The 90's was a banger, if you wanted to talk to your friends you had to go find them. Everybody was alive back then, not hiding behind a screen. I was 15 when Ice Ice Baby came out. Instant Banger
Everyone tried to kick this guy down. Look at him. Smart , wealthy and healthy . Tupac - dead , suge knight -prison - biggie -dead , most people around his era dead or broke . This guy had his demons and came out the other side a WINNER .
You nailed it. They hated on him because he's white and did it better than ALL of them. He could sing, dance like a mf'er, entertain, he's good looking dude, talented and smart. The racism toward him was shameful. IMO the black artists should have been proud to see a white guy being raised on their music and being inspired by them to try to do it himself. Imagine you are on stage as a white boy in 2023. Now imagine doing it in 1989....at an all black club. Dude had stones and got screwed by the industry, but he still found a way to win! #iceicebaby
@@dealerslicenseops How dumb of you to say he was hated on because he's white did you see he was the opening act for the black artist. this is why your comment is so very ignorant, we the orignal creators of hip hop and other music forms black people have always been welcoming we don't care what color you are if you have the talent the gift and not coming to make a mockery of the art form, you will be accepted we new about Vanella Ice and other white Hip Hop/ Rap Artist and there is a difference and obviously you wouldn't no that with such an ignorant mindset (your belief) before the white community and if you have they would have to come to are venues where there would be Nooooo!!! white people around except for them and if that white artist or group had talent we blessed them if you didn't have talent you may get booed or laughed at and that happened with black artist as well if they were not good, but they still was welcomed. Black people are the most welcoming group of people there is you can coe into our commuties our churches, stores, music and so on and we welcome you just as long as you don't come with that (BS) but we are not welcomed in your communities, stores and etc. So thats why we continue to create our own and someone like you wants to come over with that (BS) Racist mindset, when we have never been about that thats why we our suspicious of people like yourself you our the ones we allow into our churches and stores and start to shoot everyone up and yet you say we our racist against Vanella Ice and guess what he's never said that about that black cummunity because we had to embrace him first and if we didn't embrace him you would never had known about him. And also something else and only you can explain this with your racist thoughts (mindset) why is it when a white person comes into our space, genre and do what we our doing why do people such as yourself always have to say this white person does it better than the black people who has been doing it before this person was even in diapers people were doing a thing before this white people ever knew about out thing and then you white discover it as you say and now you do it better than every black person before you, during and after just wondering. And before anyone preference this to all white people it is not because once again we the black community have welcomed everyone and we don't get that same love back in return and thats why we create. This is to @dealerlicenseops for saying they hated on him (Vanella Ice) for being white whoever (they) are when Vanella Ice grew up around black people and was around black people where do you think he got it from and learned it from he was around Hip Hop/Rap. There is so much thats going on in our (black) communities and our genre that you will never know about @dealerlicenseops and guess what white people are there and they are welcomed because they our a part of what we are doing they don't have your racist mentality. I don't expect to hear an intellegent response back nor do i need to because I've heard it all before from someone like you different face but share the same mind we all have, Now I'm done with you @dealerlicenseops just continue to muddle around in that racist mind space of yours. P.s And whatever yourselling we will make sure to stay away.
@@tweezee strange. I just keep hearing about how anything an African ever did in Africa, or a black person does in America, I am not allowed to do today in America. Cultural appropriation or something. Hip Hop is the biggest thing whites have no right to monetize. See what they did to vanilla ice? They tried with Eminem with the freestyle about black kim from when he was a kid. Probably would have worked had they aired it 3-6 years earlier. By that time, his place was solidified. Obviously someone will cherry pick a few examples, but I have come to understand the music industry is one form of our government's active brainwashing on the US people.
@Mister Happy So what does that tell you when a convicted felon who has spent over half his life in the system "sounds like" a "right wing goof"? Maybe there's something to what that right wing goof is saying. To clarify, I am not talking about petty things like which hairstyle to use, how to talk, etc. I am talking about someone being told they can't do something that takes skill/talent based on their skin color. Skill/Talent trumps skin color 1000 percent of the time. In essence, me and the OP are saying the same thing. I just took issue with Tweeze over generalizing by skin color : Whites wouldnt listen to the smart blacks! Nothing is ever split 100% blacks vs white .
Vanilla Ice is and always has been a cool dude with style...You look at that dudes hair in the 90s and he just made it cool...Look at him in this interview, he's prob 50 years old and he's still got on fly gear...Dude is still styling at 50. He knows how to stay fresh and move with time.
thatstheguy07 Hell yeh! Rap music changed so much around 98. The sound of the beats just disapeared. Apparently technology played its role in the change but so lucky to have grown up in that era. I was born 79 so had the best music and T.V. Good times! :)
I'm Brazilian I was born in 81... The 90s was the last great decades. Everywhere around the World was booming! Rap, Rock n' Roll, Reggae, Internet, so many thing going on!
@@marks4553 Relax.....you think you know me from one comment...LOL I was just pointing out the irony. I have no problem with Rob....or Vanilla Ice. I actually like the guy. I think he spreads a great message and doesn't just talk the walk, he walks the talk....if you know what I'm sayin... Anyway...good dude as far as I'm concerned. Like most really talented artists, there's always waaaaaay more to em than meets the eye. So....like I said....relax We're all good here
This was a great interview, I didn’t realize how interesting Vanilla Ice really is, and how much of his business is his passion. Great to see, thanks Pat!
I saw Vanilla Ice in 2015 at a 90s concert with Salt n Pepa, Boys To men and a bunch of other 90s groups. Vanilla Ice was the headliner. I thought it would be funny. When the bass dropped before he came on stage I never heard bass that deep and loud. When the beat dropped even I yelled. It was awesome. After that I say nothing but good things about this guy. Hes a genuine entertainer.
@@mikedeangelo286 I wish I knew where this "white privilege" I keep hearing about was so I could get me some! It doesn't exist around here. Unless you consider being dead, in prison or in poverty to be white privilege. Like the other guy said, it's about rich vs poor nowadays in the grand scheme of things, but they sure have you fooled.
This guy is so sharp when I listen to him speak. I always thought he was just some made up character. But he is able to articulate the difference in generations and music and the void in this generation. And the power of music.
I ache to return to my childhood.... to the mid 80’s to early 90’s....i was 9 years old in 1989.....life was so good....playing nintendo.....regular nintendo.....awesome cartoons, awesome toys, and some of the best movies of all time...(back to the future, goonies, indiana jones,etc...) life was easy....im so happy i was born in 81...i really feel like the 80’s and the early 90’s were unforgettable times...theyre doing remakes and reboots of alot of things from these 2 decades for a reason....
I was born in 79 and totally agree. I know it's cliched to say "back in my day" but it's the truth. We had so much fun doing things. My oldest son was playing Xbox for the 8 straight hour. I told him I understand that he has fun playing games with people around the world. We actually went and experienced things though. Sometimes we did dumb things sometimes we got hurt or in trouble. But at the end we learned consequences and rewards, while picking up life skills. We played Nintendo but it was only the center of our activities when we stayed overnight at our friends. I got my first kiss when we were running around the neighborhood and ran into some girls at the park. Couldn't have happened if I was playing video games by myself.
Ziggybam Murphy if you wanna reminisce about your childhood, lookup "I miss the 80's" by Milkweed, on here.(CZcams) It mentions pretty much everything you said, plus a shit ton more, including historical events, etc. The song is funny as hell! Check it out.
That because they try and tell you America is horrible and you need the government to do everything.. Its crap... We can do it ourselves, we need less government not more that's for sure
I was 14 when vanilla ice hit popularity so I've been watching some of the early 90's. His interviews back then compared to now, how much he's learned, grow and matured is an inspiration. I thought he was cool back then, even more amazing now, but even in his interviews back then he seems like a genuinely nice person.
Today, 41 years old and at possibly the lowest point in my life. Never thought an interview with Vanilla Ice would give me that life saving inspiration that I need. Thank you Vanilla Ice.
One of the best interviews that I've heard from an artist....I needed to hear this on so many levels. Salute Valuetainment and The Legendary Vanilla Ice.
He doesn't look like someone born in the late 60s, looks more like born in the 80s. Surprising that he's 51 this year - must take care of himself and exercise well!😲👍😎 Congrats on the interview with Vanilla Ice Patrick!😎 From a rap career to a real estate capitalist/enthusiast - the transition is remarkable!
Peter Turay Jr He is one of those that looked older when they were younger, but they don't age as the years go on and subsequently look the same as they did in their twenties. I am the same type. When I was a teenager people thought I was in my thirties, now that I am 40, people think I am in my mind twenties. It's weird.
Vanilla ice is and will always be in my top 10 in hip hop because his music got me through alot of child hood truma hats off brother thank you for that 🙏
Damn, Vanille Ice speaks the truth. I know some people will say he's being an oldhead, but come on now...the 90's were so wonderful man, i had so much fun as a kid. If i could go back i won't hesitate!
El Millonario I would with ya it sucks now repeat and rinse sad days now
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truth? based on what? hahashaha u people r funny..b4 this interivew u couldnt giv a shit about him and tlaking crap aobut his career.now he speaks the truth hahaha jjust like wen dorian yates came on to this chanel,he also spoke the truth right hahaha,i swear to god if patrick had Hitler come on to this fuckin show u guys still be sayin "he speaks the truth"
Pop culture. 2pac, NSYNC, Backstreet Boys, Steve urkel, Michael Jackson, Michael Jordan, mike tyson, the Cosby show, full house, saved by the bell, fresh prince of bel air. Tom cruise, brad pitt, Leo DiCaprio, Chris Farley, magic Johnson, Michelle kwan, tiger woods. Etc etc etc
Vanilla Ice is ON POINT with the 90s being the last hot decade of trends & influence. The musicians we had back THEN were dope: Oasis, Alice in Chains, Smashing Pumpkins, Lenny Kravitz, Robin Stone, Soundgarden, 2pac, Eminem, Nas, Big L, KoRn, Deftones, the list goes on. What do we have now? Lil Xan, 6ix9ine, Lil Yachty, & Lil Pump. SMH! Look at other stuff too like pro wrestling, we had the Attitude Era (WWF, WCW, ECW) & some of the best tv shows: The Simpsons, Dragon Ball Z, Eek the Cat, South Park, Power Rangers, Batman Animated Series, Spiderman Animated Series, X-men Animated series. Video games, we had SNES, Pokemon Red/Blue, Sega Genesis, Dreamcast, PS1, N64, groundbreaking titles like WCW Revenge & Ocarina of Time. Those days are fucking gone & it sucks man. Fuck these kids today; they don't know shit!
TheReviewSpace brother you said a mouthful I was born in 87 I experienced all of it and remember it all these celebrities back then were larger then life no social media
I'm happy to see vanilla ice now as confident individual that seems to be very satisfied and truly content with wherever he is in life. He def rocked a few summers of my childhood. Salute to bro.
It’s so funny how little credit Ice gets in general. The man has accomplished so much and been so scrutinized and he just keeps getting up and keeps going. Gotta love the positive mind frame he keeps. Class act.
Admit it, many of us in the 90's would have rolled our eyes and laughed our asses off and the mere mention of ''Vanilla Ice''...I know I did back in the day, but after watching this interview...respect! A total '180 of my perception of him 20-25 years ago.
I didn't like his music, it came off fake...that's the honest truth from my perspective back then, but like he said life is short and its all about fun and we take things too serious. With that said I listen to his music now because I realized that generation of music was great and just didn't appreciate it for what it was. Great interview and he seems like a great person.
Same, I graduated HS in 85. A lot of my friends loved him, but I never liked the whole persona. Then I went to race MX down in Miami, probably late 90's, and Vanilla Ice is there. At the rider meeting he raised his hand to ask a question. I was expecting, yo yo yo, what dis bout type of crap. What I heard was intelligent, respectable, thought out question just like in this interview. I instantly realized it was all an act and he did it for the money, knew what he was doing all along. My entire perspective of him changed that day. Saw him at many race days after that. He always had a handful of kids that would follow him around and he was always nice to every one of them. One of these days I might even have to watch Ninja Turtles!
Great interview. I had been waiting to see this kind of interview with Vanilla Ice because like it or not he IS part of Hip Hop history and he opened alot of closed eyes to hip hop. We loved him here in Puerto Rico in the 90s for sure
This was a really good interview! Rob is articulate, incredibly talented, and has definitely lived an interesting life . I was super impressed with his knowledge, creativity and work ethic and I could tell Pat was too.
I still remember his rise to fame. He really represents not just an amazing success as a musician but also as a man who brought millions and millions of people from vastly different cultures and background together through his music. After watching this intereview, I have to add that he comes across as a remarkably sincere, thoughtful and generally solid dude.
Great times, Rob is so kind, awesome, fun and hugely entertaining. Thanks for the joy you bring the world. I am glad you are where you are in your life and still share it with us.
The Gen X folks (like me class of '99) really are the last of a dying breed ... the Y2K gen along with the _millenials_ are an anti-social total technocratic society with zero people skills and nothing but fantasy all expecting and feeling entitled to a give it to me lifestyle
I admire guys that overcame the hate, I can relate to it. Just a regular guy but I blew up with the lady’s and ended up hated for it, even my so called friends were jealous. Seeing how Rob handled hings goin on in his life, inspired me and a part of me learning to constantly reinvent myself, believe in myself and keep moving forward. Not to mention I’m still look good for my age to. Side note I was listening to Rob and hip hop back when listening to hip hop as a white Boi would get you made fun of hip hop records were lucky to go gold. I fell in love with beastie boys and run dmc as a young kid during the early mtv days
@1979 BM it's racist as fuck. Is it because BM stands for "Bowel Movement" and not "Black Male" that you can pretend the "shit you say" isn't racist. Or is it because you're black. Nothing I just said was racist either. It was facetious and highly accurate. You fuck.
“90's was the last of the great decades” This insightful statement alone is enough to regard this guy as a mature thinking individual and not just a hack like the rest of the celebs.
Down to earth, genuine, intellectual, and his love for poetry and how he expresses this is truly refreshing. Great interview and loved getting to watch/listen to this! Inspiring for me! Be well everyone❤
I liked Vanilla Ice back in the 90's, and I still like him to this day. He gets a lot of heat, people are quick to make fun of him and deny they ever listened to that song, but they're full of shit! It didn't matter what kind of music you listened to back then, EVERYONE loved Ice Ice Baby. Some just feel the need to deny it. Say what you will about him, fact remains he is the man!
I'm black and I really liked Ice Ice Baby immediately when it first came out. And even today when it comes on the radio I turned it up because the song is a bona fide hit and it is timeless
The 90s were definitely the best years. Everything was so chilled and relaxed. I'm from South africa, man, these guys shaped our entire world. Even EVERY ninja or Kung fu movie was big back then. Vanilla ice is right, I am a fan of his and the Ninja Turtles. It's also great to see Adam Sandler incorporating Vanilla ice into his movies.
I saw Ice opening for Hammer here in Australia in 91, I was 11 at the time, had the stripes in my hair, Fluro shirt, baggy pants on, the works, this guy was my HERO back then Im 41 now and have watched this interview at least a dozen times, recommended it to everyone i know I am beyond impressed and happy that he's such a Solid guy after everything thats happened to him. Love ya Ice, come tour Oz again, I'll be there Front Row (again)
This joint still 🔥. I felt bad when he was having a problem with ice ice baby. It was definitely a hood banger. Happy he got over it and embrace the era.
still love Vanilla Ice and his music and everything about the 70s-80s-and 90s..People can joke on Ice all they want but they never got his fame or money..AND still going..
Super interesting interview and awesome to hear that 2Pac was so cool. Love 2Pac and Vanilla. I have no idea that he actually sold so many albums… I still pull up all the old school rap from NWA to 2Pac and all. And Vanilla is right, I through on NWA and it takes me back to grad school and the cardboard boxes in the front yard practicing the break dancing moves with my old school Nieghbor friends from Beirut. Miss those guys and days.
Ice a real good business man and totally down to earth. Saw him about 10 years ago performing in my home state. He still could rock the stage, even with just him and a drummer.... Dude still gets props from me...
This is a great interview, vanilla ice is actuali very switched on due to the ups n downs he experienced over the course of his career, thank God for people like him who survived that industry and lived to tell his story.
@@MrThe1234guy A lot of people hate on Vanilla Ice. I can’t lie I used to make fun of him but after watching this he’s gained my respect that’s FORSURE
I wouldn't call him a genius musician or a great rapper but he's charismatic and has a ton of energy. And he's very likable. I like the guy even more now that i see he's doing positive things with his energy.
He seems to love to bring up the fact that his first album sold a lot! The bottom line is this. He was a one hit wonder. If he was a goat he'd still be around. What makes you a success is the ability to still be relevant all theses years. People stopped checking for him in the early 90s. I'm not hating just keeping it 💯. Plus according to the death row interview. He didn't even write the song ice ice baby on his own. That's why suge knight hung him out the window 🪟.
@@tonygarrett9115 Guys in his 50's and he still sells 3 million records a year. Haha! He might be a little more relevant than you think. Plus we're both watching him interview from 4 years ago. I think you're boxing him in as a musician when he's a person. A very successful person.
@@LukesPointsandMiles bro. Stadiums aren't booking him. He's definitely a thing of the past. Let's compare money. Jay Z! Beyonce, Little Wayne!, Rick Ross. Drake! Those are the rich and relevant artists..bro stop making me laugh with you nonsense. 😂 have a seat. They don't have to rely on DIY shows to make money. Cmon now
@@tonygarrett9115 hahaha. Why in the world are you comparing him to anyone else? Sounds like you’re seeing things in a much different way than what was the context of the interview. Booking stadiums? Wtf are you even talking about haha.
Great interview. Vanilla Ice, is cooler than nitrogen. Inspiring to see how he came up, and achieved so much success by sheer hard work. Great message for our times: Leave your past behind, work hard, learn new things, don't settle for being mediocre.
Probably one of the best interviews ever!!, Rob was on point but this interviewer Patrick was the perfect guy to interview vanilla. They play well off each other
I’m so glad ICE stood the test of time. I remember him on Arsenio Hall show where they tried to destroy him and when he was on a comeback show with the leader of Motley Crue. That guy sold out and said he’d change everything to make a comeback but Vanilla didn’t. I respected that. I’m glad he’s still there. I would really like to meet him.
I grew up with this guy. We all loved the music. Not knowing him back then, and now listening to him now, i am so impressed with the person he has turned out to be. Great interview. Just wish you could fix the missing audio .
Great Interview!Thank you for introducing to the world this humble but also worldwide known successful artist.He is an entrepreneur just like you,and you guys both feed off of each other and have passion for what you both do which makes this one of the best interviews I’ve ever seen!!Ice as a Artist,Performer,House Flipper,Builder,Businessman,Poet,Entrepreneur,has affected so many peoples life’s and it is a true he is an inspiration to others out.He is a great motivator like yourself doing the interview.I have to be real,Vanilla Ice speaks the truth and great you have questions as always and he has great answers and we all have or should have a great new perspective on this man,his career,and the music industry as a whole and how hard work triumphs every time.Best Interview Of Artist Ever!!You said it best he is an Entrepreneur at heart. Keep up the great work.I watch your videos all the time.
Great interview! You know Robby aka Vanilla Ice is a very down to earth hands on guy and yes, he is a cool dude! Really enjoyed the whole deal. Thanks!!
I’ve got to know more about his life experiences regarding SCARS and ADD. This information from Vanilla gives me chills. I had no idea he went through some depressing times. Is there a biography on him? He is brilliant and intuitive.
Vanilla Ice has done well for himself. Dude worked his ass off and never stopped. His career transformations are pretty incredible. Interesting take on the 2pac murder. Almost makes me re-assess my thoughts. Almost. Valuetainment is really kicking ass. I like the diversity in his guests backgrounds. Wouldn't mind interviews with Master P or J Prince if he hasn't spoke to them yet.
I was 16yrs old in 1990. What an amazing decade it turned out to be 🙋♂️ man...it was so fun & all types of awesome music was spawned during this time. So many good memories ☺️👍
This is a true gift! Robert is extremely gifted in business and I love how when asked how he keeps his money, he stands tall and says, Work. The way he said that says so much about getting up early and making things happen. My mind just expanded on a whole other level. What the truck is his craziest memory... That's the scariest sh!t I have ever heard! Satan is totally in control of THEM. Glad to see he recovered.
I can remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I heard “Ice Ice Baby”, still love the track, and will bust out the lyrics any time I hear it!! Great interview!!
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vaniila ice once robbed the store i worked at .
i also remember when his moms lamas or emus or some shit got lose and ran around town causing a huge scene and car accidents.
i met vanilla ice twice and was a major let down ...never meet ur heros was never a trueer saying
Vanilla Ice cam out of focus.
Please run for POTUS in 2020 Pat
The 90's was a banger, if you wanted to talk to your friends you had to go find them. Everybody was alive back then, not hiding behind a screen. I was 15 when Ice Ice Baby came out. Instant Banger
Just thinking the same thing. You had to find each other. Way better
Jesus you're old. Stop reminiscing about the old days and get a life
I allways view this as the late 80"s
Your comment fucking nailed it…you had to go find your friends - not hide behind a screen. Fucking truth!
I used to take a magazine with his picture on the cover every time i went to get a haircut. 😂
Everyone tried to kick this guy down. Look at him. Smart , wealthy and healthy . Tupac - dead , suge knight -prison - biggie -dead , most people around his era dead or broke .
This guy had his demons and came out the other side a WINNER .
You nailed it. They hated on him because he's white and did it better than ALL of them. He could sing, dance like a mf'er, entertain, he's good looking dude, talented and smart. The racism toward him was shameful. IMO the black artists should have been proud to see a white guy being raised on their music and being inspired by them to try to do it himself. Imagine you are on stage as a white boy in 2023. Now imagine doing it in 1989....at an all black club. Dude had stones and got screwed by the industry, but he still found a way to win! #iceicebaby
@@dealerslicenseops #Facts . Stay safe and Prosper brother!!!
@@dealerslicenseops How dumb of you to say he was hated on because he's white did you see he was the opening act for the black artist. this is why your comment is so very ignorant, we the orignal creators of hip hop and other music forms black people have always been welcoming we don't care what color you are if you have the talent the gift and not coming to make a mockery of the art form, you will be accepted we new about Vanella Ice and other white Hip Hop/ Rap Artist and there is a difference and obviously you wouldn't no that with such an ignorant mindset (your belief) before the white community and if you have they would have to come to are venues where there would be Nooooo!!! white people around except for them and if that white artist or group had talent we blessed them if you didn't have talent you may get booed or laughed at and that happened with black artist as well if they were not good, but they still was welcomed. Black people are the most welcoming group of people there is you can coe into our commuties our churches, stores, music and so on and we welcome you just as long as you don't come with that (BS) but we are not welcomed in your communities, stores and etc. So thats why we continue to create our own and someone like you wants to come over with that (BS) Racist mindset, when we have never been about that thats why we our suspicious of people like yourself you our the ones we allow into our churches and stores and start to shoot everyone up and yet you say we our racist against Vanella Ice and guess what he's never said that about that black cummunity because we had to embrace him first and if we didn't embrace him you would never had known about him. And also something else and only you can explain this with your racist thoughts (mindset) why is it when a white person comes into our space, genre and do what we our doing why do people such as yourself always have to say this white person does it better than the black people who has been doing it before this person was even in diapers people were doing a thing before this white people ever knew about out thing and then you white discover it as you say and now you do it better than every black person before you, during and after just wondering. And before anyone preference this to all white people it is not because once again we the black community have welcomed everyone and we don't get that same love back in return and thats why we create. This is to @dealerlicenseops for saying they hated on him (Vanella Ice) for being white whoever (they) are when Vanella Ice grew up around black people and was around black people where do you think he got it from and learned it from he was around Hip Hop/Rap. There is so much thats going on in our (black) communities and our genre that you will never know about @dealerlicenseops and guess what white people are there and they are welcomed because they our a part of what we are doing they don't have your racist mentality. I don't expect to hear an intellegent response back nor do i need to because I've heard it all before from someone like you different face but share the same mind we all have, Now I'm done with you @dealerlicenseops just continue to muddle around in that racist mind space of yours. P.s And whatever yourselling we will make sure to stay away.
"You don't label music with colour. It's made for your ears, not your eyes."
- Vanilla Ice
That made me yell out "WOAH". Mind blown.
That's what African-Americans were trying to explain to all those White people back in the 40's and 50's. They never understood though.
@@tweezee exactly...
facttts!!!!
@@tweezee strange. I just keep hearing about how anything an African ever did in Africa, or a black person does in America, I am not allowed to do today in America. Cultural appropriation or something. Hip Hop is the biggest thing whites have no right to monetize. See what they did to vanilla ice? They tried with Eminem with the freestyle about black kim from when he was a kid. Probably would have worked had they aired it 3-6 years earlier. By that time, his place was solidified. Obviously someone will cherry pick a few examples, but I have come to understand the music industry is one form of our government's active brainwashing on the US people.
@Mister Happy So what does that tell you when a convicted felon who has spent over half his life in the system "sounds like" a "right wing goof"? Maybe there's something to what that right wing goof is saying. To clarify, I am not talking about petty things like which hairstyle to use, how to talk, etc. I am talking about someone being told they can't do something that takes skill/talent based on their skin color. Skill/Talent trumps skin color 1000 percent of the time. In essence, me and the OP are saying the same thing. I just took issue with Tweeze over generalizing by skin color : Whites wouldnt listen to the smart blacks! Nothing is ever split 100% blacks vs white .
Vanilla Ice is and always has been a cool dude with style...You look at that dudes hair in the 90s and he just made it cool...Look at him in this interview, he's prob 50 years old and he's still got on fly gear...Dude is still styling at 50. He knows how to stay fresh and move with time.
“The 90s was the last of the great decades.”
Truth.
thatstheguy07 Hell yeh! Rap music changed so much around 98. The sound of the beats just disapeared. Apparently technology played its role in the change but so lucky to have grown up in that era. I was born 79 so had the best music and T.V. Good times! :)
bEN-OFFICIAL MASSIVE For sure man. I was born in 77. I feel you.
Born in 87 n the ride ain't over yet. Years may pass but our memories stay.
Have A Blessed Day
I'm Brazilian I was born in 81... The 90s was the last great decades. Everywhere around the World was booming! Rap, Rock n' Roll, Reggae, Internet, so many thing going on!
You're damn right. It really was. 100% truth.
“Music has no color, music is meant for your ears, not for your eyes” - word to your mother!
Chris Bautista she's black his mom
So true.
Said the dude named "Vanilla Ice"
Hmmmmmmm.........
@Bud That's on you, i guess you are that guy that call black people chocolate huh... good "ICE" mate... i like using my ears with music...
@@marks4553
Relax.....you think you know me from one comment...LOL
I was just pointing out the irony. I have no problem with Rob....or Vanilla Ice. I actually like the guy. I think he spreads a great message and doesn't just talk the walk, he walks the talk....if you know what I'm sayin...
Anyway...good dude as far as I'm concerned. Like most really talented artists, there's always waaaaaay more to em than meets the eye.
So....like I said....relax
We're all good here
This was a great interview, I didn’t realize how interesting Vanilla Ice really is, and how much of his business is his passion. Great to see, thanks Pat!
He's definitely matured since back than..we all have..the 90s was a mf...I know I was there..ha.ha..1ove..
I saw Vanilla Ice in 2015 at a 90s concert with Salt n Pepa, Boys To men and a bunch of other 90s groups. Vanilla Ice was the headliner. I thought it would be funny. When the bass dropped before he came on stage I never heard bass that deep and loud. When the beat dropped even I yelled. It was awesome. After that I say nothing but good things about this guy. Hes a genuine entertainer.
Dude wrote a song at 16 that financed an empire.....
Respect ✊
Vanilla ice didn't write the song
@@hammbone8184 Wrong. He did.
Matthew Smith no he is right a black guy wrote
Vanilla 9ce is trash and u have terrible taste in music
@John Murdoch
Rob wrote this song he only sampled Queens music in it like most rappers
Very smart business man...he was smart with his money. Invested and worked hard and now he can enjoy the fruits of his work. Much respect.
yes, as opposed to others he is compared to (regarding music) . glad to see he was smart and motivated
Just WHITE PRIVILEDGE!!!
You enjoy that privilege too, right @@mikedeangelo286?
@@mikedeangelo286 I wish I knew where this "white privilege" I keep hearing about was so I could get me some! It doesn't exist around here. Unless you consider being dead, in prison or in poverty to be white privilege. Like the other guy said, it's about rich vs poor nowadays in the grand scheme of things, but they sure have you fooled.
This guy is so sharp when I listen to him speak. I always thought he was just some made up character. But he is able to articulate the difference in generations and music and the void in this generation. And the power of music.
This man deserves a lot of respect. Well done pal. Seems like a very down to earth kinda fella 💯
I ache to return to my childhood.... to the mid 80’s to early 90’s....i was 9 years old in 1989.....life was so good....playing nintendo.....regular nintendo.....awesome cartoons, awesome toys, and some of the best movies of all time...(back to the future, goonies, indiana jones,etc...) life was easy....im so happy i was born in 81...i really feel like the 80’s and the early 90’s were unforgettable times...theyre doing remakes and reboots of alot of things from these 2 decades for a reason....
Could have written this myself - totally agree! Miss it a lot.
The best of times.
I was born in 79 and totally agree. I know it's cliched to say "back in my day" but it's the truth. We had so much fun doing things.
My oldest son was playing Xbox for the 8 straight hour. I told him I understand that he has fun playing games with people around the world. We actually went and experienced things though. Sometimes we did dumb things sometimes we got hurt or in trouble. But at the end we learned consequences and rewards, while picking up life skills. We played Nintendo but it was only the center of our activities when we stayed overnight at our friends. I got my first kiss when we were running around the neighborhood and ran into some girls at the park. Couldn't have happened if I was playing video games by myself.
Ziggybam Murphy, that's what's up bro. Couldn't have said it better myself. Those were the days! The throwbacks you listed were CLASSICS!
Ziggybam Murphy if you wanna reminisce about your childhood, lookup "I miss the 80's" by Milkweed, on here.(CZcams) It mentions pretty much everything you said, plus a shit ton more, including historical events, etc. The song is funny as hell! Check it out.
90’s LAST HAPPY DECADE. So depressing today. Love this interview.
That because they try and tell you America is horrible and you need the government to do everything..
Its crap...
We can do it ourselves, we need less government not more that's for sure
Ikr😵😢😢
All kids think that about their childhood. I'm an 80s girl!
Facts
Social media destroyed everything
I was 14 when vanilla ice hit popularity so I've been watching some of the early 90's. His interviews back then compared to now, how much he's learned, grow and matured is an inspiration. I thought he was cool back then, even more amazing now, but even in his interviews back then he seems like a genuinely nice person.
this guy is supertalented and reinvented himself in the most unexpected amazing way!
Today, 41 years old and at possibly the lowest point in my life. Never thought an interview with Vanilla Ice would give me that life saving inspiration that I need. Thank you Vanilla Ice.
What were you depressed about my guy?
One of the best interviews that I've heard from an artist....I needed to hear this on so many levels. Salute Valuetainment and The Legendary Vanilla Ice.
Vanilla Ice aged gracefully. He could pass off for someone in his late 30s.
He looks like Jeff Hardy
Black don't crack
He actually looks amazing almost like when he was a teen!
M- Nice 😅😂🤣🤣🤣
If your blindm 🤓
Ice has the greatest stories very humble knowledgeable guy...
He doesn't look like someone born in the late 60s, looks more like born in the 80s.
Surprising that he's 51 this year - must take care of himself and exercise well!😲👍😎
Congrats on the interview with Vanilla Ice Patrick!😎
From a rap career to a real estate capitalist/enthusiast - the transition is remarkable!
Peter Turay Jr deffinately true that, he looks in his mid 30's. guy is really very humble too
Peter Turay Jr He is one of those that looked older when they were younger, but they don't age as the years go on and subsequently look the same as they did in their twenties. I am the same type. When I was a teenager people thought I was in my thirties, now that I am 40, people think I am in my mind twenties. It's weird.
good genes!
He looks like he's in his 30s
note2owns
Same
Beautiful show! Vanilla Ice has transformed himself so well. I have always wondered what happened to him. Now I know. Such greatness!
Vanilla ice is and will always be in my top 10 in hip hop because his music got me through alot of child hood truma hats off brother thank you for that 🙏
I couldn’t believe i watched this 1 hour interview from start to finish. Awesome interview
Same. I was never even interested in Vanilla Ice, but hearing him talk so genuinely about his career was amazing
Damn, Vanille Ice speaks the truth. I know some people will say he's being an oldhead, but come on now...the 90's were so wonderful man, i had so much fun as a kid. If i could go back i won't hesitate!
El Millonario I would with ya it sucks now repeat and rinse sad days now
truth? based on what? hahashaha u people r funny..b4 this interivew u couldnt giv a shit about him and tlaking crap aobut his career.now he speaks the truth hahaha jjust like wen dorian yates came on to this chanel,he also spoke the truth right hahaha,i swear to god if patrick had Hitler come on to this fuckin show u guys still be sayin "he speaks the truth"
@ well a lot of what he said wasnt wrong.
Me too! The 90's really were fun. The world today feels so different.
Pop culture. 2pac, NSYNC, Backstreet Boys, Steve urkel, Michael Jackson, Michael Jordan, mike tyson, the Cosby show, full house, saved by the bell, fresh prince of bel air. Tom cruise, brad pitt, Leo DiCaprio, Chris Farley, magic Johnson, Michelle kwan, tiger woods. Etc etc etc
Vanilla Ice is ON POINT with the 90s being the last hot decade of trends & influence. The musicians we had back THEN were dope: Oasis, Alice in Chains, Smashing Pumpkins, Lenny Kravitz, Robin Stone, Soundgarden, 2pac, Eminem, Nas, Big L, KoRn, Deftones, the list goes on. What do we have now? Lil Xan, 6ix9ine, Lil Yachty, & Lil Pump. SMH! Look at other stuff too like pro wrestling, we had the Attitude Era (WWF, WCW, ECW) & some of the best tv shows: The Simpsons, Dragon Ball Z, Eek the Cat, South Park, Power Rangers, Batman Animated Series, Spiderman Animated Series, X-men Animated series. Video games, we had SNES, Pokemon Red/Blue, Sega Genesis, Dreamcast, PS1, N64, groundbreaking titles like WCW Revenge & Ocarina of Time. Those days are fucking gone & it sucks man. Fuck these kids today; they don't know shit!
Yes ... Generation X was the last of the greatest ... I hate society now ... so antisocial and politically correct ...
I miss it all! lol
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TheReviewSpace brother you said a mouthful I was born in 87 I experienced all of it and remember it all these celebrities back then were larger then life no social media
Insane that he literally got pressured, violently abused, almost killed and he's still standing tall I'm bowled over by this guys tenacity💞 insane
I'm happy to see vanilla ice now as confident individual that seems to be very satisfied and truly content with wherever he is in life. He def rocked a few summers of my childhood.
Salute to bro.
Love learning new things, Today I learned that Vanilla Ice is a genius and humble man... 🍻
Netflix should make a movie of him
News just out yesterday that a Vanilla Ice movie is coming. moviehole.net/look-whos-playing-vanilla-ice-in-a-biopic/
no bro netflix need to make a movie of YOU
I think james franco and his brother want to direct it, this v ice biopic
and mc hammer would make for an interesting biopic...
Netflix should fuck off and keep sucking Obama's dick!
It’s so funny how little credit Ice gets in general. The man has accomplished so much and been so scrutinized and he just keeps getting up and keeps going. Gotta love the positive mind frame he keeps. Class act.
It is funny , but I doubt he cares that much lol , he’s wealthy from his career , his family is taken care of .
Admit it, many of us in the 90's would have rolled our eyes and laughed our asses off and the mere mention of ''Vanilla Ice''...I know I did back in the day, but after watching this interview...respect! A total '180 of my perception of him 20-25 years ago.
I didn't like his music, it came off fake...that's the honest truth from my perspective back then, but like he said life is short and its all about fun and we take things too serious. With that said I listen to his music now because I realized that generation of music was great and just didn't appreciate it for what it was. Great interview and he seems like a great person.
Same, I graduated HS in 85. A lot of my friends loved him, but I never liked the whole persona. Then I went to race MX down in Miami, probably late 90's, and Vanilla Ice is there. At the rider meeting he raised his hand to ask a question. I was expecting, yo yo yo, what dis bout type of crap. What I heard was intelligent, respectable, thought out question just like in this interview. I instantly realized it was all an act and he did it for the money, knew what he was doing all along. My entire perspective of him changed that day.
Saw him at many race days after that. He always had a handful of kids that would follow him around and he was always nice to every one of them. One of these days I might even have to watch Ninja Turtles!
Sales say you are wrong brother.. 90-92 no one was saying that
D33Lux xx it’s no different than music of today. Only he was around in a decade that wanted music to mean more than commercial success
You know damn well anybody who was in their late teens in the early 90s would of took it ...
A legend, and a genuine great guy!
The 90's rocked!!!
Great interview. I had been waiting to see this kind of interview with Vanilla Ice because like it or not he IS part of Hip Hop history and he opened alot of closed eyes to hip hop. We loved him here in Puerto Rico in the 90s for sure
This was a really good interview! Rob is articulate, incredibly talented, and has definitely lived an interesting life . I was super impressed with his knowledge, creativity and work ethic and I could tell Pat was too.
I still remember his rise to fame. He really represents not just an amazing success as a musician but also as a man who brought millions and millions of people from vastly different cultures and background together through his music. After watching this intereview, I have to add that he comes across as a remarkably sincere, thoughtful and generally solid dude.
Am I the only one that the audio cut out right at the starting bit of where he talks about sampling?? 16:30 ~ 17:08
Cuts out for me too. I figure it's deliberate.
Jason Smith LoL yeeeaah it's ok tho I get it
It cut out on me too
wondering why Valuentertainment does not reply?????
@@johnglynn1859 na I know why.
Great times, Rob is so kind, awesome, fun and hugely entertaining. Thanks for the joy you bring the world. I am glad you are where you are in your life and still share it with us.
I never new I would be watching about vanilla ice in late 2019 dammit I'm officially old I jammed ice hard back in the early 90s
Right
Mike mason 😂😂😂 I thought the same
The 90's was the last great decade. Amen.
Of the 20th century.
Bullshit live in the moment
He's right when he says the 90s was the last of the great decades. The 00s have been utter shit.
The Gen X folks (like me class of '99) really are the last of a dying breed ... the Y2K gen along with the _millenials_ are an anti-social total technocratic society with zero people skills and nothing but fantasy all expecting and feeling entitled to a give it to me lifestyle
I admire guys that overcame the hate, I can relate to it. Just a regular guy but I blew up with the lady’s and ended up hated for it, even my so called friends were jealous. Seeing how Rob handled hings goin on in his life, inspired me and a part of me learning to constantly reinvent myself, believe in myself and keep moving forward. Not to mention I’m still look good for my age to. Side note I was listening to Rob and hip hop back when listening to hip hop as a white Boi would get you made fun of hip hop records were lucky to go gold. I fell in love with beastie boys and run dmc as a young kid during the early mtv days
Gotta commend “ICE” how sharp he truly is and being so multiple layered! More power to him!
Wow, I'm really impressed with Rob Van Winkle in this interview, changed my view of him completely, great interview!!👍
I wasn't a fan of him back then, but this interview changed my mind about him.
He's 52 now. All men came from boyhood. I like how he's matured.
@1979 BM Nice racist undertone that was blatantly obvious.
Rob is a good dude. Good contractor skills too.
@1979 BM it's racist as fuck. Is it because BM stands for "Bowel Movement" and not "Black Male" that you can pretend the "shit you say" isn't racist. Or is it because you're black. Nothing I just said was racist either. It was facetious and highly accurate. You fuck.
But dollar to donuts says you're a black fucking hater. Or a literal self-loathing white male turd with opposable digits.
“90's was the last of the great decades”
This insightful statement alone is enough to regard this guy as a mature thinking individual and not just a hack like the rest of the celebs.
It's a ridiculous comment.
I don’t think it’s a ridiculous comment.
Down to earth, genuine, intellectual, and his love for poetry and how he expresses this is truly refreshing. Great interview and loved getting to watch/listen to this! Inspiring for me! Be well everyone❤
I liked Vanilla Ice back in the 90's, and I still like him to this day. He gets a lot of heat, people are quick to make fun of him and deny they ever listened to that song, but they're full of shit! It didn't matter what kind of music you listened to back then, EVERYONE loved Ice Ice Baby. Some just feel the need to deny it. Say what you will about him, fact remains he is the man!
Facts.
Exactly. I remember when it hit the airwaves. Was a bop then and I still bop to it now.
I'm black and I really liked Ice Ice Baby immediately when it first came out. And even today when it comes on the radio I turned it up because the song is a bona fide hit and it is timeless
malikrashaun I’m again and I like the song too
Same here
The 90s were definitely the best years. Everything was so chilled and relaxed. I'm from South africa, man, these guys shaped our entire world. Even EVERY ninja or Kung fu movie was big back then. Vanilla ice is right, I am a fan of his and the Ninja Turtles. It's also great to see Adam Sandler incorporating Vanilla ice into his movies.
I saw Ice opening for Hammer here in Australia in 91, I was 11 at the time, had the stripes in my hair, Fluro shirt, baggy pants on, the works, this guy was my HERO back then
Im 41 now and have watched this interview at least a dozen times, recommended it to everyone i know
I am beyond impressed and happy that he's such a Solid guy after everything thats happened to him.
Love ya Ice, come tour Oz again, I'll be there Front Row (again)
I never knew how inspiring Vanilla Ice is.
Profound and articulate. Someone is trying to rebrand him again he has a real good team put together.
I hate what they did to this man's career. I'm a black woman and I can't lie I was dancing to his music as well.
“Music has no color, music is meant for your ears, not for your eyes” Vanilla Ice!
Suge night is what happened
Butterfly Massacre Not too many people can write a hit song regardless of what you think of his music.
Butterfly Massacre his other songs may seem dated, but they were decent by the time's standards.
@Butterfly Massacre It wasn't even his best song.
This joint still 🔥. I felt bad when he was having a problem with ice ice baby. It was definitely a hood banger. Happy he got over it and embrace the era.
Thank you Patrick for always providing such excellent interviews! This video is inspiring to watch! Shows how hard work and persistence pays off !
I love watching his design shows, as an interior designer myself, I get some inspiration from him!
still love Vanilla Ice and his music and everything about the 70s-80s-and 90s..People can joke on Ice all they want but they never got his fame or money..AND still going..
Super interesting interview and awesome to hear that 2Pac was so cool. Love 2Pac and Vanilla. I have no idea that he actually sold so many albums… I still pull up all the old school rap from NWA to 2Pac and all. And Vanilla is right, I through on NWA and it takes me back to grad school and the cardboard boxes in the front yard practicing the break dancing moves with my old school Nieghbor friends from Beirut. Miss those guys and days.
I got stuck up with the death row , bad boy era, that was simply my age , but this interview made me respect Vanilla , Wise man
Ice a real good business man and totally down to earth. Saw him about 10 years ago performing in my home state. He still could rock the stage, even with just him and a drummer.... Dude still gets props from me...
Inspired by ICE. Had no idea Mr. Winkle was such a well spoken, accomplished individual.Props.
Send him a tweet & let him know that. He’s love to hear from you.
This is a great interview, vanilla ice is actuali very switched on due to the ups n downs he experienced over the course of his career, thank God for people like him who survived that industry and lived to tell his story.
this was a lot more interesting than I could have ever imagined. Ppl need 2 stop hatin' on him, he's a good dude
Who is hating?
@@MrThe1234guy A lot of people hate on Vanilla Ice. I can’t lie I used to make fun of him but after watching this he’s gained my respect that’s FORSURE
I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of this interview. Ice is a good dude.
Vanilla Ice was right the 90’s was the last great era!!!!!
Technology really fucked things up ... hypocrite on his phone here ... sigh ... smfh
totally people like man said 90--IS was the LAST FREE AND GREAT ERA AFTER ALL IS DOWN
When did he say that?
CrimsonTider1981 LMFAO 🤣🤣 👍👍 so tru
@@jojolafrite90 12:10
Dude saved his money and is still financially secure 👊
I still think 60's and 70's made the best music, but I give this man respect. Authentic, genuine, polite, blessed.
Vanilla Ice was and is cool! Love you man, fools were jealous! No colour in music brother , lots of respect!
OMG a great interview. Good to see Vanilla is carrying himself well and level headed. Cheers and thanks for the contribution to pop culture.
I wouldn't call him a genius musician or a great rapper but he's charismatic and has a ton of energy. And he's very likable. I like the guy even more now that i see he's doing positive things with his energy.
He seems to love to bring up the fact that his first album sold a lot! The bottom line is this. He was a one hit wonder. If he was a goat he'd still be around. What makes you a success is the ability to still be relevant all theses years. People stopped checking for him in the early 90s. I'm not hating just keeping it 💯. Plus according to the death row interview. He didn't even write the song ice ice baby on his own. That's why suge knight hung him out the window 🪟.
@@tonygarrett9115 Guys in his 50's and he still sells 3 million records a year. Haha! He might be a little more relevant than you think. Plus we're both watching him interview from 4 years ago. I think you're boxing him in as a musician when he's a person. A very successful person.
@@LukesPointsandMiles bro. Stadiums aren't booking him. He's definitely a thing of the past. Let's compare money. Jay Z! Beyonce, Little Wayne!, Rick Ross. Drake! Those are the rich and relevant artists..bro stop making me laugh with you nonsense. 😂 have a seat. They don't have to rely on DIY shows to make money. Cmon now
@@tonygarrett9115 hahaha. Why in the world are you comparing him to anyone else? Sounds like you’re seeing things in a much different way than what was the context of the interview. Booking stadiums? Wtf are you even talking about haha.
@@tonygarrett9115 actually nevermind. After seeing some of your other comments, I think the guys appearance has a lot to do with your random dis.
Vanilla Ice always seems like a cool and smooth dude, salute to him not losing his mind with all the fame 💯💯💯
ice is a smart guy. he was saying some stuff that I read in principles. crazy how he kept a team for 20 years. really great leader
Mad respect Vanilla Ice! Love you brother. Enjoy the heck out of watching your project show! Nostalgia! Love it!
Great interview. Vanilla Ice, is cooler than nitrogen. Inspiring to see how he came up, and achieved so much success by sheer hard work. Great message for our times: Leave your past behind, work hard, learn new things, don't settle for being mediocre.
Its so awesome that after everything hes still successful and completely happy! Love you Rob!!!!💙💚💛
One of the best interviews I've watched. Fascinating, and fun.
The santanic girl made me laugh so much. I know it's not funny, but he tells the story so well. I am buying his memoir now lol
It’s people like him...continues to inspire me! He’s awesome 💯
Massive respect for this guy after watching this interview
I gained a whole new respect for this guy after watching this, even if "therapeutical" is not a word lol. Great interview.
Impactual
Robbed his neighbors house !!! Dont be fooled
Yeah, @@beeferbeefer7903, but how old was he when he did that?
No one lived in the house he took stuff from.
Probably one of the best interviews ever!!, Rob was on point but this interviewer Patrick was the perfect guy to interview vanilla. They play well off each other
Diesel, your comment is right on, and I'm glad to have read it.
I’m so glad ICE stood the test of time. I remember him on Arsenio Hall show where they tried to destroy him and when he was on a comeback show with the leader of Motley Crue. That guy sold out and said he’d change everything to make a comeback but Vanilla didn’t. I respected that. I’m glad he’s still there. I would really like to meet him.
I grew up with this guy. We all loved the music. Not knowing him back then, and now listening to him now, i am so impressed with the person he has turned out to be. Great interview. Just wish you could fix the missing audio .
Great Interview!Thank you for introducing to the world this humble but also worldwide known successful artist.He is an entrepreneur just like you,and you guys both feed off of each other and have passion for what you both do which makes this one of the best interviews I’ve ever seen!!Ice as a Artist,Performer,House Flipper,Builder,Businessman,Poet,Entrepreneur,has affected so many peoples life’s and it is a true he is an inspiration to others out.He is a great motivator like yourself doing the interview.I have to be real,Vanilla Ice speaks the truth and great you have questions as always and he has great answers and we all have or should have a great new perspective on this man,his career,and the music industry as a whole and how hard work triumphs every time.Best Interview Of Artist Ever!!You said it best he is an Entrepreneur at heart.
Keep up the great work.I watch your videos all the time.
Awesome interview. I am a rapper as well & this is very inspirational. Vanilla Ice speaking about his diary is exactly what good music is.
Great interview! You know Robby aka Vanilla Ice is a very down to earth hands on guy and yes, he is a cool dude! Really enjoyed the whole deal. Thanks!!
"The 90's was the last of the great decades..." Truer words were never spoken.
"Don't stop working. Get up and go to work!!"
I’ve got to know more about his life experiences regarding SCARS and ADD. This information from Vanilla gives me chills. I had no idea he went through some depressing times. Is there a biography on him? He is brilliant and intuitive.
If you just watched Pat's recent interview with ex-detective, Greg Kadling, 39:08 is where you want to start this video.
@Dammy kolawole
Thank YOU!🙏🏾
YES! good stuff.
Not al hero wear capes...you sir are a hero
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Dammy kolawole thank you
Rob is awesome, super talented in every thing he puts his mind too! 👍
Damn I miss the 90's. Kids these days will never understand.
Vanilla Ice has done well for himself. Dude worked his ass off and never stopped.
His career transformations are pretty incredible.
Interesting take on the 2pac murder. Almost makes me re-assess my thoughts. Almost.
Valuetainment is really kicking ass. I like the diversity in his guests backgrounds.
Wouldn't mind interviews with Master P or J Prince if he hasn't spoke to them yet.
Go home and get your shine box
One cool ass humble dude! I'm glad he didnt let the haters and self inflicted pain destroy him it just made him stronger.
I was 16yrs old in 1990. What an amazing decade it turned out to be 🙋♂️ man...it was so fun & all types of awesome music was spawned during this time. So many good memories ☺️👍
What a down to earth guy, my favorite interview of yours to date Patrick! Thanks!
This is a true gift! Robert is extremely gifted in business and I love how when asked how he keeps his money, he stands tall and says, Work. The way he said that says so much about getting up early and making things happen.
My mind just expanded on a whole other level. What the truck is his craziest memory... That's the scariest sh!t I have ever heard! Satan is totally in control of THEM. Glad to see he recovered.
Great interview,happy that he has found his purpose in life.
I can remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I heard “Ice Ice Baby”, still love the track, and will bust out the lyrics any time I hear it!! Great interview!!