Two hosts react to Ice Spice's outfit at a Nickelodeon kids' premiere, calling it inappropriately revealing. Speaker A argues Ice Spice either didn't know the event's purpose or was set up, and accuses Nickelodeon of deliberately sexualizing its young audience.
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Ice Spice. Okay. I don't know if she just doesn't know how to read the room, or I don't know if she can read. I feel like somebody set her up, like how I got set up with that Charlamagne tha God tweet. I feel like it was a hit piece. Like, I feel like they was trying to get her fired on her day off. Viewer discretion is advised. The outfit she showed up in at a children's premiere. Ain't this a Nickelodeon event? Didn't Nickelodeon have a documentary done on them about hypersexualizing kids in their TV shows and their movies and stuff? And then they invite Ice Spice outside with her ass out. Ass Spice with panties on that you can see to a children's premiere.
Thank you, you guys are so cute. Thank you all for coming. This is my first voiceover.
It's got to be the president of Nickelodeon, somebody that's screwing her, to allow her onto the red carpet like that and not say anything. And see, this is why we don't want y'all around our children. This is why we are doing what we're doing right now as far as homeschooling kids, taking them as far away from them as possible. Y'all trying to teach— it's just too much. This is a whole conversation I need to have on Zoom. But moving on. 'Cause I'm already pissed off.
