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AB’s Profile of a Video Vixen

Sunday, October 1st, 2006

Name: Buffie “The Body” Carruth

Hails from: Athens, Ga.
Age: 24
Buffie won the honor of XXL magazine’s 2005 Eye Candy of the Year and says that “struggle and perseverance has lent her a highly developed sense of humility and gratitude.”
Her music videos include:
· Tony Yayo, ‘So Seductive’
· Juelz Santana, ‘Oh Yes’

AB’s Comment: I don’t know why dudes is Frontin on one of the badest females on the planet to date…..Buffie is just that and have you ever seen her make it clap….. man listen!!! its the stuff of legend. Looking foward to seeing more of you Buffie cause you putting the dark skinned honeys on the map again……(like they was ever off the map to begin with)

http://www.zshare.net/video/buffie-the-body-lapdance-mpg-0ck.html

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AB’s Profile of a Video Vixen

Sunday, October 1st, 2006

sundysundy2Name: Sundy Carter

Hails From: Philadelphia

She began her acting career in 1997. She studied at the prestigious Freedom Theatre and also attended Temple University where she majored in drama. Sundy’s credits include numerous community projects, music videos with Method Man/Red Man, Tamar Braxton, Musiq Soulchild and Busta Rhymes. Sundy has also appeared on two episodes of the Jamie Foxx show and Was featured on _Mothers Day (2002)_ on Lifetime TV with ‘Latanya Richardson’ . She is also costared alongside Beanie Sigel, Jay-Z and Damon Dash in _State Property (2002) _and State Property 2 (2005). Sundy has modeled in several issues of Solid Gold magazine and Style Q.

AB’s Comment: Sundy is one bad woman…no doubt!!! I know ever dude that watched state Property was feelin her hard … a lot of “yo!… who is that”s around the world…or your immediate hood.

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Hip Hop Honeys

Wednesday, September 20th, 2006

BattleThey say that hip hop is the cause of our “Down Fall” as a people. I do not agree.
They say videos make us degrade our black women. I do not agree. All i got to say is were are the Parents. Hip Hop is not responsible for the upbringing of our children. Hip Hop is an influence, yes i would have to say but it is the job of Parents to to teach these yougins right from wrong (broken record). On that Note…. keep the eye candy cause sex sell and that is the American way..Get on your Grind

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