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Ice Spice has a doppelgänger on TikTok who’s going viral for her striking resemblance to the “Munch” rapper.
Posting under the handle @kimmymunch, the young woman leans into the similarities by sharing videos doing similar poses as Ice while playing her music. And of course the comments are a gold mine, with people making tons of hilarious quips about the resemblance.
“shit, that’s Water Seasoning,” one person wrote, while another said, “That’s ice black pepper.” “Idk it ain’t spicy enough for me, that ice melting lol,” someone else commented.
You can view a side by side of the pair below.
As for the real Ice Spice, fellow New Yorker Max B recently shot his shot from behind bars – despite being twice her age.
The Wave God was asked about women rappers he’s listening to recently, and while he made sure to shout-out Cardi B, Ice Spice has caught his attention as the scorching eye-candy in rap and he wants to recruit her to his EMG movement.
“Shout-out to Cardi B, you already know the classics. But we need a first lady on this EMG movement. I’m looking at some pieces. I’m loving that Spicy Ice joint right now,” he admitted over the phone.
“She looking real good. I’m loving that Icy Spicy right now. She looking real tasty with that carrot top going off. That top looking like carrot cake. I want a bite.”
Max’s fans couldn’t get enough of his commentary as they await his return to society.
“Bro so wavy ong. Bro could be 70 and still be dat guy,” one person wrote while another said, “Can’t wait to bro get free he finna take shit ova.”
It’s unclear when Max B will regain his freedom. Back in May he teased that he had “two more joints left,” which some thought meant months, but that wasn’t the case.
However, two years would have him coming home in 2025. French Montana claimed earlier this year that Max would be released in April, which wasn’t true either.
The 24-date trek kicks off on Halloween (October 31) in San Francisco. The tour, which is Doja’s arena debut, will stop in Las Vegas, Denver, Houston, Dallas, Atlanta, Miami, Brooklyn, Boston, Detroit and Toronto, and will wrap up in Chicago on December 13.
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Quando Rondo has officially turned himself in to begin serving his 33-month sentence after pleading guilty to drug conspiracy charges, earlier this year. The Express Tribune reports that he'll mostly likely spend his time behind bars at either FCI Jesup or FCI Estil. With his plea deal, he also was ordered to pay a $40,000 fine and will undergo three years of supervised release. That will include mandatory mental health counseling and routine drug testing.
Rondo originally pled guilty in August, telling Rolling Stone outside of the courthouse: “I really want to give an apology to the city of Savannah. And I want to give an apology to my family and friends, loved ones, and most of all my daughters for taking all my family and all my loved ones through this stressful point.”
As news of Rondo starting his sentence hit social media, fans shared plenty of supportive messages. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), one user wrote: "Street life caught up. Hope he uses this time to flip the script and come back stronger. Redemption ain't a straight line, it's a maze." Another added: "It’s sad to see but I pray he finds his way in life!"
Ahead of his decision to turn himself in, Rondo revealed on social media that he was considering a retirement from music as his sentence loomed. "I just caught 33 months, the whole world know it," he wrote on his Instagram Story. "And mf still got they hand out don't worry bout it tho. If promised anybody something. There [sic] going to get it, my word is my word. But on everything I love, once I do this lul time, I promise you I'm disappearing and never talking to people again!" Assuming Rondo follows through on the terms of his release, he could be a free man again by October 2027.
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