Woman Accused Of Assaulting Ice Spice At A McDonalds Speaks [VIDEO]

 Ice Spice, a rapper, singer, and songwriter from the Bronx, New York City, was recently assaulted by a woman at a McDonald’s in Hollywood and of course the whole thing was caught on video.  A woman approached Ice Spice and her friend inside a McDonald’s in Hollywood where it appears they were having something to eat. Ice Spice not feeling the woman’s energy so a verbal altercation started, then the woman hit her. The Baddie Baddie singer then jumped up, prepared to fight, and even jumped across the table in an attempt to get to the woman.  After the woman was dragged out by a friend, Ice Spice followed the group outside looking for the woman. She repeatedly asked where the girl went before a guy stepped in, seemingly attempting to fight her.  The woman who is being accused of assaulting Ice Spice is speaking out and admitting she did hit her however she has a, what had happened was.

According to the woman accused of assaulting Ice Spice, that identifies herself as, Vayah, the night was supposed to be a lowkey stop for food after hanging out at the beach. When she saw Ice Spice at a booth, she says she walked over just to give her a compliment, but claims that Ice Spice was dismissive from the start, telling her to leave and according to Vayah she felt disrespected by Ice Spice’s response to her.

“I’m like, ‘You in LA, you in my city now. You can’t be out here disrespecting people,’” … “After she called me a bitch, I hit her,” – Vayah 

Vayah says that while she was at her car, she could hear Ice Spice out in the street looking to keep the fight going. She claims a second round of fighting broke out, during which she alleges the rapper grabbed a friend’s phone and smashed it on the ground.  Vayah says she isn’t holding a grudge against Ice Spice, but she calls the experience a lesson in “never meeting your heroes”.

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