral I doubt either she or her

label could care less this EP was enough

for the machine to be willing to pour

more money into her career and she would

really hit it big with her next single

boy a liar catching another viral Tik to

song and further pushing her image into

the public eye and if you needed any

more evidence that I spice was playing

the game correctly she would get a shout

out and even a feature on a Taylor Swift

song called karma which in the music

industry is like getting LeBron to back

you and say you're a great player who he

wants on his team the two seemingly

became friendly Taylor Swift said that

she was always listening to Ice spice's

music apparently and she was even with

her at the Super Bowl doing very weird

things with her hands and it really did

seem like ice spice would solidify

herself with the release of the massive

Barbie movie last year as her second

song with Nicki Minaj would be

synonymous with this Barbie Resurgence

this hit actually made her the first

rapper to release four songs that reach

the top 10 on the Billo W Hot 100 in the

very same year which is very hard for me

to wrap my head around when we've had

artists like Drake Eminem Little Wayne

Aon and DMX amongst many others who have

been absolute Superstars over the years

either way 2023 was a great year for the

ginger rapper they have you uh uh

declaring her as the artist perfectly

poised to have a breakthrough year in

2023 you feel like this is your time

this is your year for sure but 2024 so

far has not been as kind to her and it

has me looking at her career through the

same lens that I see someone like the

baby just two individuals who struck

lightning in a bottle who had their own

unique sounds and went super viral and

then Super mainstream for about a year

or two and then once that newness kind

of wears off every song kind of starts

to sound the same and when aided by a

little bit of controversy they start to

fall off now in the name of continuing

her fast food music run she would come

out with a rather prophetic lead single

for her debut album Y2K hey thank you

the [ __ ] fart which was a perfect way to

kick off this album thank you the [ __ ]

[ __ ] you're not even a fart yes that is

the chorus to This Masterpiece and this

was actually a discs towards fellow

female rapper lotto as the two had been

sending subliminal shots at each other

for the last year talk about a joke of a

song that many people likely had to

approve before it came out she actually

has a ton of bars over the years about

pooping I'm the [ __ ] I'm that [ __ ] I'm

Miss poopy I'm Miss poopy but I never

smell an artist debut album is

definitely something that could make a

break their career and with her using

this as the lead single that led to this

album selling a modest 28,000 copies

which let's be honest 28,000 is not that

bad for an artist of her caliber but

with the backing of a major record label

and the fact that she was technically

selling this album on pre-order for over

10 months before it would even come out

and then when you package that

information with all this [ __ ]

bundles artists can now count as sales

once again you'll see that the 28,000

number is very inflated can you guys

imagine getting this [ __ ] on vinyl Jesus

Christ the other thing is that year-over

year I spice has lost over 50% of her

monthly listeners on Spotify while

producing her debut album in the process

meaning her old songs are now cooling

off and her new songs are not hitting

like the old ones in fact she doesn't

even look happy in her natural habitat

of twerking anymore and now with this

latest Feud that she has found herself

in she is losing followers and fans at a

massive rate and it all really started

when she decided to take a rapper named

Cleo trappa on tour with her basically

this Cleo person would come forward and

say that I spice treated her like [ __ ]

during the duration of this tour nobody

should make you feel less than or make

you feel like [ __ ] because they gave you

an opportunity the two of them had

apparently been industry friends for the

last couple of years but it sounds like

the extent of their relationship was

mainly public appearances and content

creation it's like every time she's like

inviting me out cuzz we never chilled on

some like chill [ __ ] bro like it was

never like just some chill it was always

like in the blogs the next day and the

song is dropping too so it was like what

this girl kind of uses me for her roll

outs she was said to open for ice spice

but was actually only offered this

opportunity one day before the tour

began claiming that the reason ice spice

invited her to come perform in the first

place had to do with her trying to

Rebrand Her Image to make it look a

certain way so the ending of July I get

a call from Ice um very early in the

morning Cleo come on tour with me I miss

you come and I'm just like girl I'm not

about to come on tour with you and watch

you perform all month like I got a [ __ ]

I got stuff that I could be doing I can

be getting money I have opportunities in

New York I have brandles I have things

that I need to focus on so for me to

travel all over the United States with

you to watch you perform kind of crazy

she's like no I want you to perform and

I gag you want me to per for she ain't

never ever ever ever brought me out on

stage and despite worries about the last

minute invite I spice insisted that

everything would be taken care of from

her travel accommodations like food in a

place to stay to her actual performances

keep in mind this was a strenuous unpaid

opportunity that would take months of

her life now obviously when someone goes

on tour and opens up for another artist

it is usually a great chance for them to

gain a ton of fans and exposure so often

times the bigger artists will recruit

someone who makes similar music to them

or at least someone who can capture a

similar fan base like back in the day I

saw logic and Big Sean open up for kid

cuy and it was amazing because I knew

all three artists and so did most of the

crowd so I'm sure Cleo saw this as a big

opportunity but apparently once she

would go on the tour the mistreatment

would begin for example she claims that

she would often be sent on stage before

the show was even advertised to start

meaning she was performing to an empty

venue online says the show starts at 8

it would even say 9 sometimes and guess

what time I was going on at 7:30 7:45 I

was going on before the show starts so

that was kind of weird in itself now

apparently this was only the tip of the

iceberg on this shitty situation she

claims that she had one day to prepare

for the tour literally one day so I'm

just like what do I have to pay for

nothing you're going to be with me

you're good you're going to be with me

she wasn't allowed to bring anyone with

her and that she wasn't even listen on

the lineup and basically it sounds like

she felt like she was being treated as a

second class citizen not having a

dressing room not having a hotel room to

sleep in and not being included in team

meals while on the road and we just

sitting on the bus we just like yo like

can somebody come with us to McDonald's

like nobody want to walk there by

themselves we we fake want a man with us

they like oh that's mad fall like no

like we there's a desert scary I'm like

okay nobody said anything about food

still come to find

out everybody

ate can you believe that everybody at

guess what they all went to a

steakhouse basically it sounds like she

was not part of the plan at all and that

by the end of the tour it felt like she

had overstayed her welcome remember she

wasn't even getting paid and she even

claims that while she was performing her

debit card was used to buy designer

items behind her back and it really just

seems like the opportunity was not worth

the stress nor the time or the effort

that she was putting in and that the

opportunities she was missing out on to

be there were far greater than what this

had all turned into on top of that ice

spice apparently stopped talking to her

at all right in the middle of this tour

and basically outside of a stylist that

she made friends with she was pretty

much on her own I didn't have a room I

was told I was going to be with her but

I didn't have a room no room for me

backstage at all I was in her dressing

room I didn't have no writer I was with

her I was so confused like you're not

being my friend so I'm going to make

more

friends like girl it's like she wanted

me to be miserable and alone and it just

didn't happen cuz that's not what God

had planned for me Boo as some of you

may know or probably don't know I am a

personal stylist and I was hired as a

backup stylist for ice spice tour and

when I say everything that Cleo was

saying is dead ass true is dead ass true

the first thing that caught me off guard

was when I first made it there okay I

get what Spy and me and her cool as hell

so we just be regularly talking about

[ __ ] I see she typed got an attitude so

I asked her like what's up like you good

type [ __ ] like you know feeling the r

she like oh yeah I'm cool w w it's just

Cleo black ass doing too much I'm like

damn hold up so now I get back in the

room with ice she on FaceTime with Riot

she letting him know like yeah um she

doing too much she blowing my scale she

was like [ __ ] got to go they asking

for too much wo wo [ __ ] is acting broke

like I'm really tired of her black ass

and I'm like damn like why do she keep

saying this like what and let's be

honest guys it's not rare for an opener

to get less than preferential treatment

while on tour with a bigger act and you

do hear a lot of stories about openers

not even spending any time at all around

the main act despite them being on tour

together for months but granted this was

apparently her friend who she allegedly

begged last minute to do this with her I

took a step back and just made the

opportunity what I could make it but it

wasn't genuine at all nothing that you

do is genuine everything is calculated

like I said I was the token black friend

you didn't have your other best friend

around cuz you said that she didn't

match your aesthetic like there's

something very wrong with somebody that

is only friends with somebody for their

aesthetic look how you talking to me

like you was never even my friend bro

she's just like bro this is why you

never going to be anywhere this is why

you never going to get nowhere if I was

a careerist bum why would you even bring

me on tour lastly she would claim that I

spice has sold her soul say so everybody

hold hands hold hands hold hands Lord

thank you so much for bringing this

amazing group together right now with

this amazing stream and our amazing

teams Lord we are all from the same

place and we are all trying to get to

the same place which is the top and we

are we all want to experience different

things in our lives CH so thank you so

much for bringing all of us together and

I pray that you allow us to grow on

other people on each other and I pray

that you allow us to reach any measures

in his life and you just watch over us

daily you bless us you allow us to bless

other people with our work and our

amazing craft and you help us enjoy this

night in Jesus name we pray amen

amen she would also share this text

message exchange they had where she

expressed her frustrations after the

tour and I spice pretty much just

replies in these messages that none of

that was her fault and that it wasn't

that deep later she would even respond

to these claims on a Twitter space where

she had this to say yeahall put it

laughing faces y'all

know y'all know this is not funny [ __ ]

you not going to tell the people how we

was at an Italian restaurant and you ate

so much food youing vacuum that the

server was like where did the food go

like stop it right now you talking about

some she ain't let me to the back of her

room on her tour bus she had this big

ass room [ __ ] can I play with my one

time now this made people even more

upset and they called out ice spices

hypocrisy for clowning this woman for

eating a lot when many speculate that

she's been off that OIC weight loss

program and the speculation actually got

so strong that she released this like

workout weightlifting video they really

didn't prove anything people also claim

that she basically is someone who thinks

that her [ __ ] don't stink and that she

has way too big of an ego for how volle

her career is at this point I mean

honestly I didn't think this was like

the biggest deal in the world or really

like cancel worthy but with most of her

fans being women they aren't going to

like the whole mean girl [ __ ] especially

when it feels like she was punching down

here on someone who was supposed to be

her friend someone who she invited to

come perform on this tour for free I

don't know to me if I'm her manager we

aren't releasing any more albums just

the occasional single trying to go viral

on Tik Tok and honestly the primary

focus shouldn't even be on rap anymore

like I think she has to transition into

an influencer or an IG model or an of

girl or some [ __ ] like that because to

me the curtains on her music career are

CL in pretty damn fast but I do want to

know what you guys think about ice spice

I want to know what you think about her

career I've yet to meet like a big ice

spice Stan in my life but I'm sure

they're out there but either way I do

want to thank you guys for watching

today's video dropping a like and

subscribing but as you guys know it's

been your boy the tan Superman and some

other rap beef out here needs to be

covered so I'm out peace