Ice Spice has made a significant splash in the fashion world with her latest music video for 'Baddie Baddie,' showcasing her unique style and participation in exclusive fashion events, including appearances in designer outfits like Chanel.

The 'Baddie Baddie' video, directed by Ice Spice alongside her regular collaborators, the Buford brothers, features cameos from notable figures such as Olympic gymnast Sunisa Lee, model Anok Yai, and rapper BB Trickz, emphasizing her influence and connections in both music and fashion.

The 'Baddie Baddie' music video, which is now available for viewers, features energetic visuals that Ice Spice prefers, including scenes of her walking on a New York sidewalk with her stylistic flair.

Fans are encouraged to watch the music video and read the full lyrics to experience the song's bold attitude and upbeat vibe, with Ice Spice expressing her love for chaotic, engaging visuals.

Produced by RiotUSA, who also worked on her breakout single 'Munch,' the track 'Baddie Baddie' samples M.I.A.'s iconic song 'Bad Girls,' blending energetic production with themes of confidence and independence.

Ice Spice maintains a consistent creative process, starting with beats she resonates with and gradually developing her songs, a method she emphasizes in interviews as key to her ongoing success and momentum.

Beyond music, Ice Spice is expanding her entertainment career, making her acting debut in Spike Lee’s 'Highest 2 Lowest' and preparing for a role in 'The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants,' where she will also contribute an original song.

Lyrically, 'Baddie Baddie' emphasizes themes of self-assurance, asserting independence, and not giving men a chance unless they genuinely want her for herself, while also referencing her aspirations and success with mentions of luxury brands like Chanel and Kelly.

This release marks Ice Spice's first solo project since her debut album 'Y2K!' in December 2024, which featured hits like 'Hannah Montana' and solidified her presence in the music scene, following her collaboration with Latto on the chart-topping 'Gyatt.'

Guest stars like Anok Yai and Sunisa Lee contribute to the video, with Yai also recently appearing in Doja Cat’s 'Gorgeous,' reinforcing the theme of confidence and style.

In her visual presentation, Ice Spice is seen in stylish designer outfits, especially Chanel, and sports a light pink hairstyle, highlighting her baddie energy and evolving fashion sense.