Vanilla Ice and MC Hammer

Vanilla Ice on How He Became Rich, MC Hammer Falsely Portrayed as Being Broke

In a recent interview with Vlad TV, Vanilla Ice opened up about his financial journey and addressed the misleading portrayal of fellow artist MC Hammer’s financial status. The conversation delved into the misconceptions surrounding MC Hammer’s wealth and how it became a reference point for other artists from the same era.

“I’ve always made great investments, which is why I was telling you, I’ve never been bitter about any Suge Knight thing,” Vanilla Ice shared. He emphasized his contentment with his financial situation, adding, “Look at me! What am I bitter about? Money?! Really? I don’t think so.”

Vanilla Ice addressed the comparison to MC Hammer, stating, “The MC Hammer thing is that he lost everything.” While acknowledging that the stories about MC Hammer’s financial downfall were exaggerated, Vanilla Ice highlighted that public perception often becomes the prevailing narrative.

“We all know he made good investments after that and he’s still doing decent or whatever and not broke,” Vanilla Ice clarified. He expressed his friendship with MC Hammer and wished him the best, recognizing him as a “total legend” who had a significant impact on his career.

The conversation also touched on Vanilla Ice’s income streams, including his successful investments and the ongoing royalties from his music, especially through sampling. Vanilla Ice discussed the enduring popularity of his hit “Ice Ice Baby” and mentioned Tyga’s recent use of the song in his track “Bops Going Crazy.”

The interview shed light on Vanilla Ice’s financial acumen and provided insights into the misconceptions surrounding MC Hammer’s financial journey, emphasizing the importance of separating public perception from reality in the entertainment industry.

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