Model Jenna Shea & Pornstar Kelly Devine Put Rappers on Blast (audio)

But on another note it is absolutely sad that escorts and hoes have COMPLETELY taken over the hip hop modeling game. More and more of these girls just keep getting exposed for selling pussy. Tammy Torres is or used to prostitute to many dudes in the business AND she even went higher in taking I guess out of country calls. She have been to Paris, London and China a FEW times and it wasnt for ANYTHING model related. Now we know how she got that penthouse. lol. Its sad because ALOT of them girls are so beautiful and sweet(unlike jenna.) it is now hard to tell which one of them AREN'T selling they pussy.

 

Hip-hop "models" have always been hoes n' shit. There were no "hip-hop models" before ass shaking videos because hip-hop wasn't about that. Yeah, in early videos with ass shaking, they weren't really models, just hood rats and then that became the focus of the video, so they hold casting calls for this shit now. Cause really, were there hip-hop models before ass shaking videos? But yeah, a lot of these urban models are just video hoes trying to give their "profession" a legitimate name. It's sad they do this shit, but more power to them if they wanna do something different, but it's hard to erase that past. That Superhead chick ain't gonna live her days down ever.


But they are fine as fuck.....

 

It all started with Q-Tip's Vivrant Thing.

 

No Thong Song

 

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Nope.


Uncle Luke.

 

Respect

 

2 Live Crew dealt strictly with video hoes. Vivrant Thing ushered in the "Hip-Hop models."

 

"There were no 'hip-hop models' before ass shaking videos because hip-hop wasn't about that." -GFunk

"Vivrant Thing" didn't pioneer anything.


Uncle Luke and the Crew brought raw sex into Hip-Hop which birthed the video hoes and pretty models were just a side-effect of such.

 

I think you're missing his point as well as mine. Nobody said there was never any girls in any Hip-Hop videos prior to Vivrant Thing. But the Vivrant Thing format with the "Hip-Hop models" (who half the time ain't even good dancers) has been the model for Hip-Hop videos ever since.