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Dancing With the Devil (How Puff Burned the Bad Boys of Hip-Hop)
Dancing With the Devil (How Puff Burned the Bad Boys of Hip-Hop)
by Mark Curry
Hip-Hop Redemption: Finding God in the Rhythm and the Rhyme (Engaging Culture)
Hip-Hop Redemption: Finding God in the Rhythm and the Rhyme (Engaging Culture)
by Ralph Basui Watkins
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Black, Blanc, Beur: Rap Music and Hip-Hop Culture in the Francophone World
Black, Blanc, Beur: Rap Music and Hip-Hop Culture in the Francophone World

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How to Sell your Music Digitally in 4 Steps!
How to Sell your Music Digitally in 4 Steps!
by Shawn Perry
Making Beats: The Art of Sample-Based Hip-Hop (Music Culture)
Making Beats: The Art of Sample-Based Hip-Hop (Music Culture)
by Joseph G. Schloss
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Get to Know Some Hip Hop Honeys

What would a hip hop video be without the sexy hip hop models that dance their way into men's fantasies? Hip hop models mostly appear in hip hop videos to give the video some sizzle and that they surely do. Some of the models you may only see in magazines, but mostly you will find them shaking their fine booties to the rhythms of hip hop beats.

 

Eva Mendes became a movie star, and most of the hip hop honeys you see in videos want the same for themselves. Not only are these ladies beautiful and sexy, they are quite talented as well.

The Top Hip Hop Models

This smoking hot lady was discovered when she sent in photos for the contest, "girl next door." The magazine was FHM and Vida Guerra is said to be the most popular of the hip honeys. She was born in Cuba in the city of Havana on the 8th of January 1980. When she was 6, her family relocated to the United States and she grew up in Perth Amboy, New Jersey. Though coming to a new country with a culture different than she had known, the outgoing girl adapted quickly to her new surroundings. In 2003 FHM honored her with the award "Rear of the Year." Vida also posed in playboy magazine and her career is still red hot.

The next hot mama is Buffie Carruth. She is often is referred to as Buffie the Body. She was once a stripper that turned into a hip hop honey in Tony Yayo's "So Seductive" video. Born in Atlanta Georgia on the 27th of January, 1975, she can certainly be considered a Georgia "Peach." Brought up as one of seven children and raised by a single mother, Buffie credits her mother for her hard work ethic.

Lisa Raye is a jack of all trades when it comes to the entertainment industry. Married to Michael Eugene Misickon in 2006, she has enjoyed the spotlight in not only hip hop videos, but on the runway as a model as well as starring in a hit sitcom, "All of Us" where she plays Neesee James on the network CW. She has also recorded a few songs of her own and is now the First Lady of the Turks and Caicos Islands.

Esther Baxter has appeared in more than twenty hip hop videos as well as being featured in calendars and a number of magazines. She loves being a hip hop honey but is ready to further her career with singing and acting gigs. Ja Rule, Ludacris, Will Smith and Kanye West were some of the hip hop artists' videos she has appeared in. Esther Baxter is well known for her figure which is quite voluptuous with measurements that are said to be 34DDD-24-40. Now that's what I would call bootylicious.



 

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She's Badu to the bone - The West Australian


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She's Badu to the bone
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Samsonite Man: A Look At Hip Hop's Diplomatic Affairs - HipHopDX


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