After Ice Spice’s Halloween performance at the Powerhouse NYC 2023 in her Betty Boop costume, a fan offered her a bible.
ICE SPICE A BIBLE FAN GOT:
Popular American rapper posted a photo of a Holy Bible on social media that she had received from a fan who was pleading with her to turn from her sins.
The Bronx rapper performed live at Powerhouse NYC, presented by Smirnoff Lemonades, on Saturday night, October 28. When she walked out, fans erupted in screams, stunned by her amazing Halloween outfit. Her trademark hair color was jet black, and she wore it curled up like Betty Boop from the cartoons.
She even did her make-up to match with her all-red mini dress and red heart-shaped garter. She struggled to keep her dress down as she performed numerous hit songs like “Munch,” “In Ha Mood,” and her recent single “Deli.”
It’s the second time Ice Spice has blessed the Powerhouse stage after she made her debut last year. Since then, she’s released her EP Like..? and teamed up with numerous superstars from Taylor Swift to Nicki Minaj. She recently teamed up with the Queen rapper for their joint hit “Princess Diana” as well as “Barbie World” for the Barbie soundtrack and hopped on the remix to Taylor Swift’s “Karma.”
Her latest performance at Powerhouse comes a few weeks after she dropped her new single “Pretty Girl” featuring Rema. The song is expected to appear on her debut album coming soon. During a recent interview with Complex, the young artist revealed the direction of her upcoming project.
“New York drill vibes, club music, Jersey club,” Ice Spice said. “I would say I’m bringing drill to new heights, and I feel like it would make sense to incorporate a lot of that in an album because, of course, there’s trap and everything else, but so many people are doing it and it’s so saturated right now.”
Jasmine Amy Rogers, who recently finished a run as the scene-stealing “Gretchen Wieners” in the national tour of Mean Girls, has been cast in the title role of the pre-Broadway world premiere of BOOP! The Betty Boop Musical.
Rogers will play the iconic big-headed Jazz Age flapper for a limited engagement at Chicago‘s CIBC Theatre from November 19-December 24. The production is part of the Broadway in Chicago line-up.
