FIRST TIME HEARING Vanilla Ice - Ice Ice Baby (Official Video) REACTION 

People clown Vanilla Ice all the time, but EVERYONE knew the words to this song back in the day

"When someone says 'stop', I never know if it's in the name of love, hammer time, or if I'm supposed to collaborate and listen." 🤣

"I thought he was black." _Ice just shed a tear hearing that!_

Great Reaction! He actually was singing, " If my rhyme was a drug I'd sell it by the gram!"🙃 I am always amused when people think Vanilla Ice is a " One Hit Wonder" This song was such an explosive single hit for him it caused a lot of people to not take time to realize he was more than a " One Hit Wonder"... Vanilla Ice has 25 hit songs, 6 studio albums, 1 live album, 2 compilation albums, 3 video albums, 24 music videos and a remix album... but " Ice Ice Baby" was the FIRST hip hop single to top the billboard charts. It helped diversify hip hop by introducing it to the mainstream white audience and you could say the rest is history! Vanilla Ice ( a.k.a. Rob Van Winkle) Is not only a rapper, singer, producer and actor he is also a construction contractor and has a t.v. show " The Vanilla Ice Project" Where he does home improvement reno's so he can " flip and sell" homes.

don't care what anyone say... this is a hip hop classic... everyone knew the words to this song

This was THE song when it came out. Everyone was jamming to it and if they say they weren't, THEY ARE LYING!!!!!

I like kids appreciating our 90s music.

I was laughing my ass off in the beginning, thinkin “these dudes gonna be so surprised when this song kinda bangs”

No matter what people say, growing up to this song it was banging in everyone's cars, parties and people loved it.

Vanilla Ice should have never been ashamed of that song. It is an absolute classic rap song.

People hate so hard, but to be real, this had a great beat and a few pretty sweet lyrics. “Will it ever stop? Yo, I don’t know. Turn off the lights, and I glow.” And “Stop, Collaborate and Listen” is still pretty sweet. Respect.

Can’t lie, I was at the concert & he rocked it !!!

VANILLA ICE FOR PRESIDENT: He collaborates, he listens, and if you have a problem he’ll solve it 🤣

Can’t lie, if you grew up late 80s early 90s you still know all the words!!!

Hammer and Vanilla were known as the best dancers in hiphop as far as MC's during the peak of this era around 1990-1991.

Alert!! Remember how we were in this particular time in our country! Music can unite. Let's get back to this. ❤️

I'm so glad this is an honest review. Everyone makes fun of him and this song, but it's actually a really good song.

Ice was before his time, people didn’t know how to take him, he could dance better than most.

Ice was an entertainer no doubt about it.

I was in high school when this song came out you couldn't escape it . vanilla Ice was the bomb back in my day not only he had bars but had game that was hard to touch! He was on the seen before M&M .

You know you’re old when 2 young men haven’t heard Ice Ice baby before and you still rock it on occasion.

People want to act like they weren't jamming to this now but EVERYONE did back in the day! Lol

I cant explain how much I love seeing younger people get into the songs I grew up to!!! SO great!

I love this. Does my heart good to see young folks giving out music a chance and not just immediately shutting it down

"I thought he was black" omg that was to funny😂😂😂

Jim Carrey impersonating him on in living color is hilarious

Vanilla Ice and En Vogue opened for MC Hammer at the UIC Pavillion in Chicago. That was one of the Hottest concerts I've ever seen. They all brought down the House!! The entire audience was up on their feet dancing and going crazy in the aisles. Loved those days!

There's a reason this was, for its time, the biggest song ever. We'd never heard anything like it before. Vanilla Ice is a huge reason hip-hop is as popular as it is today

Everytime Vanilla Ice throws his head back, it reminds me of the "In Living Colour" rapper sketch with Jim Carrey LOL

“I thought he was black!” He’s VANILLA Ice yo lol

I was young and dance maniac when this song hit the World stage. People all over the World went nuts over Vanilla Ice. Epic moment in Music History. Glad to see you both enjoyed this song. Respect from 🇨🇦💕

That shit use to go hard in High school. ICE ICE BABY 🎙🎶🎶

I am starting a twinsthenewtrend fan club! I cannot tell you how much y’all do for my mental health. And the fact you’re never crude or inappropriate is so rare, you are just awesome. Fun fact: Queen’s “Under Pressure” plays at the beginning.

"I thought he was black" lol that was hilarious..you guys rock.

I was stationed in South Korea when this first hit. The clubs were PACKED when this came on. Ice was IT!!! 👏😂

They need to watch Jim Carey on " In living Color" do his Vanilla Ice, it's pretty hilarious.

"I thought he was black!" Hahahaha......his name is VANILLA ice!!

No offense "kids" ( i'm 60) but it makes me feel good to see ya'll appreciating old school music. Love your videos.

No one had ever heard a song like this before. It brought rap back to life.

This shit was tight. The music, the lyrics, the beat, the moves. All of it. Was there in the clubs when it came out. Very little got people moving the way this song did. So he was not ACTUALLY from the streets as he implied. He still knocked this one out of the park. He sampled without credit and it cost him but the song is his.

People nowadays give him so much crap, the guy sold millions of records, yes records not downloads, had #1 hit and was known allover the world, respect to Vanilla ice from Australia 🇦🇺

Anybody that said they didn’t like this joint back in the day is,“lying to you.”

And on Nov. 3, 1990, rap cemented its finally unignorable mainstream influence with its first-ever No. 1 single on the Billboard Hot 100: Vanilla Ice's “Ice Ice Baby.”

That's the thing that kind of gets lost in the history of Hip Hop... there were so many people responsible for bringing it to the mainstream and perpetuating the sound...paving the way for others. That 85-95 span is pure gold... Run DMC, Beastie Boys, NWA, Public Enemy, Vanilla Ice, MC Hammer, Cypress Hill... Tribe... even Rage... and I know I'm missing a ton of others.... But everybody was doing their thing.

Boyyyyy back in '91, we used to rap ice ice baby word for word on the bus coming from football games...🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈

"They had some cool dance moves back in the day". I feel so old, lol

You guys were so cute when you realized Vanilla Ice was white. It's in his name! I waited for your reaction and was delighted!

Does my heart good to see you guys vibing on this track. You guys not knowing the controversy surrounding it before hearing it proves it stands up as a hip hop classic, as most people tried to pretend it didn't.

Their reaction when they realized he's white was the funniest thing I've seen in a while.

"Bruh, I thought he was black!" Me : * Laughs in millennial * This is a treat

In case anyone is wondering, Ice took his music from the Queen/David Bowie song "Under Pressute"

I was getting ready to head out the door for school in fourth grade and my best friend comes knocking at the door " dude turn to MTV" and there it was. The walk to school was a fun one.

“This guys got bars”.😂😂 If only these kids knew the ridicule he faced at the time.

"I thought he was black!" I knew they would be shocked by that! "ICE ICE, BABY!"

He was the man back in the day. The woman loved him all races . I sat in his 5.0 in Chicago

You 2 r killing it. Love the respect

Oddly enough, vanilla ice went on to have a successful house flipping career. He had a tv show and everything!

Someone somewhere once said "He was too white for the black crowd and too black for the white crowd" 🤷🏾‍♂️ Idk bout all that, but the dude could and still can rap good. Dope reaction y'all 💯💯

I love these guys passion and excitement for music, it is uplifting and infectious !

This was my teenage years, great to see you guys loving it. 😉✌

"I thought he was black." Everyone who heard this song for the first time in 1990

I'm 47 and when they play this in the club everyone loves it.

This song was not just HUGE in the States but WORLDWIDE.. It was "HUGE" 👏👏👏

This boy has a nice flow and his vocabulary and vernacular are colorful and on point .

He's a contractor now and has a show were he remodels maga mansions. It's on DIY channel. You can stream it. It's called the Vanille Ice Project. He really does some amazing things to these mansions.

I know Vanilla Ice personally and he still has bars. He wrote this song when he was around 16. A classic

Nice to see someone react to this without the baggage of the controversy associated with it.

lol.i remember back in 1993 high school, all wearing big Michael Jordan T-shirt and baseball cap,and with radio in classroom: ice ice baby.

If anyone says they didnt love that song when it first came out, they lie.

They are still playing this in 2020... that says something. VI didn’t deserve the crap he got.

This song was blasting from EVERY car when it came out.Metal,disco,hip hop,country-didn’t matter.This song hit that hard,it was contagious!

This rhyme was Da Bomb back in the day. There was no racial divide when this played. EVERYONE was jammin to this.

Okay, this is serious, you NEED to react to “Informer” by Snow. It’s a nineties anthem! Haha

30 years old and this has better flow than any mumble rapper

Im old enough to be ya'lls momma (48 in three days). I cannot begin to tell you how much i love watching you two react and respect all the music i grew up listening to and still loveso well! Yall are great!

So, I remember waiting for it to come on the radio and tryna push record so fast so you don't miss anything at the start...on a cassette tape recording over anything and everything.

I clicked so fast for this one. 🤣❤️

Yes, Vanilla Ice did his thing back then. Even if some people don't want to admit it.

The summer of 1990 was Ice Ice Baby and Vogue. People front saying they didn’t like this song but it was number one on billboard it’s also the very first rap song to reach number one on billboard

No matter what people want to say now this was the jam back in the day.

We need “Snow, Informer.” Gotta do it. Thumbs me up, guys and gals. 👌👌👌

O-m-g so many people make fun of him but anytime this song comes on everyone starts singing and dancing.. good times, good memories👌💃

You hear this song today and it STILL gets everybody hyped.

Freddie Mercury's reaction after hearing Ice, Ice, Baby. It's a scenario we can now imagine courtesy of Mercury's longtime assistant Peter "Phoebe" Freestone, who recounted his version of events in a blog post recently added to his official site. As Freestone writes, Mercury actually thought he was listening to "Under Pressure" at first - and as reality set in, he seemed bemused more than angry. "He carried on eating his breakfast and suddenly stopped, frowning. I thought there was a problem with his food but he said ‘no,'" he recalled. "He started listening intently and couldn’t believe his ears. He was smiling when he said that he couldn’t believe what he was hearing ... a blatant ripoff." After calling manager Jim Beach, Mercury apparently "left it at that, always remembering that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery" - although the way things shook out wasn't always flattering for Vanilla Ice, who soon saw the chart-topping era of his career implode in a cloud of embarrassing personal revelations and Ninja Turtles, and would spend years facing assorted mockery for the way he'd handled the "Under Pressure" situation. The members of Queen weren't always the kindest when talking about "Ice Ice Baby," which was ultimately co-credited to the band as well as their "Under Pressure" collaborator David Bowie. "A white rapper from Florida ... great," quipped drummer Roger Taylor at one point, and in 1991, guitarist Brian May admitted his view of the whole thing had been jaundiced "because rap doesn't really appeal to me." After a couple of years, however - and a lawsuit settled to the band's satisfaction - May's feelings had softened somewhat. In a 1993 interview with Howard Stern, he insisted there were "no hard feelings" because Ice "settled up" - and ultimately, the song might have exposed their music to a new audience anyway. "In the end, it was very good for us because a lot of people went 'ah, so that's where that comes from,'" May noted. "So a lot of people who never would have heard of Queen heard of Queen because of that."

If you guys are checking out 90s classics, please react to House of Pain “Jump Around” 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 The anthem of my youth!!!

When kids realize their parents might have been cooler than them!

Most sold song ever . He wrote it when he was 16 . Much respect 💯💚

I can't believe i can still remember the words to this, word for word!, lol!

Vanilla Ice had catchy beats, that's what made him! Cool thing about him is that he is an awesome businessman. He took the money that he made during his rap career and became a contractor. He's now making millions renovating million dollar homes!

This song was so big, even people who didn't like rap knew every word to it!

Very, very good song! It makes you wanna move, and the lyrics… relevant even to this day, especially when you measure it to what they are saying today!!! You go boy!!!

Really enjoyed this watchalong I appreciated your appreciation!

The Message by Grandmaster Flash. Paul Revere by Beastie Boys. Rapper’s Delight by Sugerhill Gang

Jim Carrey spoofed Vanilla Ice on "In Living Color" it was hilarious!😂

Vanilla Ice will always bring some of my best memories alive. The 90’s were pure gold ❤

So happy that you like this one .... the cool thing about you guys is that you dont judge any artist

Check out “Under Pressure” by Queen & David Bowie. That’s the song that is sampled in this one. Love you guys!! Keep on going!

Don't know if you have heard it yet..... But MC Hammer, "u can't touch this" If you like the dancing in this one you will love Hammers

On the one hand I'm ashamed that I scorned without listening to rap/hip hop when it was developing. (I'm 71, raised a Good Catholic and was offended by the language & themes.) But it FINALLY dawned on me when it was a WORLDWIDE art form that I had to be the one who was wrong. The good thing is discovering all the great stuff I missed before.

This was the tune back in the early 90’s, it was everywhere, and literally everybody loved it including 7 year old me lol