Ice

Ice is a song by American singer-songwriter Frosty from his seventh studio album Starry Sky (2038). Ice was Frosty's first single in over two years, as he had taken a long break in 2036 after promoting the film José in order to focus on his family. 
Ice is an epic pop song with heavy string instrumentation as well as electronic accompaniment. The song was a stark musical departure - not just for Frosty, but for the music industry as a whole. Despite this, the song was a huge commercial success. It went on to peak at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 for three weeks, becoming his first number one hit since Goodnight Prayer in 2034, and thus becoming his eighteenth number one hit ever, becoming the solo artist with the second most number one hits, after Mariah Carey, and thus, tying Rihanna.
The song was widely praised by critics, many of whom claimed the track as one of Frosty's best songs of all time, along with SouL. Critics praised the experimentality of the track, along with the string accompament, the lyrics, and Frosty's vocal delivery.
==Background==
On September 4, 2038, Frosty's thirty-fourth birthday, Frosty revealed the title of the first single: Ice, as well as its release date, which would be September 19, 2038.
==Composition==
Ice is an epic pop song with heavy string instrumentation as well as electronic accompaniment. The song was a stark musical departure - not just for Frosty, but for the music industry as a whole. Despite this, the song was a huge commercial success.
==Critical reception==
The song was widely praised by critics, many of whom claimed the track as one of Frosty's best songs of all time, along with SouL. Critics praised the experimentality of the track, along with the string accompament, the lyrics, and Frosty's vocal delivery.
==Commercial performance==
Despite many critics claiming the song as being polarizing, the song was a commercial success, debuting at number 8 on the Billboard Hot 100, being his first song to debut within the top 10 in three years. It eventually went on to peak at number one on the charts, becoming his first number one hit since Goodnight Prayer in 2034, and thus becoming his eighteenth number one hit ever, becoming the solo artist with the second most number one hits, after Mariah Carey, and thus, tying Rihanna.
Category:Songs
Category:Singles
Category:Starry Sky
Category:Starry Sky era
Category:US number 1 hits