Ice Spice is planning to re-establish her presence in the music scene with a strong and confident new song. The Bronx-based rapper previewed “Baddie Baddie” on Instagram in late August, giving her fans an initial look at the track that may serve as her next major statement.

In the teaser, Ice Spice accompanied the post with the caption, “Baddie Baddie, I’m feeling nasty,” accompanied by a new visual aesthetic showcasing fresh hair, a fresh color, and revamped outfits. She cleared her Instagram feed, removing all posts except those tied to her single, a gesture indicating the start of a new era.

Early accounts indicate that the song “Baddie Baddie” samples M.I.A.’s 2012 single “Bad Girls.” If confirmed, the choice will link Ice Spice to a legacy of fearless female voices, layering her drill-inspired rhythm over the worldbeat and dancehall undertones of the original. The collaboration is a blend of tribute and reinterpretation, centered on themes of empowerment and confidence.

The snippets are thematically related to confidence, sexuality, and fearless self-expression. The phrase “feeling nasty” suggests a flirtatious and playful tone. This fits with her well-known image of a “baddie” persona. The track appears intended to showcase her capability of combining flirtatious energy with a sharp delivery. The momentum that has driven her success.

“Baddie Baddie” emerges at a crucial juncture. This marks one of Ice Spice’s most high-profile comebacks following the release of “Thick Again” earlier this year, a track that failed to sustain a presence on the charts. With a revitalized image and growing excitement, she appears determined to regain her momentum and restore her cultural impact.

If the track meets its early promise, it could solidify Ice Spice’s place among the leading voices redefining female rap in 2025.