Megalook 13×4 Lace Front Champagne and Brown Ombre Colored Wig

Looking for the perfect balance between sophistication and boldness? The Champagne and
Brown Ombre Lace Front Wig is a showstopper. With its seamless blend of warm tones, this wig
is perfect for both daytime elegance and evening glam. The 13×4 lace front ensures a natural
hairline, giving you the confidence to rock any look effortlessly.

Why We Love It:

• Natural-looking ombre effect
• Versatile styling options
• Comfortable fit for all-day wear

6×5 Wear Go Glueless Closure Wigs Caramel Macchiato Loose Body Wave

Say goodbye to the hassle of adhesives with this glueless wonder. The Caramel Macchiato
Loose Body Wave Wig combines a dreamy, warm color palette with soft, flowing waves. Perfect
for busy mornings or last-minute plans, this wig is ready to wear straight out of the box.

Why We Love It:

• Glueless design for easy application
• Luxurious, bouncy waves
• Low-maintenance yet high-impact style

Megalook Ash Purple 6×5 Pre-Cut Glueless Wig

For those ready to make a bold statement, the Ash Purple Pre-Cut Glueless Wig is your go-to.
The soft, muted purple hue is both trendy and versatile, making it suitable for casual outings or
bold editorial looks. Its pre-cut design means you can achieve a flawless fit without any extra
effort.

Why We Love It:

• Unique, eye-catching color
• Easy, pre-cut design
• Lightweight and breathable material

13×4 Lace Front Rose Gold Hair Color Frontal Wig

Rose gold isn’t just for jewelry anymore! This stunning wig brings the chic and romantic vibes of
rose gold to your hair. The 13×4 lace front allows for a seamless blend with your natural hairline,
while the vibrant color ensures you’ll stand out in any crowd.

Why We Love It:

• Trendy rose gold hue
• Natural-looking lace front
• Perfect for special occasions or everyday glam

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MegaLook Hair is celebrated for its commitment to quality and innovation. Their wigs are crafted
with 100% human hair, ensuring durability and a natural look. With features like glueless
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Whether you’re switching up your look for a special occasion or simply want to experiment with
new styles, MegaLook Hair wigs are the perfect choice for 2025. Each wig on this list offers a
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If you haven’t heard of Cliff Vmir by now, where have you been? This hair genius is turning heads—and not just with his scissors! From crafting stunning celebrity looks to launching a multi-million-dollar empire, Cliff’s journey is nothing short of magnetic. His secret weapon? A passion for hair, an unstoppable hustle, and a Femme beauty brand that’s making waves.

From Chair to Champ

Cliff started as a stylist with big dreams and even bigger talent. Now, he’s the industry’s go-to for show-stopping transformations. He’s worked his magic on the biggest stars, but it’s his entrepreneurial flair that’s taken his success to new heights. His Femme brand is redefining beauty standards, one fabulous product at a time.

Silkening Mist: The Game-Changer

If you’re obsessed with silky, glossy hair (who isn’t?), you’ve probably seen the buzz around Cliff’s standout product: Silkening Mist. And trust us, the hype is real. Pulling in over $100,000 in sales every month, this wonder spray is more than just a bestseller—it’s a haircare revolution. It leaves hair so sleek and smooth that fans swear it’s like liquid silk in a bottle. Cliff didn’t just create a product; he created a must-have.

Building an Empire

Cliff’s business acumen is just as impressive as his styling skills. With a growing brand that’s on track to dominate the beauty world, he’s not just playing the game; he’s changing it. His femme line reflects his commitment to inclusivity and empowerment, making everyone feel like a superstar.

Fame and Flair

What sets Cliff apart? His undeniable charm and magnetic presence. Whether he’s on set, in the salon, or sharing behind-the-scenes glimpses on social media, Cliff’s energy is infectious. Fans love him not just for his talent, but for his authenticity. He’s proof that with passion and perseverance, the sky’s the limit.

So, what’s next for Cliff Vmir? If his track record is any indication, expect more innovation, more glam, and a whole lot more fabulousness. One thing’s for sure: Cliff isn’t just in the beauty industry; he’s running it. Keep an eye out for the next big thing from Cliff Vmir—because when it comes to making moves, this guru is just getting started.

The Perfect Hollywood Love Story

In a city where relationships are often fleeting and love can seem like a scripted act, Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors have found the real thing. The two Hollywood heavyweights have taken their love story to the next level, announcing their engagement to the delight of fans and the entertainment world alike. Meagan, celebrated for her iconic roles in films like Think Like a Man and Deliver Us from Eva, and Jonathan, the breakout star of Creed III and Lovecraft Country, have quickly become a shining example of what true partnership looks like.

     The announcement comes after months of quiet speculation, with the couple keeping much of their romance private. Though relatively low-key about their relationship, it was clear that something special was brewing between the two. Their recent engagement marks not just a milestone in their personal lives but a moment of celebration for fans who have watched them shine as individuals and now as a united powerhouse.

 A Connection Rooted in Authenticity

What makes Meagan and Jonathan’s union so compelling is their shared sense of purpose and passion. Both stars have built their careers on their ability to connect deeply with audiences, delivering performances that are as raw as they are authentic. Off-screen, their love appears to echo that same depth.

     Sources close to the couple say their relationship blossomed naturally, built on mutual respect, shared values, and a deep appreciation for each other’s creative talents. Jonathan, known for his reflective and grounded nature, often speaks about the importance of vulnerability and emotional honesty, qualities Megan has also embodied throughout her career and personal life. Together, they’ve created a love story that feels as timeless as it is refreshing.

     Meagan and Jonathan’s engagement also signals a new era for Hollywood power couples. Both have proven their ability to dominate the box office while staying true to themselves. Megan, who has been a trailblazer for Black women in the industry, continues to inspire with her grace and resilience. Meanwhile, Jonathan has cemented his reputation as one of the most talented actors of his generation, known for taking on roles that challenge stereotypes and push boundaries.

 Fans are already buzzing about what’s next for the couple. Will we see them on red carpets together more often? Will their love story inspire collaborations on screen? One thing is for sure—they are redefining what it means to be a Hollywood “it” couple, blending success with authenticity and love.

     As Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors step into this exciting new chapter, their engagement is more than a personal celebration—it’s a moment of hope and joy for fans around the world. In a time when love stories can feel few and far between, Meagan and Jonathan remind us that genuine connection is still possible, even in the spotlight.

     While their future together is sure to be full of career highs and personal milestones, what’s most exciting is the partnership they’ve built—a relationship grounded in respect, admiration, and undeniable chemistry. Here’s to Meagan and Jonathan, Hollywood’s latest leading love story, and the beautiful journey that lies ahead. Congratulations to the happy couple!

5 Skincare Products I’m Packing for LondonFor the next 7 Weeks your girl is living in London! I’m sharing my travel beauty products and tips. Let’s start with some skincare products I made sure to pack with me. You’ll want to pack skincare products that keep your skin balanced, hydrated, and protected, especially given the city’s often cool, damp, and occasionally polluted air. Here are five skincare essentials to take:

1. Hydrating CleanserWith London’s weather and potential pollution, a gentle yet effective cleanser is crucial to keep your skin clean without stripping it of moisture. Opt for a hydrating cleanser that also addresses pollutants.

• Recommended: CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser or Fresh Soy Face Cleanser.

2. Hydrating Serum with Hyaluronic AcidA hydrating serum with hyaluronic acid will help lock in moisture, especially since London’s chilly air can sometimes cause dryness. It’s lightweight and works well under makeup.

• Recommended: The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5 or Vichy Minéral 89.

3. Daily Moisturizer with SPFEven in cloudy or rainy weather, your skin needs protection from UV rays. Choose a lightweight but hydrating moisturizer with broad-spectrum SPF to combat both dryness and sun damage.

• Recommended: Kiehl’s Ultra Facial Cream with SPF 30 or Supergoop! Glowscreen SPF 40.

4. Anti-Pollution Face MistLondon air can be slightly polluted, so packing an anti-pollution face mist will help refresh and protect your skin while on the go. A hydrating mist will also keep your skin looking dewy throughout the day.

• Recommended: Caudalie Beauty Elixir or Avene Thermal Spring Water Spray.

5. Night Cream or Sleeping MaskAfter a long day of exploring, rejuvenate your skin with a rich night cream or sleeping mask to help repair any damage and replenish moisture overnight.

• Recommended: Laneige Water Sleeping Mask or Clinique Moisture Surge Overnight Mask.

These products will keep your skin feeling hydrated, protected, and refreshed while visiting/living in London. Stay tuned for more.

The 7 Stages Theatre in Atlanta buzzed with anticipation on a rainy night in Georgia. The crowd, a mosaic of eager faces, were gathered into the intimate space, each person ready to dive headfirst into the enigmatic world of Dahéli Hall’s 2023 Best One-Woman Show, SPADURA.

As the lights dimmed and the first notes of the show’s soundtrack whispered through the theatre, the room was thick with a mix of excitement and uncertainty. Dahéli Hall, writer, producer, and actress behind *Bad Hair*, *Dear White People*, and *Star Wars: The Bad Batch*, had promised an experience that would be both thrilling and profound. And let me tell you, she delivered in a way that caught me completely off guard.

SPADURA wasn’t just a show—it was an emotional rollercoaster. It began with laughter, that hearty, sitting around after Sunday dinner with family like you’re getting a front-row seat to someone’s every week struggle. But then, just when you thought you were cruising comfortably, Hall steered the narrative into deeper waters. Comedy, after all, often emerges from the rawest places of hurt, and Hall wasn’t afraid to wade through those murky depths.

As the performance unfolded, I found myself laughing one moment and blinking back tears the next. It was a reminder of how we all wear masks, concealing our struggles behind a facade of normalcy. In SPADURA, Hall laid bare her own vulnerabilities—her complicated pregnancies and its profound impact on her life and art.

But what struck me most was how SPADURA became a mirror for us all. Hall’s journey, with its unexpected turns and raw revelations, was a testament to the human condition. It invited us to reassess our own lives, to reflect on our challenges and the ways we adapt to them. The laughter and tears were woven together into a poignant tapestry, urging us to find beauty in our imperfections and gratitude in our struggles.

By the end of the night, as the applause echoed through the theatre and the lights came back up, it was clear that SPADURA was more than just a performance. It was a celebration of resilience, a call to embrace life’s messiness, and a reminder that, no matter how unexpected our paths may be, there’s always something worth cherishing.

So, if you missed it, mark your calendar for the next time Dahéli Hall takes the stage. Trust me, you won’t want to miss another chance to experience the raw, powerful magic of SPADURA.

Like many women, most of my life I’ve had the pleasure of pretty privilege. This isn’t something I say with pride but it is my truth. While I wasn’t dependent on my looks to get me any specific thing or anywhere in life having “a pretty face” made being a fat girl in rural Georgia a little easier. As I grew and begin to understand life I intentionally focused on being smart because I didn’t want to be just a pretty face. Despite my desire to be more, I still can honestly say I bought into society’s beauty standards in a major way.  

Societal ideals about hair had me in a chokehold for a long time because God forbid I be fat with nappy hair. For years, I slapped creamy crack on my beautiful thick 4C hair in an effort to meet those standards. There was a point in my life in which I relaxed my hair by weekly just to feel my hair looked as others said it should. Even after I made the decision to transition my hair back to its natural state, I still wasn’t unapologetic about that decision, so I hid my natural hair with wigs and weaves that gave me the bone straight hair that was pretty. In hindsight, there is nothing logical about  any of this but that normally the order of operation; you do something dumb, you gain greater knowledge from your mistakes and then you shake your head at yourself. However, the fact is conversations around hair have haunted Black women since the beginning of time and I wasn’t any different. According to the good book, a woman hair was her glory and shouldn’t be cut. Then only fast women colored their hair, if your hair was too short you were lesbian and locs were a hell no for women who were classy, feminine, ladylike or professional.

Influence is defined as the capacity to have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of someone or something. Personally I believe everyone has influence in some manner although there are those of us who profit from our influence which in some was amplifies its importance to others. To be honest I’m not sure who influenced the surge in women transitioning to locs. I can only speak for myself in saying I was tired of conforming to meet standards that would only find me further away from who I truly was and still not fully embraced. Maybe the credit goes to was celebrities like Halle & Chloe, Ava DuVernay, Willow Smith, and Ledisi. Perhaps the change happened when locticians became more creative with loc styles. Maybe The CROWN Act, helped women make the transition because it allowed them freedom from workplace discrimination. Or maybe they took a page from my book and said f$&k society and its beauty standards. No matter the cause, our minds have matured (like some 1-year-old starter locs), and I love that for us. Locs are beautiful, there offer an array of style options, most of all the make a statement about the individuals that rock them.

I embarked on my loc journey 5 years ago during a very critical time in my life. I was in the midst of physical, emotional and spiritual journeys and it was apart of my healing process. I was growing in in ways I never thought possible and I felt that growth should include my hair growing freely into itself. I definitely credit my loc journey with influencing my heightened sense of self, positive energy, and mental and emotional growth.

1 Corinthians 11:15 (But if a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her: for her hair is given her for a covering) may have influenced one of society’s most problematic beauty standards to date. However, women with locs are no longer buying into that notion, we choosing to do whatever we are moved to do with our hair including starting locs, cutting our locs to start a new set if they feel their journey has been compromised. In my opinion, this shows how profound the relationship between locs and the women who choose to take the journey, especially when considering society’s beauty standards regarding a woman’s hair.

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Hair: @hairvomit / @farasha.eth
MUA: @desdeandria
Videographer: @thetaybrooks
Accessories: @shopgarnerstyle
Graphic Design: @4thgencreations

Since we are speaking of a woman’s glory (her hair), it is inspiring to see so many women slaying on their loc journey. For so many years, locs were seen as unkept hair that lacked style options. In the midst of a thriving natural hair revolution, women with locs were placed in that same old box because of society’s standards. The most ignorant ideology was that locs were dreadful (hints at the former term dreadlocks).

Well despite what has been said about locs in the past, it is no denying the fact that they are on trend right now. The girlies are slaying their locs and proving that they are both versatile and top tier.

Shar Brooks AKA IG: shar_goddess10
Atlanta GA
Q: How long have you had locs?
A: 3 years and 4 months 
Q: What/ who influenced your loc journey?
A: I was and still am on a spiritual journey, I was ready for a spiritual awakening and that’s exactly what getting locs did for me. 

You are a GODDESS

Robin White aka @drknlvely 
Location:  Houston TX originally from Los Angeles, California
Q: How long have you had locs? 
A: I’ve been locked for 7 years 8 in March 2025
Q: What/ who influenced your loc journey?
A: What influenced me was my frustration with managing my loose natural hair and constantly hiding it under protective styles like wigs and crochet braids. I wanted to try something completely different and came to the realization that if I didn’t like it, it was just hair. I could cut it off, and it would grow back. Since then, I haven’t looked back. This has been the best hair decision I could’ve made for myself. @letsjourney was one of the first lock queens I found on YouTube who inspired me to explore Sisterlocks further.
Q: What do your locs say about you?
A: What my locs say about me is confidence. From the day of my install, I’ve never felt so beautiful with my natural hair. That feeling is indescribable and something I will cherish for the rest of my life. My locs are more than just a hairstyle; they’re a lifestyle, and I’m fully committed.

Déraj Austin AKA IG : @loc_loaded
Location: From: Hattiesburg, Mississippi 
Live: Dallas, Texas
Q: How long have you had locs? 
A: Been having my locs for 17 years!
Q: What/ who influenced your loc journey? 
A: I decided to start my locs, because I wanted to differentiate myself from my twin brother. I was tired of being mistaken for him, and this was a way for me to establish my own identity.
Q: What do your locs say about you?
A: My locs, much like my love for plants, speak to my connection with nature and the organic beauty of growth. They reflect a commitment to nurturing and embracing natural processes, whether it’s the way my locs form and develop over time or the way I care for my plants. Both are symbols of patience, dedication, and a deep appreciation for life’s natural rhythms. In this way, my locs and my love for plants are intertwined, both reflecting a holistic approach to living in harmony with the world around me.

Bianca Gale AKA @curvaceouslybee
Location: Memphis, TN
Q: How long have you had locs?
A: My locs will be turning 4 years old in September. 
Q: What/ who influenced your loc journey? 
A: As someone who consistently researched locs for a year, frustration influenced my loc journey. I wore long braids for years. The last time I got my hair braided it took over 13 hours. When I left the braid shop I knew I was never coming back. 
Q: What do your locs say about you?
A: My locs say that I am loved, well taken care of, and complete. 

D’Anna AKA @Dnm_locs
Location: England, United Kingdom (Originally from Boston, MA) 
Q: How long have you had locs? 
A: I’ve been locd for 5 years.
Q: What/ who influenced your loc journey? 
A: When I decided to get locs, I was drawn to their beauty, ease, and convenience. My loose natural hair was becoming increasingly difficult to manage, and locs offered a way to embrace my natural texture in a way that felt more effortless and harmonious. The beauty of locs  is that they simplify hair care while still allowing for a striking and powerful appearance. I also genuinely love how locs look. They give me a sense of individuality and confidence, perfectly complementing my personal style and identity. For me, locs are more than just a hairstyle—they’re a reflection of my appreciation for natural beauty and a deep connection to my roots.
Q: What do your locs say about you? 
A: What my locs say about me is that I value authenticity and self-expression. They reflect my appreciation for natural beauty and a preference for a look that feels effortless yet distinct. My locs are a testament to my comfort in my own skin and my willingness to embrace something that not only makes my life easier but also makes me feel empowered. In essence, my locs symbolize a blend of practicality and aesthetics. They represent my desire to live life on my own terms, prioritizing what feels right for me over conforming to conventional standards. Through my locs, I project a sense of confidence and individuality, showing that I’m someone who values both personal expression and the beauty of simplicity.

Tekela Murray AKA Naturallykela 
Location: Middle Georgia 
Q: How long have you had locs? 
A: 2 years and 7 months 
Q: What/ who influenced your loc journey?
A: My late aunt Dorothy influenced my loc journey as a kid. She always wore natural hairstyles and looked so regal. As of the last few years,  a good childhood friend (Tifani)  did her own locs and inspired me to start my journey after being a loose natural for 14 years!
Q: What do your locs say about you?
A: My locs say that I’m comfortable and confident in who I am. I was able to relinquish the constant need of being someone else’s definition of perfect. My locs allowed me to embrace truly being me and not having to have every strand of my hair in place.  My locs live up to their name, Free Spirit!

Sunnidread
Location: Atlanta, Ga 
Q: How long have you had locs?
A: 10yrs
Q: What/ who influenced your loc journey?
A: Bob Marley 

Nadia Williams AKA Yahee002000
Douglasville, Ga
Q: How long have you had locs?
A: 13 yrs 
Q: What/ who influenced your loc journey?
A: Wanted to do something different with my hair 
Q: What do your locs say about you?
A: Bold and Brave

KD AKA @mskd2u
Atlanta, GA
Q: How long have you had locs? 
A: I started growing my locs in 2009. They were a lot longer but a few months ago I did chop of about 12 inches, just needed a shift in energy.
Q: What/ who influenced your loc journey?
A:  I feel like since I was younger I had always been slightly intrigued by Rastafarians, having a Jamaican background. Although it’s not a lifestyle or spiritual thing for me that was my first introduction.  Being an adult and making the decision it was overall just wanting to try something new.
Q: What do your locs say about you? 
A: I feel like my locs say I’m bold + free spirited and a little refined
Q: What is your go to style? 
A: My go to is double stranded twists up in a bun. That also seems to be everyones favorite because I always get so many compliments.
Q: What is your hair hack (favorite product, scalp maintenance..)? 
A: I don’t think I necessarily have a hair hack but I use a few different products have I love. On my scalp I’ve been using a hair oil called Kingdom’s finest it has tee tree oil and some other natural oils that feel really god. And then I use Da Brat’s collection from Kaleidoscope. Everything smells so good!

Zyoness Nicole AKA Zyoness
Conyers , GA
Q: How long have you had locs?
A: 16 years 
Q: What/ who influenced your loc journey?  
A: My Locs were and still is a spiritual journey . I wanted to get away from the pressing and perming of my natural hair and get it healthy again . Locs teaches you patience and how to just let go and things be . And I say that because no matter what you do, you can not control how your Locs form. 
Q: What do your locs say about you?
A: My Locs is my identity. It’s says to me “I am an Empress.“

 The track is accompanied by a music video directed by Lagikz Supreme, featuring Spice struggling to fight for a cheating man while realizing her self worth, only to leave the toxic ex behind.  “This song is important for me as it creates an important conversation surrounding how women should value themselves and not settle for less,” says Spice, the Queen of Dancehall. I wanted to remind women that it’s OK to have an Ex Boyfriend if their current relationship has red flags and that includes domestic and emotional abuse. Throughout my 25 years in music, advocating liberation and strength to women has been crucial for me. The topic surrounding domestic and emotional abuse in a relationship is a tough conversation that no one wants to have. I’ve been caught in domestic violence situations before, and walked away without hesitation. I need women to sing this song with ease, knowing with that same intention that it’s that easy to walk away and move on from toxic relationships. I’ve been seeing more images shared across the news and social media of more examples of women being subject and succumbed to domestic violence, and it is a concerning topic. I want viewers and my besties to watch this video and understand the realities of what at times transpires between certain couples, and that they don’t have to tolerate violence in relationships. I want to be the voice for empowering women to leave toxic relationships.” Spice is set to release her introspective new album, ‘Mirror 25,’ on Friday, August 9, 2024 through her label, Spice Official Entertainment with distribution through Empire. 

The album will be a raw, open diary of Spice’s tribulations and triumphs and a look into the past and future of her steady impact, all while commemorating her 25 years in the industry as an international recording artist.  Stream or Download ‘Ex Boyfriend’ HERE (https://music.empi.re/exboyfriend) WATCH ‘Ex Boyfriend’ HERE (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2D_6sCZerM) Pre-order ‘Mirror 25’ Album HERE (https://album.link/i/1756387847) ABOUT SPICE GRAMMY Award nominated Dancehall artist, Spice has preserved a twenty-five-year legacy, accredited worldwide as the renowned Queen of Dancehall. Her one-of-a-kind persona represented by her flamboyant hair and powerhouse stage performances shifted the impact of the genre of reggae and dancehall music, influencing it for what it is known for in today’s culture. The iconic artist from Portmore, Jamaica is influential in her messages of sexual liberation and empowerment throughout dancehall and reggae music.  Spice has collectively streamed over 433 million times on YouTube and over 400 million times on Spotify, making her one of the most streamed female artists in her genre.

She has collaborated with musical acts such as Missy Elliot, Nicki Minaj, Vybz Kartel, Kid Ink, Jeremiah, Busta Rhymes, I-Octane, Lady Leeshur, Sean Kingston, A$AP Ferg, Mya, Charly Blacks, Neyo, Shaggy, Sean Paul, Stylo G, and more. She’s appeared on Good Morning America, Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Tamron Hall Show and Good Morning Britain showcasing her talents and classics throughout a 25-year span.  Spice’s highly celebrated album, ‘10,’ surpassed over 300 million streams on Spotify, and landed her her first GRAMMY nomination for Best Reggae Album in 2022. The impact of the album, influenced by her breakout hit single, ‘Go Down Deh’ featuring Shaggy and Sean Paul, leveraged Spice to conquer an even larger and diverse fanbase, to receive global acclaim. Spice is set to release her new album, ‘Mirror 25’ on Friday, August 9, 2024.The album will be a raw, open diary of Spice’s tribulations and triumphs and a look into the past and future of her steady impact, all while commemorating her 25 years in the industry as an international recording artist.

The Braxton family’s triumphant return to television comes three years after the end of the iconic and captivating series, Braxton Family Values, which aired for seven eventful seasons. Fans of the original series can take a trip down memory lane – or new viewers can dive into the televised history of this dynamic family – with catch-up specials airing Friday, July 26 and Friday, August 2 at 9:30pm, exclusively on We TV. The two, one-hour specials recap key moments, storylines and all the love, laughter and drama fromBraxton Family Values.

Premiering Friday, August 9th at 9:30pm ET

Y2K! pulls no punches, knocking down the door with “Phat Butt” as Ice spits over earthquaking bass, “Rap bitch on a pop chart, toastin’ bitches like Pop-Tarts / You’s a flop, bitch, knock it off, where the champagne? I’ma pop it off.” Fans have been celebrating, too, since Ice confirmed features from Travis Scott (“Oh Shhh…”), Gunna (“Bitch I’m Packin’”), and Central Cee on the fast rising “Did It First.” The video for that infidelity anthem (watch HERE) has racked up over 13M views, while the song hit new peaks on Spotify’s US (#34) and Global (#41) charts, became the #1 most added on Rhythm Radio, fueled more than 100,000 TikTok creates, and amassed more than 1 billion views across short form via various social platforms.

Ice’s first LP comes stacked with hits, including the Sean Paul-sampling “Gimmie A Light” and hater-dismissing “Think U The Shit (Fart),” which she recently brought to the BET Awards 2024. View HERE. Y2K! endlessly demonstrates what Pitchfork has hailed as Ice’s “diabolical knack for hooks,” pairing her precise no-frills delivery with bass-heavy beats from her go-to producer RiotUSA.

After a week spent dominating her own city — and a run of European festivals in early July — Ice kicks off the North American leg of her Y2K! WORLD TOUR on July 30 at The Anthem in Washington, DC. The stateside headline run will also include two shows at The Rooftop at Pier 17 in New York City (August 6 and 7) and an evening at the iconic Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles (August 19). See below for the full itinerary. Tickets are available HERE.

Y2K! confirms what’s been in the air since Ice’s 2023 debut EP, Like..?, landed her on year-end lists from the likes of Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, The New York Times, and numerous others. Hits like “Munch (Feelin U)” and the Platinum-selling “In Ha Mood” and “Princess Diana” have taken Ice straight to the top of the rap game and brought her a slew of honors, including two People’s Choice Awards, an MTV VMA, a BET Hip-Hop Award, and the Hitmaker Award at the 2024 Billboard Women In Music event. All signs point toward Ice extending her dominance.

ICE SPICE: Y2K! WORLD TOUR 2024 DATES: