Spice and Noah Powa can’t settle which take of their challenge video deserves to go up, so they’re handing the decision to the fans. The dancehall star posted a carousel of clips to Instagram and told her followers to swipe through and pick a winner.
“Besties me and @noahpowa arguing of which video to post for this challenge, slide and vote below, let me see if I was right,” she wrote. It’s a playful setup that turns a behind-the-scenes disagreement into something everyone scrolling can weigh in on.
Tucked into that same caption was the bigger news. Spice confirmed she’ll be performing at Noah Powa’s event, SUCCESS, in Long Island on October 17th, with the night going down at Five Star Banquet.
“By the way don’t forget I’m gonna be performing at his event Long Island, SUCCESS October 17th so meet me at Five star Banquet let’s gooooooo,” she added. The stretched-out “let’s gooooooo” does a lot of work here, and it’s hard to read it as anything other than genuine excitement.
The “don’t forget” framing is worth a second look. It reads more like a reminder than a first announcement, which suggests Spice has been hyping this appearance for a while and is using fresh content to keep it in front of people.
The pairing of the two ideas in one post is smart, whether it was planned or not. A lighthearted clip battle between Spice and the event’s host gives fans a reason to stop, swipe, and comment, and the show details ride along with all that attention.
There are really two camps forming in the comments by design. On one side is whatever take Spice is backing, and on the other is Noah Powa’s pick, with the audience acting as the tiebreaker.
What makes it fun is that the caption doesn’t reveal which clip belongs to which side of the argument. Spice only says she wants to “see if I was right,” which means voters are choosing on their own taste rather than picking a team.
That’s a sharper engagement play than a simple “which one do you like better” poll. By framing it as a friendly argument with a clear winner and loser, she gives people a stake in the outcome, and a reason to come back and see how it shakes out.
There’s also something telling about how she talks about Noah Powa. Calling him a bestie in the same breath as promoting his event signals that this booking comes from a real connection rather than a cold gig, and fans tend to show up differently when they sense that kind of chemistry.
For anyone trying to plan around the show, the post keeps things lean. Spice gives the essentials of the date, the event name, the host, and the venue, but leaves out set times, ticket details, and whether anyone else is on the bill.
That leaves plenty of room for more announcements as October 17th gets closer. For now, the clip vote is still open, Spice is waiting to find out whether her instincts were right, and Long Island has a date circled at Five Star Banquet.
