'Move on man': Internet baffled as Kanye West attacks Ice Spice for not approving verse for 'New Body'

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Kanye West has added Ice Spice to his growing list of nemeses - days after insulting Twitch broadcaster Kai Cenat.

On Tuesday, March 19, the 46-year-old fashion magnate announced on his Instagram Story that the 24-year-old up-and-coming rapper had recorded a verse for the updated version of his song 'New Body,' but now her team was saying he couldn't use it.

A few days ago, Ye gave a shocking response to American YouTuber and online streamer Kai Cenat, accusing the streamer of "dissing" his YZY apparel company and issued a warning, saying "don't play with me," per Daily Mail.

Kanye West included Ice Spice in his list of nemeses

Ye posted an update on his Instagram Stories on Tuesday, stating that Ice Spice's team was preventing her potential contributions from being used in a revised version of the much-teased but yet unofficially unreleased song 'New Body.'

"ICE SPICE SENT A VERSE IN FOR NEW BODY NOW HER TEAM IS SAYING WE CAN'T USE IT," Ye said in a text post on his Instagram story.

Neither Ice (real name Isis Naija Gaston) nor her group has reacted to Ye's accusations.

Fans are well aware that the song, which initially had a verse by Nicki Minaj, was supposed to be released in 2018 as a part of Ye's 'Yandhi' album, which was eventually canceled.

The song's original version had Nicki Minaj, and Ye's joint album 'Vultures' with Ty Dolla Sign featured it as one of its tracks when it was released in February 2024. However, the 41-year-old 'Heartless' rapper turned down having the verse on the album.

Minaj told her followers in December 2023 that she was not planning to have her verse from 'New Body' cleared for release. Minaj asserted during an IG Live session that the "train has left the station," stressing that she meant "no disrespect" to Ye and his team.

According to recent rumors, the song 'New Body,' which was also expected to appear via 'Jesus Is King', might still be featured in the follow-up to Ye and Ty Dolla Sign's 'Vultures' trilogy. , per Complex.

Internet users remain unfazed at Ye's latest feud with Ice Spice

Social media users took to X to express their opinions on the latest conflict between Ye and the rising rapper, with one saying, "He's Kanye, he's gonna use it anyway"

A second one wrote, equally unfazed, "He needs to move on man. The song is literally only known for Nicki’s iconic verse. Any female would be CRAZY to jump on that song cause they’ll never outdo her verse."

"Ice Spice’s team knows that Nicki’s 2 versions are better," quipped a third user.

A fourth one remarked, "Well, Kanye's got a spicy situation on his hands! Ice Spice's team putting him on ice, huh?!"

"Mind u Nicki’s first verse was so hard he made her change it (like every other song they ever did)…," chimed in another one.

One more said, "At this point he’s so desperate like it’s clear who he’s targeting".

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