"How did 2Pac treat you?"

"I was 16 when I wrote that song". People were hating on a kid who was trying to do better for himself.

Now look at him . He's fixing homes and doing a stand up job in life . Great guy respect

A fella who took a lot of abuse for being successful.

It's like as a kid you hear the jokes and think it's hilarious and laugh. But then you grow up and see what Vanilla Ice has done and you're not laughing any more.

I love how vanilla ice embraces his past. Mark Whalbergh literally tries to hide his affiliation with hip hop.

One hell of a good dude. I sat next to his table at a restaurant and didn't make it known I was a huge fan. I observed a very well spoken and polite man who continues to be the best he can be.

Vanilla Ice wasnt just a rapper, he was an entertainer and real hip hop. Hip Hop style dancing, beatboxing, graffiti, emceeing = Hip Hop. He was excellent at all of it, and is a true OG Legend and still Cool as Ice.

I went to the MC Hammer/Vanilla Ice concert in Houston. My Mom covered my eyes because Ice kept humping the floor , Hammer was dope

He seems really genuine and without an ego.

This white man has aged very well. I use to pump ‘Ice Ice Baby’ in my 5.0.

Whether you're laughing at him, enjoying his music, or admiring what he's done with his life, he's going to bring a smile to your face.

I like how he doesn’t try to talk thuggish.

I still like vanilla ice. People want to trip on him but you can't knock his success and his contribution to mainstream rap. MC Hammer and Vanilla Ice were the ones who made rap commercial and mega profitable.

I appreciate Vanilla Ice a lot. He's a legend and keeps it as real as it gets.

I went to his 1991 concert here in Melbourne Australia and U have to E honest....It was bloody amazing, Vanilla Ice live, no back up tapes, no BS was absolutely wild live, and so real and he beatboxer, freestyles, talked to the packed out audience all through the show, it was lit