Vanilla Ice talked about the plane with sick passengers at JFK

All is well, collaborate and listen: Vanilla Ice was on a flight from Dubai that landed Wednesday at JFK Airport in New York with dozens of sick passengers.

"There are tons of ambulances and fire trucks and police everywhere," he wrote in a tweet accompanied by a video. You can hear the rapper say to another passenger in the video: "It must be pretty serious."

A follow-up tweet included a YouTube video on the flight that Ice seemed to be thinking about:

Authorities checked the flight after nearly 100 of the 521 passengers complained of illness, including fever and cough, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Some members of the flight crew were among those who were suffering.

This plane was emptied at 12:30. local hour. But the rapper "Ice, Ice Baby" started sending a series of tweets at 13:41. about a flight he was on, which did not allow to know he was referring to the Dubai plane with sick passengers or another.

A representative of Vanilla Ice verified that the rapper had been on the plane examined by the CDC and that he "was released with all other passengers with no symptoms".

"I do not have any other information on the situation beyond that," Chuck Quon said in an email to HuffPost. "Plus, he's no longer in New York. He has already flown home.

The authorities of the CDC, the port authority, the US Customs and Border Protection Administration and the city's EMS transported the passengers on the plane from Dubai and organized the transport of the sick to local hospitals.

"Passengers who are not ill will be allowed to continue their travel plans and, if necessary, will be followed by health officials," said the CDC.

This article has been updated with comments from Vanilla Ice's agent.