PinkPantheress and Ice Spice releases the highly anticipated ‘Boy’s a liar Pt.2’. The internet went into a frenzy after behind-the-scenes footage was leaked via neighbours who lived nearby. From Britain to the bodega, the George Buford (Ice Spice’s Munch & Bikini Bottom) directed music video sees the iconic duo hype each other up, bag in hand, dancing away all the boy drama as they make their way from a Washington Heights fire escape to the Lower East Side, and finally riding up the 6 train.
Co-produced by PinkPantheress and Mura Masa, the track sees PinkPantheress and Ice Spice explore the notion that men are trash. Speaking on the track PinkPantheress shares “Working with this amazing woman on this remix was a delight from start to finish and the easiest collaboration I’ve ever made.”
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‘Boy’s a liar Pt.2’ follows well-received ‘Boy’s a liar’ which has received support from the legendary North West and her mother Kim Kardashian, amassed 80 million global streams to date and landed a spot on the UK Top 40 Official Charts. PinkPantheress most recently featured on Skrillex’s ‘Way Back’ alongside Trippie Redd. The rising star also hopped on ‘Anya Mmiri’ with CKay from the ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ soundtrack. Elsewhere she appears on Baby Keem’s new track ‘killstreaks’ with Don Toliver, lifted from the deluxe edition of Keem’s debut album ‘The Melodic Blue’.The end of last year saw IFFY FM and Boiler Room join forces to create PinkPantheress & Friends live event. The sold-out event had a line up which included Saunders, Jjess, Tommy Gold alongside surprise guests FLO and Goldlink before PinkPantheress brought the night to a close with fan-favourites. Watch the full event HERE.
On an upwards trajectory since 2021, the last two years have seen PinkPantheress take the internet and world by storm. Following her debut mixtape To hell with it, 2022 saw PinkPantheress win BBC Music’s Sound of 2022, and perform on her debut UK, EU and US sold-out tour, including 3 nights at London’s Scala. The rising star also supported Halsey on tour and made multiple festival debuts including Lollapalooza Paris & Chicago and Osheaga Festival. PinkPantheress also featured in British Vogue’s Vogue 25 as the only musician on the list amongst other influential women including Jodie Comer and Victoria Beckham.
Catch PinkPantheress Live:
April 30 – Sol Blume – Sacramento, CA
June 1 – Primavera Sound, Barcelona
June 8 – Primavera Sound, Madrid
June 11 – Governors Ball – NYC
