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32:19Now PlayingVanilla Ice joins Greta Van Susteren on "Greta Wire" for a wide-ranging conversation about fame, reinvention, real estate, the 90s, Trump, Mar-a-Lago, and why he is proud to perform for America’s 250th birthday celebration.
The 1990s rap icon — born Rob Van Winkle — opens up about his early days as a breakdancer and motocross racer, the discipline that shaped his career, the story behind his real estate success, and why he still loves performing live. He also previews his upcoming Washington, D.C. show, which he says will bring back the energy, fun and nostalgia of the 90s.
Vanilla Ice tells Greta why he believes America is still the greatest country on earth, why music can bring people together, and why he refuses to let politics stop him from entertaining fans.
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