Ice Spice Teases New Single Featuring a Sample of M.I.A.’s 2012 Single “Bad Girls”

Ice Spice is ready to be a bad girl

The 25-year-old half-Dominican American singer has teased an upcoming single, which finds her flipping M.I.A.’s 2012 “Bad Girls” single.

Ice SpiceThe Bronx rapper posted a clip to social media of her dancing to the thumping single, which finds her twerking in a pair of jean shorts with a red leather jacket top and strappy blue heels.

“They said they wanted a bop, I was just poppin’ my sh–/ I ain’t even really mean to go pop/ He was just begging to hit, I don’t be giving you n—as a shot,” she raps on the track.

Ice Spice received a ton of love in her comment section on Instagram, which included kudos from boyfriend Sauce Gardner, as well as Kali Uchis, Kehlani, Cash Cobain and Soulja Boy.

Ice Spice repeats the phrase “baddie, baddie” throughout the song, which led fans to believe that could be the title for her upcoming single.

M.I.A.’s “Bad Girls” arrived in January 2012. The Danja-produced track reached No. 10 on the Dance Digital Songs Sales chart.

2025 has been pretty quiet for Ice Spice on the music front so far.

She’s yet to release a solo single, but hopped on KATSEYE’s “Gnarly” remix in June.

Ice Spice also made her feature film debut with an appearance in Spike Lee’Highest 2 Lowest film, which is currently in U.S. theaters and stars Denzel Washington alongside A$AP Rocky.

She’s also set to make her voice-acting debut in the upcoming The SpongeBob Movie: Search for Squarepants.

Ice Spice will record a new song for the movie, which will be released in December.

Here’s a link to the teaser clip: https://www.instagram.com/p/DNn_IAAAaNN/?hl=en.

Gonzalez Cast in NBC’s Bad Girls Pilot

He may have recently portrayed Jesus in Lady Gaga‘s music video for “Judas”… But now Rick Gonzalez is preparing to go bad.

The 32-year-old half-Dominican/half-Puerto Rican actor has joined the cast of NBC’s drama pilot Bad Girls.

Rick Gonzalez

Adapted from the long-running U.K. series of the same name, the project follows the ins and outs of a group of unlikely women in a federal prison: a scandalous female warden, her new protégé and a host of inmates — some mothers, some friends — who struggle with loyalties to people on the inside and outside.

Gonzalez, best known for his role as Timo Cruz in the movie Coach Carter, will play a hot, tattooed ex gang-banger who is now a correctional officer at the women’s prison and the object of lust among the female inmates.