Ice Spice and Central Cee have linked up for a flirtatious new single and video called “Did it First” — check it out below.
The song, which was released on Thursday (July 11), marks the first and long-awaited collaboration between the Bronx hitmaker and London lyricist, who have been romantically linked to one another.
Ice handles the chorus on the transatlantic track, rapping about getting revenge on a cheating ex over a Jersey Club-inspired beat.
“If he cheatin’, I’m doin’ him worse/ No Uno, I hit the reverse/ I ain’t trippin’, the grip in my purse/ I don’t care, ’cause he did it first,” she spits in her trademark flow.
In the accompanying early 2000s-inspired video, the young rap stars cozy up together in bed while also partying with their crew in Cench’s hometown of London.
“Did It First” will appear on Ice Spice’s upcoming debut album Y2K, set to arrive on July 26.
Ice Spice and Central Cee fueled rumors of them being an item earlier this month when they were spotted enjoying each other’s company while out shopping in London.
Footage that surfaced online showed the pair leaving a high-end fashion store in the English capital together, accompanied by bodyguards.
The “Deli” and “Doja” stars were also seen chatting and sharing a laugh while shopping for jewelry and riding in a white Lamborghini SUV together.
The artists themselves also posted videos, albeit separately, of them cruising through the streets of London in the luxury whip.
Ice Spice confirmed last year that she was “dating someone,” although she declined to reveal the identity of her partner, saying she wanted fans to “keep their focus on what I’m here for, which is music.”
Rumors have suggested that Ice’s mystery boo is her close collaborator RiotUSA, who has produced many of her biggest hits including “Munch (Feelin’ U),” “Princess Diana” and “In Ha Mood.”
Central Cee, meanwhile, has been in a public relationship with social media influencer and fellow Brit Madeline Argy since 2022, although the couple were rumored to have taken a break last year.
Source hiphopdx.com
