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Latto has reacted amid Ice Spice seemingly commenting on a recent video snippet of hers. As The Shade Room previously reported, Ice Spice shared her thoughts on the clip on Friday, February 2.
On Saturday, February 3, footage surfaced of Latto shooting a music video for her upcoming single ‘Sunday Service.’ However, the Atlanta-bred artist appeared to be shooting the flick in the Bronx, New York.
To note, fellow rapper Ice Spice is a Bronx native, per PEOPLE.
Many social media users took to The Shade Room’s comment section to speculate that Latto’s pop-out was a direct taunting of Spice.
“But meanwhile Ice Spice is in LA at the Grammys lol so I’m confused”
While Instagram user @getthequeeninyolife added.
“Pulling up to someone’s hood means nothing if they aren’t there 🙄”
“She’s obsessed with ice it’s getting corny”
“Oh this year EVERYBODY STANDING ON BUSINESS! 😭”
Instagram user @kaleidoscopehairproducts remarked.
“The gurls ain’t playin this yr 👀”
As The Shade Room previously reported, Latto’s appearance in the Bronx occurred after Ice Spice took to X Spaces for a question-and-answer discussion with fans.
During the conversation, the rapper addressed a “weak a** snippet.”
“I’m in the back of your weak a** snippet. Like, that’s why I was confused. So I was like, ‘Wait a second, that’s me?’… I was like, ‘This has to be fake. This is AI.’ But b*****s be bold, so I was like, ‘Oh, we’re being bold today,” she said, explaining the snippet prompted her to release her latest single, ‘Think U The S**t (Fart).’
From there, an X user questioned Ice Spice about reportedly surpassing Latto in monthly listeners on Spotify.
“Get off the floor,” the rapper replied, seemingly referring to Latto’s single ‘Put It On Da Floor.’
Check out the video snippet Ice Spice was referring to below.
At this point, Ice Spice has yet to react to Latto’s recent outing in her hood. Instead, the rapper’s weekend included her popping out to the Clive Davis Grammy party. Then, bringing the Y2K vibes to the Grammy red carpet.
To note, the rapper’s recent appearance at the award ceremony was preceded by the Recording Academy mistakenly announcing she and Nicki Minaj won a Grammy for Best Rap Song.
The mistake hasn’t prompted a public response from Minaj. However, fellow rapper JT took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share her thoughts.
Ice Spice appears unbothered by the Recording Academy’s mistake and Latto’s pull-up as she recently took to social media to reiterate her Grammy nomination status.
“4 x nominated💋 #smoochie,” the rapper captioned a carousel post via Instagram.
