Why is 'Ice Spice tape' trending?
Michael Hansen
Published Sep 05, 2026
SHE'S the rapper who got a special shout out from Drake after he took a liking to her music.
But Ice Spice's Twitter takeover in late 2022 is a little more controversial after a bizarre rumor was fuelled over a sex tape.
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Why is Ice Spice tape trending?
"Ice Spice tape" is trending after a bizarre rumor alleged she appeared in a sex tape which had surfaced online.
The starlet was forced to acknowledge the claim and put the speculation to rest.
Rumors began a few weeks ago when a new video emerged online of what looked like the curly-haired rapper.
Fans oddly believe that the singer's alleged counterpart in the clip could be Drake, who unfollowed her after he flew her out to Toronto for OVO Fest.
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What has Ice Spice said?
Ice, 22, has responded to the rumors with a scathing tweet to those that accused her of taking part in the sex tape.
She tweeted: "[You] guys want them fakes a** leaks to be me so bad just so [you] can go beat your lil dirty meat to it."
Who is Ice Spice?
Ice Spice is an American music artist who has three million monthly listeners on Spotify, with Munch (Feelin U) topping the list with 13.5million listens.
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The track received unwavering support from her fans and across the industry.
Munch skyrocketed to top the Billboard charts and reached over 13million listens on Spotify, quickly making it the go-to song of the summer into fall.
Her popularity soared after she received a special shout out from Drake.
The mogul reportedly flew her to Toronto where they were spotted at a concert together.
She later gushed over the opportunity on Twitter, writing: "When Drake DM’d me, I did not really expect that.
"I had just landed in L.A. for my Genius Open Mic for ‘Munch', and he was actually like ‘Yo, ‘Munch’ is hard and your ‘On the Radar’ freestyle is hard.'”
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Fans have shared their support, one writing: "Ice spice is the new Nicki Minaj."
Another agreed: "Omg why ice spice kinda one of the best lyricists of our generation," .
