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Yup, late again on these posts. But I just moved to another province so that's my excuse this month. Aight so I dropped a joint with my brother Notion last month over this cut that Miguel released on his 'Art Dealer Chic Volume 2' mixtape called 'Broads'. He left the verses open so we just went in. The quality of the beat was pretty shithouse, so Nosh did what he could with it. Good for a laugh, anyway. Cop it free from www.ceetmf.com, cunts.
Aight, we're back again for yet another Model Mondays here at The Movement Fam.com. This week, we're meeting y'all sorta somewhere in the middle. This young lady, who goes by the name of Jenafer Lynn Williams, is a US native who now resides in Australia. Boom. Hustler. Good to see the Yanks heading down our way to work instead of the other way around. She's been doing her thang out here for a minute, so check the flicks and read what she has to say...
Cee: Whatʼs your name?
Jena: Jenafer Lynn Williams, aka Jena.
Cee: Where are you from?
Jena: New Bern, NC, USA.
Cee: How many years have you been modeling?
Jena: Two years.
Cee: What are the misconceptions people commonly have about models that are untrue?
Jena: I think most of them are true, about drugs, eating disorders, but they work very hard, REALLY! Try sitting through 2-3 hours of make-up (someone pulling your hair, sticking things in your eyes) then posing for 2-8 hours for a photographer who is never happy.
Cee: What shows, videos, magazines, etc. have you been featured in?
Jena: Australian Yoga Life Mag, Yoga Journal Mag, The Source Mag, Blender Mag and Cleo Mag. I am a reoccuring model for Wages Lingerie and Jeans Co, Clinton Charlie Jeans, and VelvetAttic clothes.
Cee: What photographers have you worked with?
Jena: No one mentionable. They have all been great, but up and coming, no extremely famous photographers.
Cee: What photographers would you like to work with?
Jena: Johannes Felten and Victoria's Secret photographers.
Cee: Can you describe the grind of a model trying to break into the industry?
Jena: Working a lot of trade for print jobs until you get that great shot or someone randomly sees your work. It's really not that hard. If a company or photographer likes your look, whether you are 50kg or 300kg, whether you fit the norm of models, if they see something they like about you then they can photoshop like it's hot! LOL.
Cee: Any words for the ladies out there that have aspirations of entering the modeling industry?
Jena: As I said, anyone can be a model, don't change your looks to become a size 0 model or something that you are not.
Cee: What's your plans from here?
Jena: I wouldn't have the slightest clue, I didn't imagine a year ago that I would be approached to do Yoga modeling, and less than 6 months later to move to a reoccurring lingerie model.
So, once again, the homie Deez has lead me in the direction of hot broads.
The homie Clint (of The Movement Fam.com blog fame) hit me with the TV series 30 Rock, which I've been enjoying of late. Shit is hilarious. It's basically a sitcom set on the cast and crew of an NBC TV show in New York, featuring most of the cast of SNL, including one Miss Tina Fey.
Not only did I fail to notice her sexiness, I pretty much completely ignored it due to the nerdiness of her character in the show. But Deez hit me with these pics, and boom, I'm on the bandwagon. Check these babies out and click the pics to visit various Tina Fey related sites.
Alright. I'm in love.
In my humble opinion, Indian women are the hottest in the world. When an Indian woman is smokin' hot, nothing compares. The sensuality, the deep brown, almond eyes, slender figures, dark hair, chocolate brown skin...goddamn.
So on the recommendation of the homie Deez, Bekah and I caught the new movie 'Slumdog Millionaire' the other night. The flick itself was brilliant, makes us wanna hit up India bad. But a beautiful side effect of the movie was the incredibly gorgeous actress who plays Latika. I made sure to wait until the credits before bouncing, and the lovely young lady's name is Freida Pinto.
I ain't got to say no more. Check the flicks. I linked them each to various Freida sites for your viewing and reading pleasure. Enjoy.
Finally, someone dropped a track talking about this epidemic.
Termanology goes in over a Primo beat with a bunch of hilarious lines talking about these new age homo thugs. Seriously, the next kid wearing tight pants who tells me they're a Hip Hop head is gonna get smacked. If it's anyone I'm down with... we ain't down no more.
"Since when is it cool to dress like a dude who fucks another dude? Y'all To Wong Foo!"
Download here and please, leave the tight pants for the women...
The second of TheMovementFam.com's model features, this time around we swung back Down Under to chat with Ms Mylky Yuki, a young lady who is definitely making power moves in the '09. Her hustle is evident as soon as you see her vast array of shoots, and her international recognition should surface this year in the form of a move across seas to step to the next level. Plus, Mylky even hit us with the freshest of fresh photos, which were taken on a shoot yesterday. Read on...
Name: Known as Mylky but I'd prefer Maiya.
Cee: Where are you from?
Mylky: I'm from Sydney, Australia.
Cee: How many years have you been modeling?
Mylky: Officially, I started in 2006 so two years, but before that I did pageants.
Cee: What are the misconceptions people commonly have about models that are untrue?
Mylky: To me, it would be THAT WE DON'T EAT! LOL, and that our vocabulary only consists of "um, ah, and yea that's hot, that's cute!"
Cee: What shows, videos, magazines, etc. have you been featured in?
Mylky: Zoo magazine as Girl of the Week, yeah baby!
Cee: What photographers have you worked with?
Mylky: Juice, Jase and Cosmopolitan.
Cee: What photographers would you like to work with?
Mylky: I really can't think of any right now. I'll get back to you on that. ;)
Cee: Can you describe the grind of a model trying to break into the industry?
Mylky: The hardest point for me was putting my foot in the door, let alone endure the path. I didn't know who to speak to, how to begin, where to go for help because I didn't have any friends in the industry; but it's gotten easier now. I started by using MySpace to look up photographers, and slowly word of mouth helped me get the gigs I've gotten, and I slowly worked from there. There's no such thing as holidays for us. I always have to come out with new stuff to keep myself in the spotlight.
Cee: Any words for the ladies out there that have aspirations of entering the modeling industry?
Mylky: If you think you can do it, I think you should, what's there to lose? No one thought I could do it...but I proved them wrong and now I'm laughing when I see them.
Cee: What's your plans from here?
Mylky: Oh, I like this question. I'm working with Ed Hardy in their clothing catalog soon, I've been signed to Ford's Agency in USA, I'm moving to Florida this year. So it's going to be busy for me.
Just wanted yall to peep the new Cee & Bekah Mens & Womens Tee's available to cop online!!
We got all sizes, colours and styles, take a look!
Dope huh? We've also got available ALL four mixtapes available for purchase. For the entire back catalogue of The Movement Fam, hit up the following MySpaces to get ya shop on:
The Movement Fam MySpace
Cee & Bekah MySpace
Notion MySpace
Peace,
Notion.
**Ill be posting more dopeness shortly, keep on bloggin yaaaalllll!
