Vanilla ice | GenZ Latina Reacts | ice ice baby

[@MiaSoreryOF]

WOW she has the LINK🔗 on her IG🥵

[@PwnageFreak]

DEUS VULT

[@dunhill1]

I noticed that too; I just can't type with one hand. 🙂

[@risen3753]

damnnnn, shes a degenerate?

[@mollycaz1]

Yes she does and a special site ❤

[@larryconnerjr1835]

One of the iconic songs of the 1990’s , loved it as a kid , born in 83 grew up in the 90’s 👍🏽

[@claytonwright2416]

I saw a video of Ice watching the Ice Ice Baby video. He was commenting on the song selling over half a BILLION records worldwide. He even said today just about every year in places around the world, such as various countries in Europe and other continents, that his song is still selling in the millions. To say Ice Ice Baby was influential and popular is a huge understatement. I was also born in '83. The 90's were a huge thing for me, too. I really miss being a kid in those wonderful times.

[@CaddyJim]

This video is from 1990 so Vanilla Ice was 22 & 57 today but still looks a lot like he did

[@jasonglaser7890]

The Jim Carrey parody from In Living Color is one of the funniest things you will see after knowing this.

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@jasonglaser7890 Jim Carrey greatest comic of all time

[@Monstylicious]

haha it's so good. gah, I miss that show

[@scotthildebrand3148]

Yes it was !😂🙌

[@andreadeamon6419]

Wished it was a little longer though. Would've been even more fun

[@3912James]

Vanilla Ice did his thing...but I won't lie....I keep going back to the In Living Color parody.

[@tomfoolery342]

This is one of those songs that everyone says it sucks now, but ER'BODY danced to this back in the day E V E R Y B O D Y PERIODT!!!!

[@daletolmich6459]

NOT everybody... Some of us knew it was awful even then. 😜

[@Ihatescales.mp4]

no most of us knew it sucked then too lol

[@erickh.r.9087]

talk for yourself , I think this song is better than 99% of the rap crap of today

[@Ihatescales.mp4]

@@erickh.r.9087 gotta be white

[@jamesparker7016]

Its catchy, but definitely corny, but i think most of the hate is cause rappers were mad that women reacted exactly like Mia If there’s one thing dudes hate it’s a guy they dont think is cool that has serious motion with women.

[@strush2005]

The beat is from the Queen song "Under Pressure"

[@SJ-ty5rw]

They took legal action against him for using that bass riff , without permission . And ended up making money off the song .

[@wilcross50]

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[@dpall38]

Ice said Queens base line went bum bum bum butta bum bum, and his went bum bum BUM batabum bum. See the difference? The court did not.

[@bobsylvester88]

@@dpall38 it is different, but it’s the same as well.

[@jamesellis701]

​@@dpall38😂

[@CynicalGear]

I have about 90% of this song completely memorized simply because when this song was released, my sister, listened to it nonstop.

[@Mke-t94sd]

Cool as Ice (1991) he stars in that. Dancing, Singing, Acting. Great film.

[@TEXICANROCKNROLL]

The 90's had so many dance hits from MC Hammer - You Can't Touch This, to Young Mc - Bust A Move, or DJ Easy Rock & Rob Base - It Takes Two... The list goes on and on

[@slchance8839]

100% Bobby Brown's My Perogative, Every Little Step you take. Kris Kross. Jump. Most Whitney Houston Songs. Taylor Dayne. Humpty Dance. Push it and other songs by Salt-n-Pepa

[@andreadeamon6419]

Miss the late 80s early 90s. It all went downhill after that

[@TexicanMr]

Kid n play

[@rentalguy1]

It was the 80s. We all danced. It was an absolutely awesome time to be alive and be young.

[@derrickpowell2563]

It was actually 1990

[@ChrisB-k7b]

@@derrickpowell2563 exactly.

[@namik1881]

He was a B-Boy/breakdancer in the Miami hip-hop scene before he blew up

[@zgdafzgdaf4264]

Not sure what this is, it he was from suburban Dallas. He hated it when this was pointed out.

[@clasmaster1471]

He was one of the founders of death row records, in a way, if you know you know.

[@OysterOfDoom]

Almost pulled a Russian style accidental defenistration

[@Nightbreed82]

When I was a kid, I was convinced Vanilla Ice was the same guy that played Max Headroom.

[@pyroishere]

Between the ages of 13 and 14, Robert Van Winkle (Vanilla Ice) practiced breakdancing, which led to his friends nicknamed him "Vanilla", as he was the only one in the group who was not black. Although he disliked the nickname, it stuck. Shortly afterward, Van Winkle started battle rapping at parties and because of his rhymes, his friends started calling him "MC Vanilla".

[@kareemlawson878]

She so fine I love this song I dunno why people act like it’s corny and I’m black I love this ish

[@mikef2811]

We used to thump to this song in my cousin's car and his two 12-inch JL Audio back in the days.

[@CaddyJim]

This was a massive 1 hit wonder first rap song to reach #1 on the Billboard Top 100

[@UncleUncleRj]

he had another hit though, Ninja Rap

[@andreadeamon6419]

Blondie might have that title. Not sure to be honest - but maybe

[@DOUBLECW]

@@andreadeamon6419 What rap song did Blondie do?

[@jordanb966]

@@DOUBLECWrapture

[@FUBAR1986]

For us, senior citizens were not surprised that people of all shades of human being have the ability to do anything and everything… why you don’t have that understanding is mind-boggling!!!

[@kartblanco59]

😂 This brings back memories, I was five years old when this came out, he had another song on the Ninja turtles soundtrack(Ninja rap) before his hype eventually melted

[@ShadowRyu]

I was 8 when this came out. And let me tell you EVERYONE was jamming this song. Some in their cars loud AF, on their home stereo systems, or at home when they were home alone so they can jam without being judged 🤣🤣 "to the extreme" was actually a legit rap album. He got a lot of hate cause he was white, but Vanilla Ice is the reason white rappers started coming into the like light. A whole ass decade before Eminem did it. I still jam this song, and have the whole album on Spotify.

[@jeffreyphipps1507]

To be fair, he's done a LOT of charity work. Since it's Halloween, there's a spoof called "Slice, Slice, Baby". The original song came out in 1990.

[@Shane661]

Born on Halloween is what to listen to, from him, at that time of year.

[@BagoPorkRinds]

Despite what others have said, Vanilla Ice wasn't a 1 hit wonder. He had 2 songs that charted on the Billboard top 10 and a total of 4 songs charting in the top 100. His second hit that reached #4 was 'Play that Funky Music'' and reaching #81 was 'Cool As Ice (Everybody Get Loose)'. But most would remember his 'Ninja Rap' as the official song for the movie, "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2".

[@SiriusV23]

could have been more, but his career ended when he tried to save a police by taking some gang's gun away.

[@MichaelM-b2x]

Best thing I've seen in awhile.. Video was also dope 😏😆

[@bradysmith3400]

“Cold as Ice” and it’s freaking hilarious

[@rholdcroft99]

Vanilla Ice is in "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Secret of the Ooze" had a song in it also.

[@stulindenjr]

That's a classic movie 😅

[@Ryan_Christopher]

I still have my tape of the film soundtrack!

[@sasapetroski981]

He was in movie Ninja turtles... You will listen this song 20 times more 😉😉

[@stansmith3509]

Go ninja go ninja go

[@sasapetroski981]

@@stansmith3509 yes

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@sasapetroski981 he was in the sequel, not the first movie

[@sasapetroski981]

@nsasupporter7557 he was singing when fight start in club

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@sasapetroski981 yes, I know. that was the second movie… Not the first one!!

[@omshantiwellnesscenter]

We all danced in the 80s/90s lol We had a dance for almost every major hit. I think he was like 16 back then.

[@puncho8799]

This song was a mega hit, but the fans started to turn on him when he claimed he was from the hood, but really wasn’t and he starred in his own movie called Cool As Ice in 1991

[@crimsonclover8314]

I saw him in a venue here where it was snowing like hell outside and we were cooking inside watching him dance! We were dancing, sweating and so they had to actually throw water on us occasionally lol it was great! ✌️🔥

[@NEO91154]

I knew she would like this one, it's one of those guilty pleasures.

[@zackkullis5555]

Vanilla is 57 years old. Dude doesn’t look like it either.

[@Emmanuel-cx4mh]

Nice react like always. Next i advice you 2 songs. Snap "Rhythm is a dancer". Technoteonic "Pump up the jam". Enjoy

[@reactioncompilationallstars]

Sold 20 million with this song. He wrote the song when he was 16 and it took off when he was 19

[@maggedo-x1s]

V'Ice got roasted by Jim Carrey on 📺 In Living Color for this video, ;butt V'Ice got cooler with time, especially in "That's My Boy!" w: Adam Sandler in his movie! 😎👍

[@shawnhorror2522]

Vanilla Ice did another version of this song called Too Cold, but it's more hard-core punk music/metal.

[@nicks8131]

Didn't he go on Carson Daly's show and smash the original album, too? I remember something like that happening when he was trying to reinvent himself.

[@Devildog1979]

He’s still doing this at concerts with thousands of people, it’s crazy I was n jr high when this came out and EVERYONE loved it!!! And he still has his white 5.0!!!

[@Wayne-v7l]

He is one of the best icons from the 90's and watched him through the years in palm beach restor program. What a true American Man great work Rob 🎉

[@justinhephner2117]

he was a brief fad in the late 80s along with Hammer, it was a vibe for abt 18 months

[@justinhephner2117]

def need to react to the "In living color" jim carey did a spoof called "white white baby" thats fkn hilarious

[@Deedric_Kee]

Damn that was lit. He was in "Adam Sandler movie too. Vanilla Ice is cool asf. Good video 👍🏼

[@jamesmenaugh206]

This song was so popular back in the day when it came out, then he had the popular hit ninja rap in teenage mutant ninja turtles 2 secret of the ooze

[@briantieken6718]

A little background info. Vanilla Ice was recognized at a dance club owned by the performer MC Hammer. In an interview, Hammer originally said he saw potential in his dancing ability. The rapping was a bonus

[@albertgonzalez5466]

You're officially my favorite KZbinr. Love your reactions. This song did it's thing when it came out but only saw my guy on movies after this

[@kali550]

In the early 90’s him and his dancers would hit the clubs around Dallas & dance for hours. They were all excellent dancers & it was great PR for them locally. You’d see the white 5.0 with ‘Ice’ on the license plate parked in front of the club & you knew who was there that night.

[@ajzepp8976]

I love seeing the younger generation react to stuff that was big when I was a teenager.

[@jamesmenaugh206]

Great reaction babe glad you loved it❤

[@DeVstatrOmga]

He filmed the video in Dallas, not sure if it was around the same time they were also filming the movie RoboCop in downtown Dallas. He made a movie called "Cool as Ice" in 1991, but the kids in that era knew him from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 with the hit song 'Ninja Rap'

[@puncho8799]

He wrote the song when he was 16 in 1983 and he was 23 when the song “Ice Ice Baby” was released in 1990

[@glamourisbest]

Yes you’re right I loved him. A dancing white boy with swag for days. I had your exact same reaction when I saw this video in 1990. I still listen to this song and have always loved it.

[@AlexanderCalderon-kd6mh]

Love this song! It came out when I was in high school! He was a one hit wonder, although there's another song of his I like. He had a cameo in the movie Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: The Secret Of The Ooze & sings a song called Ninja Rap. That movie came out in 1991

[@tonyguilliams5849]

I’m 43 and idolized this dude when this dropped. I had my hair like his and got grounded when I shaved the lines in my brows like him lol. Robert VanWinkle is hella successful today as a real estate mogul and contractor in south Florida. He dated Madonna back in the early 90’s so you know dude was the shit. He had a move called, ‘Cool as Ice’ and had a small part in a Ninja Turtles movie performing ‘Go Ninja’. He was a pro-am dirt bike racer and a breakdancer before he blew up.

[@kingjudah1611]

Mia has good taste for music ..they was hatingʻ on̈ him

[@MarissaM312]

The infamous bass line from Queen’s song Under Pressure (feat David Bowie). Ice,Ice Baby…lol. Early rap. ❤❤❤🙏🙏

[@jeffreyphipps1507]

He was 23/24 when the video came out. He was born on Halloween if memory serves.

[@bonniegoody2shoes933]

“Mia” is melting, but in a good way, great song for sure, also age is but an number for what it’s worth...your reactions are “Fire” per usual...many blessings always...

[@darthmal]

Remember - White men CAN'T JUMP, but some of them (very few) can dance a little.

[@dustinbaker4445]

Didn’t a white guy just win the dunk contest last year? And I knew Brent Barry has won it as well guess some white guys can jump too.

[@charlesf2804]

I think that hook bass line was sampled from "Under Pressure" by Queen, which was in 1981. And I never heard this tune all the way through before. So the track is new and not new at the same time for me.

[@Poundzdaunknown]

Vanilla Ice Had Black Friends Taught Him How To Dance & Rap On Beat, Prince Ital (Also, On 2Pac's "Hail Mary", Was Killed In A Car Accident) Vanilla Ice Was In The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2:Secret of the Ooze Movie & Did A Song Called "Go Ninja Go Ninja, Go"

[@gpproductionz]

Vanilla Ice dancing wise was the lightweight version of MC Hammer

[@orlandoochoada2242]

Those are some killer abs. Kudos. Nice reaction. I'm from Minnesota. Let's get some Prince. "Let's go Crazy" is worth checking out.

[@hashbrown77]

I will never forget when this video dropped in the early 90's. I was 13-14 at the time and me and my mom were watching it and at the same time we both said........"He's WHITE???" Lol 👍👍

[@JasonKennebrew-r1y]

He starred in 1 movie, “ Cool as Ice” and a cameo in “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: The Secret of the Ooze.

[@22-CC-NEWS]

Wrote it as 16, released it as 19 in 1990. He is 54 today! He leaned to dance by observation and practice

[@melaniesnow-q3f]

He was about your age when he made this. We ALL memorized this routine to do with our friends at house parties, SO FUN. I have to say I am really enjoying watching you discover these fun old songs. Your enthusiasm is adorable and I think you are just as cute as you can be! Keep posting and we will keep watching.

[@old_school_4ever]

He was actually in a movie if any old schoolers remember. It was called Cool As Ice.

[@Neotron2001]

This jam went viral before going viral was a thing.

[@Derek14G]

The bass of this song is originally from Under Pressure by Queen and David Bowie from 1981. I think Vanilla Ice was a failed attempt to make Hip-Hop with white rappers, it was not very well seen in the black community, the best rappers until At that time they were black (Public Enemy, N.W.A., Big Daddy Kane, Rakim, etc.) so this was an insult to them, it was only with the intention of selling records, since Hip-Hop in the 1990s was considered underground since hip-hop talked about what black people experienced in the United States: gangs, drugs, violence, death, weapons, racism, etc. This genre was always originally black music. However, we all agree that that barrier was later broken down by Eminem. Still, this song is a classic.

[@paulsmith2516]

That "barrier" you speak of was long gone before Ice, never heard of THE BEASTIE BOYS????? True Brooklyn hip hop OGs?

[@kingjet5123]

You typed all that just to show you have no clue what the fck you're talking about. What are you 12? EVERY record made is made with the intention of selling records, did you come up with that wisdom all by yourself? And hip hop in the 90's was not underground, it was absolutely mainstream. Yo mtv raps came out in 88, there were more white rappers than vanilla ice and Eminem. What did you copy this nonsense off some Wikipedia page or something? Almost everything you said was wrong

[@jaydj3601]

This song always cracks me up when I hear it, all I think of is Jim Carrey singing his version of it on In Living Color 🤣

[@THEBLACCZOMBI]

*I knew the whole choreography for this song in Kindergarten! Also shout out to you for that shirt...I was just over there*

[@ap774]

Every girl in high school was in love with Ice in 1990. He was the hottest rapper at the time and pretty much took radio playlists by storm all across the world. But he fazed out quickly and by 1992 no one cared about Ice anymore because the media did him wrong especially after he went on the Arsenio Hall’s show.

[@shinigamikuroshitsuji336]

Those were different times, life was different. It's a good song. There is a parody of the group The Merkins, it is perfect for Halloween

[@KimoNani-m6z]

Background beat "Under Pressure" by David Bowie and Queen

[@blackpowder99]

Vanilla Ice "Ice Ice Baby" was my first CD.

[@wadew.9986]

I swear to god this is the first time I ever heard someone say they have a crush on Vanilla Ice lmao

[@Kaddywompous]

What?? Chicks were so thirsty back then.

[@jeknechtphotography7106]

I have always loved this one. Ice Ice Baby was a Jammy Jam back in the day and if someone said they didn't like it, they lied. It is still a jam. I think he was like 20-22 when this was released "if rhyme was a drug I'd sell it by the gram" is my favorite line. And "Word to ya Mother" was a popular saying for a while. Robert Van Winkle for President. If There Is A Problem, Yo He'll Solve It. Also, check out the song "Boom" by Bloodhound Gang ft Rob Van Winkle (Vanilla Ice) He has the opening verse.

[@gnorley]

He sings metal too. Also he’s like a billionaire real estate broker in Miami. He’s in his 50’s now. And yes, my sister was more than impressed with the guy.

[@billb43113]

he went metal later in his career and did a heavy metal cover of ice ice baby just look up vanilla ice too cold

[@MrNoclutch]

Wait till she sees Marky Mark And The Funky Bunch "Good Vibrations"

[@jlange73]

Yea this is such a catchy song and yea he had the moves. He had his own feature movie, it wasn't very good, but that didn't stop the girls from wanting to watch it LOL

[@nthman123]

@MiaInTheMoment Vanilla has his own movie called Cool as Ice.🤣

[@MorrisB3]

2 Queen songs today ironically. Mia and her white boys 😂 jk. People LOVED this song when it came out. It was everywhere. I had the album. Then they started hating on it when it was cool to.

[@spryttle]

Big hit back then. He was later found cyrogentically frozen in 1997's 'Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery'. Hasn't really been heard of much since that time.

[@RoninMidzu]

The song was sold in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle movie flick )))

[@sumonjamal1653]

In 1990, the 2 biggest rap singles were "U can't touch this" by MC Hammer (which sampled 'Superfreak' by Rick James) and "Ice ice baby" by Vanilla Ice (which sampled 'Under pressure' by Queen)... Only problem was that Vanilla Ice did not give publishing credit to Queen (and David Bowie), the co-writers on 'Under pressure' and they sued him... Vanilla Ice claimed "it was not the same"... and he lost in court and had to give songwriting credits for the sample he used... and that killed his credibility and career, making Vanilla Ice a one-hit wonder; he did star in his own movie 'Cool as ice'... but it bombed at the box office in 1991. The 90's 'gangsta rap' scene took off by 1992/ '93 and they made 'dancing rappers' like MC Hammer and Vanilla Ice look (and sound) ridiculous overnight and ended their careers.

[@adrianvizcaya8078]

Crazy that Vanilla Ice is nearly 60 and he still looks like his younger self. Guy made more money after his rapping career in real estate, and other business ventures.

[@LooneyBanger]

I remember being around 12 yrs old when this song came out. It was massive. Hopefully you'll eventually do Snow - Informer. Fun reactions as always.

[@emanymton713]

And now *that’s* going to be on repeat in my head again…

[@Shane661]

Not many years back, people were still clowning him. But I was there, and everyone was buying To the Extreme. Great tune. Arsenio tried to wreck him, as did In Living Color. He won the long game.

[@RobertFixit]

The dance reaction like Whhuuttt? Instant heart emoji LOL.

[@EddBanshee]

He was a one hit wonder. But he does have other songs. I know for sure that he starred in the movie, Cool As Ice. He was also in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Secret Of The Ooze. But those are the only movies that at least I know he was in.

[@Deedric_Kee]

Now she needs to check out "Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch.👍🏼

[@Deedric_Kee]

@gonzoyork1908 🙂👌

[@citpeks2000]

He was in a movie called "Cool As Ice" It was pretty terrible, but he raps and dances a lot in it.

[@lll9416]

For some reason, my testosterone levels increase every time i see Mia's amazing reactions.

[@larrypope5142]

I think you’d enjoy his show “The Vanilla Ice Project” and other shows where he remodels mansions. I also remember him in Adam Sandler’s that’s My Boy with Andy Samberg.

[@drewsaadUNITED]

Can't say man didn't have swag...white boys caught a vibe here 😂😂😂😂

[@timafterhours7062]

This song was the FIRST RAP SONG to hot #1 on the National TOP 100 songs list! However once the flashy style of the late 80s & 90s ended He started getting MegaTons of harsh hate over it... Got so bad he'd loose his sh*t and up in jail for responding with a BIGASS "Can O' woopass". He ended up doing realestate and went big doing that too!

[@handsomedevil4860]

He remade this song YEARS later into a metal version called TOO COLD. Not bad considering

[@Metalguy86]

Oh man, this is an oldie but goodie! Would be kinda cool if you would then react to the remix he did of this year's later called "too cold" where he turned it into a Nu metal, or rap metal song, and members of Korn actually wrote the music, and recorded it in the studio with Vanilla Ice.

[@MikeGraham-w2v]

Back in the day in Dallas that’s where this is filmed everyone would dance real talk that place he’s driving in the is where ppl would cruise and be dancing It’s called Deep Ellum

[@NoctemAeternusMusic]

He actually dances just as well live all while rapping very well too. That takes a ton of stamina.

[@kerry-j4m]

Practicing on those dance moves build stamina actually,McHammer's dancers would practice dance moves for hours on end and were very polished dancers because of their long hrs of dancing.

[@texwebb]

This reaction just showed up from the algorithm. I thoroughly enjoyed your reaction to a song we all enjoyed back then. Your comments about dancing made me think you would enjoy Dwight Yoakam as well. He's technically country but has some rock influences for sure. For a live performance, maybe check out Little Sister from his 1988 Austin City Limits performance. For a production video, the official video for Fast As You is very fun. Both are on his channel.

[@bellantwain21]

Vanilla ice 😂love the video Mia stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way

[@johnjohnnston3498]

Next up would be Snow-Informer, it's also slightly cheesy but outweighed by awesomeness.

[@OnAPlain88]

That song was always fire! She should definitely react to it, I'm pretty sure shell like it

[@theriomrasputin8233]

Snow released an updated video and remix of that song on KZbin a few yrs ago. He used to be very active on KZbin.