Ice Spice, Lil Yachty Team Up for Single ‘Out My Face (My Baby)’
The duo also filmed a music video for the track, which was directed by AMD and Little Miles
Ice Spice and Lil Yachty dropped a new single, “Out My Face (My Baby).” The swaggering track, which sees the artists joining voices on the chorus, will get an official music video later today. The clip was directed by AMD and Little Miles, and features appearances fby Gio, Karrahboo, Concrete Boys, Che Mario, and more.
“I was never afraid to fight/ I was never the one to run,” Ice Spice spits on the track. “I was always numéro one/ You ain’t comin’ correct?/ You’re done/ Begone.”
“Out My Face (My Baby)” marks Ice Spice’s return to the music scene. Last year, she collaborated with Tokischa on single “Thootie” and debuted “Big Guy,” written and recorded for The SpongeBob Movie: Search For SquarePants. She also released “Baddie Baddie,” joined Katseye for a remix of “Gnarly” and was tapped by Latto for “Gyatt.”
Earlier this summer, Lil Yachty teamed up with FKA Twigs for “On Your Mind.” The artists filmed a music video for the track featuring a dance battle on a rooftop. “It never ceases to amaze me how pain can manifest into the hardest and most euphoric sonics,” Twigs shared in a statement about the song. “I think making songs like this keeps me on my toes and reminds me that I am not in control.”
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