Azealia Banks Trashes Ice Spice Over “Y2K” Aesthetic; Urges “Re-Do This” 

Ice Spice lately unveiled an alternate album cowl for her upcoming Y2K album after the primary obtained backlash, however in response to Azealia Banks, she must scrap all the aesthetic and begin over.  

The outspoken artist mentioned that whereas she loves the Bronx native, she hasn’t grasped the Y2K look. Furthermore, Banks claims Ice Spice’s total imaginative and prescient for the challenge is in direct opposition to the “Y2K” pattern. 

On Tuesday (June 25), Banks took to her Instagram Story with a message for Ice Spice.  

“Any individual wants to inform @icespice Completely nothing about this aesthetically, efficiency sensible, manufacturing sensible is Y2K in any respect,” Banks started. “That is like VIM early Nicki Minaj pack weave s###.” 

Moreover, Azealia Banks instructed, “We’d like a brand new hair coloration and a brand new facial features,” evaluating Ice Spice to“early Nicki Minaj pack weave s###.”   

After advising her to “drop” the paintings’s creator, David LaChapelle, and “re do that,” Banks concluded, “Large butts and bbl our bodies are the [ANTITHESIS] OF Y2K.” 

She adopted up with a number of examples of artists who embody the pattern. “That is Y2K,” she wrote alongside pictures of Aaliyah, TLC, Jennifer Lopez and others.  

Regardless of Azealia Banks’ criticism, Ice Spice isn’t more likely to ditch LaChapelle any time quickly. She shared a photograph of them shortly after revealing the album cowl.  

“David LaChapelle is #Y2K! soooo candy + legendary he didn’t even cost me c## he f#### wit an actual b####,” she shared.“Thank U for all of the unbelievable artwork you’ve put out by the years this cowl means all the things to me & sure Y2K was positioned on the trash can on objective can u guess why?”