Kelly Rowland Enlist Lil Wayne For "Ice" – Leaked Audio

Kelly Rowland hopes to get another chart topper as she teams up with rapper Lil Wayne again for “Ice” written by Sean Garrett. The debut track which was leaked will be featured on Kelly’s fourth coming album. Kelly tweeted some of the sexy lyrics of the track before it leaked.

“Got me up against the window (right now), We ain’t got no shame we going in. He hates it when I use my hands. He got me saying, ‘damn my man knows what he’s doing’. He comes again my body going numb”

Lil Wayne does his part to keep the song sexy with his verse,

“Pillow under her stomach, the other pillow she bite/ Would you like anything? Cause I’ll do anything you like.”

Can Lil Wayne help Kelly repeat her success from “Motivation?”

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