Ice Ice Baby was released by Vanilla Ice in 1990 as the breakout single from his album To the Extreme, becoming the first hip-hop single to top the Billboard Hot 100. Its hook rides a bassline famously borrowed from Queen and David Bowie's 1981 track Under Pressure, a similarity that became part of pop lore. Decades later the chant survives as shorthand for anything icy or retro-cool, sampled endlessly in memes, sports clips and winter edits. This six-second excerpt captures the chant and groove that keep the song instantly recognisable.