ICE Spice has clapped back at rumors that she starred in an explicit sex tape leaked online.
The rumors began a few weeks ago when a new video emerged online of what looked like the curly-haired rapper.
But Ice, 22, has replied with a scathing tweet to those that accused her of taking part in the sex tape.
"[You] guys want them fakes a** leaks to be me so bad just so [you] can go beat your lil dirty meat to it," she tweeted.
Fans believe that the singer's alleged counterpart in the clip could be Drake, who unfollowed her after he flew her out to Toronto for OVO Fest.
"Damn, Drake leaked y'all sex tape," one user wrote on Twitter.
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"You really finna blow up now."
But shortly after her addition to the show lineup, she gushed over the opportunity on Twitter, writing: "When Drake DM’d me, I did not really expect that. I had just landed in L.A. for my Genius Open Mic for ‘Munch,” and he was actually like ‘Yo, ‘Munch’ is hard and your ‘On the Radar’ freestyle is hard.'”
Ice Spice has blown up on the music scene of late after releasing her hit single Munch (Feelin’ U).
The Bronx singer has raised controversy with fans since hitting the scene, as many have accused her of having a poor stage presence.
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The 22-year-old also faced critics who disapproved of her new hairstyle after she debuted the curly red look at Rolling Loud Festival NYC.
But other musicians have jumped to Ice's rescue, and R&B star Tank wrote on social media: "Artist nowadays aren’t given time to prepare,”
“Labels aren’t doing artist development. They sign something they think is hot, has some traction, and throw them to the wolves. She will learn and she will grow!”
Fans have also shared their support, one writing: "Ice spice is the new nicki minaj."
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"Honestly who cares if it is #IceSpice in the video or not. It's just sex. We all have some in our phone. Grow up. It's not like the world find stop liking her or her song," a second remarked.
"Omg why ice spice kinda one of the best lyricists of our generation," another agreed.
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