Vanilla Ice
Coverage of Vanilla Ice in the Nexus archive.
- Vanilla Ice reveals how a Hawaii time management course convinced him to stop voting
Vanilla Ice, also known as Rob Van Winkle, revealed on 'Hang Out with Sean Hannity' that he does not vote, citing a Hawaii time management course that argued voting is an inefficient use of time. He described how the course emphasized valuing personal time over political participation and mentioned his decision to prioritize personal interests over voting. Vanilla Ice also referenced his performance at the canceled Freedom 250 concert, which some labeled as politically charged.
- The Needle: A D.C. Rally Imagines a Better Future, Vanilla Ice Melts Off the Bill, Trump Rants About Winning Candidates, Elon Musk May Have Violated the Law, and the White House Launches Patriot Passports
A D.C. rally organized by Next250 All of US promoted universal values like economic security and healthcare. Vanilla Ice canceled a performance at Trump’s event due to weather linked to climate denialism, while Trump criticized progressive candidates as 'godless communists.' Elon Musk faces a lawsuit alleging voter fraud through his PAC, and the White House announced 'patriot passports' for the 250th anniversary.
- Vanilla Ice says he hopes he’ll perform at DC rally announced by Trump
Rapper Vanilla Ice expressed hope to perform at a rally in Washington, D.C., announced by President Trump as part of events celebrating America’s 250th birthday. The rally was organized after multiple artists withdrew from a concert at Trump’s 'Great American State Fair.'
- Vanilla Ice Is In, Bret Michaels Is Out: Trump’s Battle for Celebrity Validation
President Donald Trump hosted a red carpet premiere of the 'Melania' movie at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in January. Trump's recent posts highlight his ongoing focus on celebrity validation, with Vanilla Ice being included and Bret Michaels excluded.
- Vanilla Ice says he'd perform for anybody, including Putin and Iran
Vanilla Ice stated he would perform for individuals including Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iran, emphasizing that the planned Freedom 250 concerts in Washington, D.C., are not politically motivated.
- Trump floats replacing 250th anniversary concert with massive MAGA rally after artists pull out
President Donald Trump proposed replacing the America 250th anniversary concert with a MAGA rally after several artists withdrew from the event. Trump criticized the artists as overpaid and unenthusiastic, while also referencing a federal judge's order to remove his name from the Kennedy Center. The Great American State Fair's Freedom 250 concerts, scheduled for June 2026, faced performer cancellations.
- Trump set to headline ‘Great American State Fair’ after artists drop out over ties
President Donald Trump will headline the 'Great American State Fair' following the withdrawal of several artists due to the event's ties to him. The fair, organized by Freedom 250, is part of a 250th anniversary celebration and includes exhibits, performances, and flyovers. Artists like Bret Michaels and Martina McBride cited concerns about political entanglement, while others such as Flo Rida and Vanilla Ice plan to participate.
- Vanilla Ice defends Donald Trump's Freedom 250 event as rapper plans to still perform amid headliner chaos: 'Music is not political'
Vanilla Ice defends Donald Trump's Freedom 250 event and plans to perform despite headliner issues, stating that music is not political.
- DAVID MARCUS: Liberal elites seethe over America's State Fair
The nation's 250th birthday State Fair in Washington Mall faced controversy after several musical acts withdrew, citing concerns about political involvement despite organizers claiming the event is non-partisan. Critics argue the backlash reflects progressive elites' disdain for traditional American events like state fairs.