From Beef to Bop: Latto & Ice Spice Turn Tension into “Gyatt”

In the ever-dramatic world of hip-hop, nothing hits harder than a good beef—unless, of course, the rivals decide to squash it with a viral anthem. That’s exactly what happened when Latto and Ice Spice flipped the script and dropped their new collab single “Gyatt,” debuting both the song and video during a surprise pull-up on Kai Cenat’s Mafiathon 3 Twitch stream.

A Little Rap Beef Never Hurt Nobody

For months, fans clocked the subliminals and side-eye bars traded between the two rappers. Ice Spice fiery “Think U The Sh*t (Fart)” and Latto’s “Fine As Can Be” had the blogs whispering about a cold war brewing in the female rap lane. Social media timelines turned into detective boards, dissecting every lyric, Instagram caption, and award-show glance.

It wasn’t full-on Nicki vs. Cardi chaos, but the shade was enough to keep Twitter fingers busy. Latto vs. Ice Spice was looking like the next chapter in hip-hop’s long tradition of rap rivalries—until “Gyatt” flipped the narrative.

Tag-Team Energy in “Gyatt”

nstead of keeping the feud alive, Latto and Ice Spice shocked the culture by joining forces. The “Gyatt” video, directed by Hidji World, leans into a wrestling-themed concept, complete with cameos from Deshae Frost, Tylil James, and JaNa Craig. Think less cage match, more tag-team celebration: two heavyweights coming together, not to clash, but to conquer.

And where better to premiere it than Kai Cenat’s Twitch stream—a space where chaos, culture, and comedy collide? The energy on stream was pure mayhem as the two rappers showed up, laughed off their past tension, and turned the chat into a digital mosh pit of “GYATT!!!”

The Bigger Picture

Hip-hop beef is entertaining, but reconciliation hits even harder. Latto and Ice Spice managed to serve a bop, a storyline, and a cultural reset all in one roll-out. “Gyatt” isn’t just a track; it’s a reminder that even in rap’s competitive spirit, sometimes the best clapback is a collab.

So here’s the new energy: less feud, more fun, and a record that already feels like the soundtrack of fall 2025.