Vanilla Ice was speeding at 95 mph in a 55 mph zone, lost control of the vehicle causing it to roll several times on Interstate 80 before hitting the center lane divider. The report said while initial findings did not show alcohol or drugs as the cause of the accident, toxicology reports will be performed.
News of Vanilla Ice’s death and “awakening” have spread across the rap and hip-hop communities. “Vanilla Ice? I thought he was dead already,” reportedly said Dr. Dre.
Vanilla Ice, who released the hit song “Ice Ice Baby” in 1990, most recently made a cameo in an Adam Sandler and Andy Samberg movie, “That’s My Boy,” which hit theaters June 15.
He has no plans to die in the future.
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its all lies same like the s.a man who tryed to fool the word saying he was the maskandi artist but all lies and he was trying to run out of fought
Ice ice baby!!!
Isn't this one of the signs of the end of the world? 😛
:)LOVE LOVE LOVE!
Regardless if he's still alive or not, I still hear his one hit wonder song from time to time. Honestly, I even heard it last night at the club.
First of all he could wake up in his coffin. You are imbomed before your services. Doesn’t everybody have anything better to do,than pay attention to this crap