Vanilla Ice's Concert at Freedom 250 Canceled Due to Weather

Cold as Ice

"Ice Ice Baby" rapper, one of the last music artists standing at the ill-fated Great American State Fair, has gig canceled Friday after inclement weather hits Washington, D.C.

Vanilla Ice’s performance at the ill-fated Freedom 250 concert was canceled Friday due to “inclement weather” in the Washington, D.C. area.

The “Ice Ice Baby” rapper was among the last artists standing at the Trump-backed “Great American State Fair” after the majority of the lineup — including Morris Day, Martina McBride, Young MC, Bret Michaels, and more — all dropped out.

Vanilla Ice defended his decision to remain a part of the Freedom 250, saying, “I’m here to party with America, man… I don’t think it should be about any political thing or anything like that. I don’t even vote, so I don’t even care.” The rapper added, “I’ll go play for Putin and I’ll play in Iran if you want. It don’t matter. There’s fans everywhere. Music is not political, man. It’s universal.”