Vanilla Ice Shows Plaques for 50M Albums Sold & Iconic Outfits from His 1st Album Cover (Part 5)

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Vanilla Ice offered a glimpse into his vast collection of music memorabilia, showcasing his journey and achievements. Notably, he displayed plaques commemorating the staggering 50 million records sold, an impressive feat for any artist. Among the highlights were his iconic outfits, including the one from the cover of his debut studio album “To the Extreme,” which sported the fashion of that era. Vanilla Ice also reminisced about the early days of rap music production, showing his treasured MPC 60, an instrument essential for creating the beats that dominated the charts in the 90s. Emotional moments surfaced when he spoke about the loss of many plaques to Hurricane Andrew, making the surviving accolades even more precious. Additionally, Vanilla Ice shared intriguing anecdotes, including his People’s Choice and American Music Awards wins, alongside a notorious incident where his Daytona concert led to the largest high school skip day ever recorded. This rare glimpse into his world highlighted both his musical legacy and the cultural impact he has made.

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