Ice Spice, the rising 24-year-old Bronx rapper, has unveiled the artwork for her first album, Y2K. The album cover, shot by the legendary David LaChapelle, captures Ice Spice in front of a graffiti-filled NYC subway entrance. She confidently holds a leopard-print purse, sporting a tank top, denim shorts, and knee-high boots in the iconic shot.
Gone are the days of excessive Photoshop editing, as Ice Spice embraces her natural look in the album cover. The raw and authentic vibe of the artwork aligns perfectly with her unapologetic approach to music.
Fans eagerly anticipate the release of Y2K, which promises to showcase Ice Spice’s unique style and lyrical prowess. With this bold album cover, she sets the tone for what’s to come in her highly-anticipated debut project.
Stay tuned for more updates on Ice Spice and the release of Y2K as she continues to make waves in the music industry with her fierce talent and undeniable charisma.