She is ha mood.
After Ice Spice was slapped in the face by a customer at a McDonald’s in Los Angeles, the rapper took to social media to address the incident.
“this wouldn’t happen at Wendy’s,” she cheekily wrote on X Friday, alongside footage of the altercation obtained by TMZ.
On Wednesday, a woman jogged up to the rapper and her friend’s table and tried to strike up a conversation.
Despite her repeatedly asking Ice Spice where she was from, both ladies seemed uninterested in having a conversation.
At one point, the “Deli” artist gestured toward the door, seemingly telling the stranger to beat it.
The woman then proceeded to slap Ice Spice in the face and a fight ensued.
Customers tried to jump in to drag the woman away after the rapper climbed on tables to fight back.
After the two women scuffled, the stranger was ultimately dragged out of the McDonald’s.
In another video taken outside of the fast food joint, Ice Spice (real name: Isis Gaston) allegedly found and smashed a phone that belonged to someone the alleged aggressor was with.
The brawl continued in the parking lot, where Ice Spice also got into a screaming match with a group of men who were associated with her alleged attacker.
“The unprovoked attack on my client has been reported to the LAPD and we will be pursuing any and all avenues to hold the perpetrators responsible for their actions, including criminally and civilly,” the “Princess Diana” hitmaker’s attorney Bradford Cohen told Page Six in a statement.
“We are also exploring holding the location responsible for their lack of appropriate security.”
TMZ later spoke with the person who was seen hitting Ice Spice in the video.
The woman, who goes by Vayah, claimed she approached the table to simply give the “Barbie World” rapper and her friend “compliments.”
However, things went south after Ice Spice allegedly called her a “bitch,” which led to the slap.
Vayah explained, “She was being disrespectful and rude, which is why we fought.”
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