A Grammy-nominated drill rapper, an Olympian and a supermodel walk into a bar, who’s serving the most?
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That’s the question Ice Spice attempts to answer with her new “Baddie Baddie” music video, which features guest appearances by supermodel Anok Yai and Olympic gold medal gymnast Suni Lee.
Directed by Evil Twins and Ice herself, the “Baddie Baddie” music video documents Ice living out the baddie blueprint between New York and Paris Fashion Week. Whether she’s twerking in stretch limousines, handling business in luxury restaurants, or strutting down the street with her clique, Ice is in complete and total control in every frame of her new video.
Decked out in designer clothes (especially Chanel), Ice also spends the “Baddie Baddie” video shifting away from her trademark ginger hair and closer to a light pink color across styles ranging from asymmetrical bobs to dramatic updos. For their cameos, both Yai and Lee kept it cute, exuding their own versions of Ice’s “baddie energy.” Notably, Yai recently appeared in Doja Cat’s new “Gorgeous” music video, which arrived on Sept. 26.
The “Baddie Baddie” music video marks Ice’s first visual since making amends with Latto. That newly-repaired relationship resulted in “Gyatt,” their first official collaboration, which topped the Bubbling Under Hot 100. “Baddie Baddie,” which samples M.I.A.’s hit song “Bad Girls,” is also Ice’s first solo song since dropping her Y2K! debut album in July 2024. That record reached No. 18 on the Billboard 200 and spawned the Hot 100 hits “Think U the S—t” (No. 37) and “Did It First” (with Central Cee, No. 51).
Although she’s not currently in an album cycle, it’s been a busy year for Ice Spice. Over the summer, she hopped on KATSEYE’s “Gnarly” remix, got cast (and tapped to contribute an original song to) an upcoming SpongeBob animated film, and acted in Spike Lee’s Highest 2 Lowest.
Watch Ice Spice’s “Baddie Baddie” music video below.
