Ice Spice's Hater Compares Rapper to Woman with Down Syndrome: 'You Thought You Ate'

Ice Spice is one of the most prominent stars in today's rap game, and her rise is not only bringing in so many fans but a number of haters as well.

According to reports, one of the "Princess Diana" rapper's haters took to social media to bash her by comparing her appearance to a woman with Down Syndrome.

However, instead of cursing or getting mad, Ice Spice response was classy and respectful: "[You] thought [you] ate but my sis cute [as f**k]."

The hater's post can no longer be seen because their account went private, however, Ice Spice's fans-who refer to themselves as the "Spice Cabinet"-have saved all the screenshots.

Ice Spice Makes Her Fans Proud

The "In Da Hood" rapper's response bring in a wave of positivity from both her fans and other netizens who witnessed the interaction.

"Better not be trying to insult her ... both sides are beautiful and you'd have to have very poor taste to not agree," a fan wrote.

"Massive W," another wrote.

Ice Spice is one of the artists tapped to be on the official soundtrack of the upcoming and highly anticipated "Barbie" movie, starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling.

The movie is, of course, inspired by the world-famous doll Barbie. Mattel, the company that launched Barbie several decades back, debuted its first-ever doll with Down Syndrome.

"In partnership with @NDSSorg, the newest #Barbie fashion doll was designed with purpose and inclusivity at the heart of every choice," the official Barbie Instagram account wrote about the launch.

​​"With a shorter frame, rounder face, smaller features, and palms including a single line, this doll introduces a new sculpt and details illustrative of common characteristics of women with Down syndrome."

Ice Spice Rises to the Top

This is but another win for Ice Spice, who has been topping music charts left and right since her breakout song "Boy's a Liar Pt.2" with Pink Pantheress.

Since then, Ice Spice has collaborated with some of the music industry's giants like Nicki Minaj for "Princess Diana" and "Barbie World," as well as Taylor Swift for "Karma."

According to Billboard, Ice Spice and Minaj's rendition of "Barbie World," originally by Aqua, debuted at No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100.

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