Ice Spice Taps Lil Yachy For 'Out My Face (My Baby)'

08-30-2026

(ICLG) Ice Spice returns with "Out My Face (My Baby)" a new collaboration with Lil Yachty arriving via 10K Projects/Capitol Records. The track is joined by an official music video directed by AMD and Little Miles (Lil Yachty) and starring both artists, with appearances from Gio, Karrahboo, Concrete Boys, Che Mario, and more.

"Out My Face (My Baby)" arrives as Ice continues an undeniable run of new music and viral moments. Most recently, her deliriously catchy "Big Guy," created for The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants, erupted into a global phenomenon fueled by a massive TikTok dance trend. The track has generated more than 4.1 billion views across 4.9 million TikTok creates, climbed to #2 on TikTok's Trending Songs chart, and claimed the #1 spot on YouTube's Daily Top Videos, YouTube Shorts' Weekly Top Songs, and Snapchat's Sounds Chart, while amassing 13 million global streams per week.

The viral smash followed "Thootie" featuring Dominican star Tokischa, which earned praise from Rolling Stone, who noted that "catchy rap from Ice Spice over a dembow flow just makes sense," as well as Song of the Week honors from The New York Times' Popcast. Critic Jon Caramanica praised Ice's "minimalist swagger" while pointing to "Big Guy" as the beginning of a new, dominant Ice Spice era. Before that came "Baddie Baddie," accompanied by a fashion-forward visual featuring some of Ice's standout moments from Paris Fashion Week.

Beyond music, Ice is continuing to expand her footprint with the launch of her new fragrance, In Ha Mood, available exclusively at Ulta Beauty. Designed to magnify confidence without compromising individuality, the fruity floral amber fragrance features Queen Royale Accord - an exclusive note created specifically for Ice's fragrance - majestic rose, and vanilla absolute. The launch marks the latest extension of Ice's singular aesthetic and personality into the beauty space.

In 2025, Ice teamed up with KATSEYE for the raucous "Gnarly (Ice Spice Remix)" and joined Latto for "GYATT," building on the release of Y2K!: I'm Just A Girl (Deluxe). Ice has also steadily expanded her presence beyond music. After contributing "Barbie World" with Nicki Minaj to the GRAMMY-winning Barbie The Album, she made her cinematic acting debut in Spike Lee's Highest 2 Lowest alongside Denzel Washington and A$AP Rocky and recently made her voice-acting debut in The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants.