The Ice Spice Lil Yachty collaboration is here: the pair dropped ‘Out My Face (My Baby)’ on 28 August 2026, a track split cleanly down the middle, with the video following suit, according to Genius.
The clip, directed by AMD and Yachty himself, opens in lightly surreal territory. Ice Spice appears in a series of tableaus: a boardwalk face-in-the-hole board, surrounded by masks of her own face, briefly and rather pointedly pregnant. Then the beat switches. So does the visual register, cutting to a diner scene where Karrahboo and Yachty’s fellow Concrete Boys members make brief cameos before it’s done.
Ice Spice Lil Yachty single released on 10K Projects and Capitol Records
The release lands via 10K Projects and Capitol Records, as confirmed by uDiscover Music. It is a tidy bit of infrastructure for a track that arrives in a buoyant period for both artists.
Ice Spice’s last album, Y2K!, came out in 2024. Since then she has kept herself in the conversation through a couple of viral moments rather than another full-length push. ‘Big Guy’, her original song from The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants, gave her a broader-than-expected pop moment. ‘Thootie’, a duet with Tokischa, followed and found its own traction online. ‘Out My Face (My Baby)’ now slots in as the most full-formed collaborative release of that stretch.
Where Lil Yachty sits ahead of a new solo project
Lil Yachty’s solo release schedule has been slower, and deliberately so. His last full-length solo record was 2023’s Let’s Start Here. He and James Blake then released a joint LP, Bad Cameo, the following year, which landed the project in a genuinely different space from anything Yachty had done before. Earlier this summer he linked up with FKA twigs for the single ‘On Your Mind’.
The pattern across his recent output is worth clocking: Yachty has been working in collaboration rather than chasing another solo statement, testing different creative partnerships and different sonic registers. The Ice Spice Lil Yachty collaboration fits that picture neatly, pairing him with an artist who has a very different audience base and a very different visual identity.
The split-structure approach to ‘Out My Face (My Baby)’ is the most curious thing about the release. Both halves of the track and the video feel like a deliberate statement rather than an accident of editing, the diner-scene cameos from Concrete Boys acting as a kind of scene-change cue rather than background texture. AMD and Yachty’s direction keeps the two worlds coherent, even as the beat change gives each half its own breathing room. Whether this Ice Spice Lil Yachty collaboration signals a larger project between the two remains to be stated by either camp, but as a standalone single, the structural ambition gives it more to talk about than most features.
