Ice Spice Rings in 'Y2K!' Release by Joining Kai Cenat for U-Haul Livestream

Ice Spice was visibly surprised to find out that she and Kai Cenat would be streaming from a U-Haul on Thursday night instead of from the two-time Streamer of the Year’s usual locale.

Early into the stream, Cenat kept up the ruse by faking that he was running down 30 flights of stairs to greet Spice at the door of her building. All the while, he was merely killing time inside the U-Haul. From there, fans were treated to an extended display of Spice and Cenat’s undeniable on-camera chemistry.

One swiftly clipped and highlighted moment saw Spice sitting atop Cenat while he embarked on some push-ups, though this effort was spoiled by a fall that prompted Cenat to joke, "She did not lose no ass!" Interestingly, push-ups were at the center of a recent TikToktroversy involving Spice and Central Cee's "Did It Better" track.

At one point, it felt as though viewers might be getting a freestyle from Spice, only for the four-time Grammy nominee to ultimately troll those tuned in by instead launching into some quick twerking.

"That was my freestyle," Spice quipped.

Elsewhere, Spice and Cenat exchanged observations on what they like about each other, while the former continued joking throughout the livestream about pain she said was brought on by the host’s push-ups debacle. Cenat was also informed by Spice that he would soon be featured "in the best music video," though specifics on that production were not provided.

The occasion for Spice’s visit was the release of her Y2K! album featuring Travis Scott, Gunna, and more. A run of Cash Cobain-supported shows in North America in support of the album begins in Washington, D.C. on July 30.

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