*OK, let’s cut to the chase. There is definitely something different about “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Spice. It’s quite obvious isn’t it?
The Jamaican born and ATL based dancehall singer posted a shocking image of herself with straight up white skin Monday along with a message about her new mixtape. But hell, who wants to talk about her mixtape?
Well, not so fast ’cause there’s a tie-in. A rep for Spice says there’s a track on the mixtape called “Black Hypocrisy” — thus the look.
Also, for good measure, Spice also deleted all her other posts … which puts the spotlight on the new pic.
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By the way, Spice’s new mix tape is called Captured. The new project distributed by Happilos features songs such as “Under Fire,” “Gum,” “Cool it,” the afore mentioned “Black Hypocrisy,” “Fake,” and the title track, “Captured” which sees the dancehall entertainer taking jabs at VP Records.
The self-proclaimed queen of stage who signed a five-year album deal with VP in 2009, says the company is yet to put out an album. On the track Captured, Spice belted out lyrics about being held hostage.
We doubt that it makes any difference to Spice, but fans aren’t feelin’ it:
“Wow I can’t believe this, Spice! What the F**K have you done?” Another wrote, “Girl you look crazy af.”
Well, maybe so, but she’s got y’all, us an a lot of other folks talking about her.
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