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    Ice Spice Premiers New Unreleased Track At Coachella Ahead of “Y2K” Album

    On Saturday night, Ice Spice made her Coachella debut at the Sahara stage, much to the excitement of her fans who had eagerly awaited the release of her album “Y2K.” Despite not making an official announcement, she had been dropping hints about the project’s debut for months.

    In her most recent interview on “Hot Ones,” she revealed that the album had passed the “car test,” indicating its completion. She emphasized her deliberate approach to ensuring fan satisfaction by taking her time with the album.

    During her performance, Ice Spice treated fans to renditions of her hit songs, including “Think U The Shit (Fart),” “Munch,” “Karma,” “Deli,” and “In Ha Mood,” alongside a new unreleased track that sampled Sean Paul‘s 2005 hit “Gimme The Light.” Sporting in a black see-through mesh jumpsuit, she hinted that the new song might feature on her upcoming “Y2K” album.

    The Coachella Festival also featured performances by Tyler, the Creator, Lil Yachty, Tems, Jhené Aiko, Victoria Monét, Doja Cat, Lil Uzi Vert, Blxst, Chloe Bailey, J Balvin, Tinashe, Nav, Skepta, and more over the three-day event.

    The Bronx rapper, Ice Spice received support not only from her fans but also from Taylor Swift, who joined the crowd to cheer her on during the show, accompanied by her NFL boyfriend, Travis Kelce.

    In other news, Ice Spice is set to make her debut in Spike Lee‘s adaptation of “Akira Kurosawa’s High and Low.”

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    Queen Suigeneris
    Queen Suigenerishttps://hiphopuntapped.com
    Based in Philadelphia, Queen Suigeneris is the Lead Writer for HipHopUntapped. She enjoys reading, poetry, and fashion.

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