Vanilla Ice
 

I think you guys should ease up on the guy a little bit....I mean, geesh, he was only trying to make a living. :)

I am SO agreeing with you!

He still is! :tlol:

bah, his manager was. that's the only way i can think to explain him.

ok Vanilla Ice isn't that bad....but the Dreadlocked Ice was Bad...and not good-bad either Bad-Bad and not michael jackson bad either

but even with his Gumby haircut Vanilla Ice will always be the prince of one-hit-wonders


Ice-Ice-Baby

ninja rap was cool as a kid. don't hate the playa hate da game!

I hear if you go into the bathroom, turn off the lights, look into the mirror and say "Vanilla Ice" three times, he comes and kills you, then steals your wallet.

I still bust out those old school "Go Ninja Go Ninja Go" moves.

Why "Go Ninja, go Ninja go" was'n t Number one was a complete mystery


Vanilla is trying, (and I stress the word "TRYING") to be an Eminem-style rapper now :lol:

Hes gonna be on that Surreal Life tv show on WB

:o With that televangelist? Scary. Very scary.

I just think it's hysterical that one of his greatest hits it the Ninja Rap. :lol:

You do realize that he ripped off Queen's "Under Pressure" to do "Ice Ice Baby"....right?
*Mars bounds over to her DJ booth, puts on the headphones, and plays "Ninja Rap"*

:lol: :lol: :lol:

I like Vanilla Ice. Yes, I just admitted I like Vanilla Ice. I tend to like a lot of majorly different things, so this doesn't suprise those how know me well.

I like his old stuff and I like his newer stuff. In fact, I'm listening to "Ice, Ice, Baby" right now.

Word to ya' mutha. 8) :D :lol:

My favorite Vanilla Ice moment: Suge Knight holds Vanilla Ice by his ankles off of a balcony for refusing to pay him money.

:lol: @ Matthew


Y'know, a few years ago, while my mom was working in a museum in Witchita Falls (and I was volunteering - fun!!), we drove past a nightclub, and there was a flyer on the door. I nearly fell outta the car - it was advertising that Vanilla Ice was going to perform there soon. Talk about surreal.

LOL!!! I don't know if I wanna try that... I'm too scared. :razz:

The Ninja Rap was cool when I first saw it as a kid... Nowadays, I kinda cringe whenever that part in Secret of the Ooze comes up. Doesn't bother me that much, though.

Gah... the Ninja Rap. Our Stu Co at school did the 'Ninja Dance'. To the Ninja Rap. While wearing bandanas. Of the wrong colors. Although, they did get tormented for the rest of the year for that... it was a fun time.

I still stick to my oppinion that Vanilla Ice was a faled science experiment that excaped from the testing lab.

lol im being quite serious about this. Everyone hates him cuz its like a mindset to laugh at him.

Personally, i own all his CDs. From Hooked(the one before To The Extreme), to his latest, BiPolar(in my opinion, best sounding CD of the year...no joke!).

He's coming out with a collaberation CD featuring Anthrax, Iron Maiden, and Vanilla Ice together in a band called "7x70".

Is it 1981..?

:tlol: No...it's 2004.

I rather enjoyed the "Heavy Metal" Vanilla Ice. I believe the album was called "VI" or something like that.

Heavy Metal?

Did he go through that kind of stage in his musical carrer?

Yep, it was around 1997 or so he released a Heavy Metal album. It was a Sepultura/Korn rip off sound. You should check it out, he did a heavy version of Ice Ice baby

The heavy version of "Ice, Ice, Baby" is called "Too Cold". I love that song.

Yeah it's not too bad. I do recomend it.

I wish it was. Modern music sucks.

I prefer the music of 1991-1996 personally.

Most the music I like is from the late 70's up until the mid-90's.

Most of today's music is very poor, content wise, in my opinion.

Re: Vanilla Ice
 

Okay... me being a hip-hop head... I find him the biggest sell-out ever to enter the hip-hop community. He pretty much made it look like a joke, back in it's time, and that was when hip-hop wasn't so embarrassing. Oh well, there's others milking the game now...

yeah he sold out. You'd do the same for a million dollars. He was a young kid and went where the money was.

his Cd isnt called "VI". His two metal CDs were "Hard To Swallow" and "BiPolar". He went under the nickname "V-Ice" and everyone made a big deal about it.

Apparently not a big enough deal, not many have heard of it.
I think I thought it was called VI 'cause the MP3 I had said it was :lol: