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Dwyane Wade seems like he’s enjoying himself this season. Between shouting out his favorite TV commercials in post-game interviews, roasting his fellow NBA superstars, and sharing adorable moments with his son, D-Wade is having a good time. His team is playing well, too, as the Heat are sitting at 40-29 and just a half game out of the three-seed in the East.
Still, no matter how loose and relaxed Wade is this season, no one would have expected to see him show up on stage with ’90s hip-hop sensation (and noted house flipper) Vanilla Ice, but here we are. Ice was performing “Ice Ice Baby” (because what other songs does he even have?) at the Miami Heat fan festival, and he was joined on stage by the 12-time All-Star, who danced along for a few seconds to a big ovation from the crowd.
The rest of the Heat who were standing on stage did not seem all that impressed, though, which probably had something to with the fact that Wade, Amar’e Stoudemire, and Udonis Haslem are probably the only three Miami players old enough to remember Vanilla Ice actually being a thing.
(Via the Miami Herald)
