Vanilla Ice Says He'd Perform for Putin Too, Defends Trump Concert Appearance
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Emily Zemler
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Summary
Vanilla Ice defends his decision to perform at Donald Trump's Freedom 250 concert, stating that music should bring people together and that he doesn't take politics seriously. He says he'd also consider performing for Vladimir Putin if asked, emphasizing his role as an entertainer rather than a political figure. The rapper claims he doesn't even vote and just wants to party with America.
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Music is made to bring people together and that's all we're here to do, man.
I don't take anything too serious. I don't think anybody else should.
I think that we should just dance.
It's life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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