Ice Spice has given us one bop after one other this 12 months, and from the look of it, she has no plans on slowing down. On Tuesday (Dec. 2), the Bronx rapper introduced the discharge date for “Thootie,” her newly teased single that includes Tokischa.

Alongside the pre-save hyperlink, Ice revealed that the music and music video will each arrive on Friday (Dec. 5). The accompanying cowl confirmed her carrying pink rollers in her hair and inexperienced platform heels, presumably pulled from the forthcoming visible itself.

As together with her different current drops, the Grammy-nominated artist tapped frequent collaborator RIOTUSA for the observe’s manufacturing. Take a glance beneath.

“Thootie / Need a blunt and a cup, and a thootie / Bad b**ch, so he think I’m his thootie / In a spot with a thousand thooties / All I think about is money and thooties,” Ice rapped in a snippet shared on Monday (Dec. 1). “Boca chula, color my coochie / So he gon’ eat this Tutti Frutti.”

“Thootie” will observe final month’s “Big Guy” and “music-video”>Pretty Privilege.” Before that, Ice dropped “Baddie Baddie” and her Latto collaboration, “Gyatt,” in September.

Although at present unconfirmed, many of those one-off singles appear to be constructing towards her subsequent venture, whether or not that finally ends up being a full album or an EP. Fans just lately observed that the “Deli” hitmaker up to date her bio throughout social media platforms to “rosadita,” which suggests “little pink” in Spanish.

Ice additionally posted footage from her journey to the Dominican Republic final month. “I feel at home. I don’t know. It’s pretty homey,” she shared. “So colorful, so vibrant. The people are so nice here. The kids are so funny. I’m having a good time.”

Later this month, Ice is ready to make her voice-acting debut in The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants, which hits theaters on Dec. 19. “Being part of the SpongeBob soundtrack is such a full circle moment for me,” she mentioned in a press assertion about contributing “Big Guy” to the movie.

The Y2K! artist added, “It’s crazy to see my music in a movie that’s been part of so many people’s childhoods, including mine.”