Interview: Dre P (VH1's Tool Academy 2)

Dre P – Not Just a Tool

I got the chance to have a talk with VH1 Tool Academy 2 cast member Dre P and discuss his background, his experience on Tool Academy, and his future plans. I truly enjoyed chatting with the Toledo, OH native and learned that he is far from a tool and has quite an impressive resume – in music! Yes this VH1 heartthrob was a hard working rapper before the show, and upon his return he got back to his grind like he never left. Dre P is a young, humble, multi-talented man ready to make big things happen! Check him out:

You were a bit of a local celebrity before you appeared on VH1. What were you doing before you were cast on Tool Academy 2?

Well I’ve been running a company called Fly Guy Entertainment. I’ve been doing music since 2003, and while doing that we also threw the hottest parties and events in the city.

We’ll get back to the music because you have an impressive rap sheet. So what brought you to Tool Academy?

I’ve dipped in film a little here and there. I actually auditioned for I Love New York 2 and made it pretty far so I’m not a stranger to castings and auditions. My girlfriend, Leah, told me that there was an opportunity to be a part of the HER Energy Drink campaign and I felt that I had the personality for that so we flew out to California. Next thing I knew, I was on VH1’s Tool Academy 2.

So it REALLY was a surprise to you that you were going to be on Tool Academy?

Yes, it really was! Like I said, I’ve gone to auditions before, but this one really caught me by surprise.

How was it getting along with the other guys in the house?

It felt a luxury prison – no phones, no TV, nothing. It’s 12 guys in there and we’re all sleeping on these little cots. There was a lot of testosterone in the house so every guy wanted to be the big dog and intimidate people.

Do you feel that you deserved to be on the show?

Yeah, definitely. I’m a nice guy but I can ignite, go off quickly. I had some personal problems that were affecting our relationship. We had actually broken up right before the show started taping, but when I found out that I got casted on VH1, we both saw it as a sign that maybe this was meant to be and we worked through it.

Do you feel that you learned/gained anything from the experience?

Yeah I feel that I’ve changed a lot. My outlook on relationships and dealing with females is different. The therapy sessions were REAL. As the show progressed, the sessions got tougher and I really learned a lot from them.

Why do you think that you were really eliminated?

Honestly, even though I kind of lost my cool that episode, I felt like I was progressing but my girl was digressing. Leah is a hot head. She was having problems with some of the other girls on the show. I feel like she lost focus as the show progressed and fell out of tune with the purpose of us being there.

So how has it been between you and Leah since you left the show?

Being out in California opened up our eyes to a whole new world. I saw that we could really advance ourselves and progress together, but I think the show went to Leah’s head.

Yeah…I saw that she is now pursuing a rap career. How do you feel about that?

I really think that she knew the exposure that she could get from the show before we went. I think that the whole thing was pre-meditated for her. Before the show she wanted to go to school and get into film, now all of a sudden after the show she’s a rapper.

When you returned to Toledo after the show, did you notice a difference in the way people treated you?

Yeah, it’s funny how everyone thinks that since you’re on a reality show, you’re rich. People think that you’re mainstream so they wanna start hatin’. I get more support from other states than my own. It’s funny that when I did Apollo and 106 & Park that they couldn’t get enough of me. But since I came back from the show I haven’t been getting any support. But shouts to The Juice 107.3. They showed me love.

And that brings us back to the music, you have a nice resume.

Yeah, I performed at the Apollo in Harlem in 2006. After performing, a talent scout came to me and said she wanted me to meet Boyz to Men’s Shawn Stockton. So we met, and after I free styled for him on the spot, he told me he wanted to sign me to his label. Unfortunately, nothing ever came of it; I think he was kind of in over his head. So later I performed BET’s 106 & Park. That led to me doing advertisements and commercials for BET. I also toured with Young Joc and his label Swagg Team for a while.

What are you working on now?

I’ll be in a fashion show in LA next month, as well as performing at 740 Club. I’m currently pushing my mixtape, “106 & Parr” with the lead single “Rockin’ off my Rocker” which was produced by platinum producers, Trackzillas.

What’s next for Dre P? What can we look forward to seeing from you next?

Look forward to some surprises. I’m gonna catch people off guard. You might see me in a few movies, or even a Got Milk ad. Also look out for Ray-J's “Turn It Around” featuring me.

Check out Dre P at:

Myspace.com/drep419

twitter: @drep419

Youtube.com/user/drep419

Dre P's single - "Rockin Off My Rocker"

Tragédia em Leiria!

O que era para ser um fim-de-semana de espectáculo e divertimento transformou-se em tragédia com a morte do base da Ovarense.

Gostaria de enviar os meus pêsames a toda a família da Ovarense e em especial à família do jogador, que infelizmente nos abandonou hoje.

Resta saber se tudo foi feito para evitar esta trágica morte, e se o Kevin poderia estar entre nós se existisse, no pavilhão, todos os meios necessários para reanimá-lo.

Nunca poderemos responder a essa pergunta mas a duvida persistirá, infelizmente, nas nossas mentes.

Poderia existir somente uma hipótese num milhão para salvá-lo, mas porque não existia um desfibrilhador no pavilhão, o Kevin não teve direito a essa ultima oportunidade.

Vi passar o Kevin na maca, já sem qualquer vida dentro dele. Penso que qualquer um poderia estar ali deitado.

Como amigo, companheiro, pai, filho, neto, irmão, gostaria de pensar que todos nós temos o direito a essa ultima oportunidade, por mais ínfima que seja, de lutarmos pela vida!

Vamos ouvir falar nos próximos tempos, como é habitual sempre que acontece uma morte inesperada no desporto, nas ambulâncias, nos desfibrilhadores, nos exames médicos, etc…, esquecendo que todos estes assuntos continuam a não estar devidamente legislados.

Virá depois um período de letargia colectiva, de um silêncio cúmplice, até que nova tragédia se abaterá sobre nós e voltemos a falar dos mesmos temas de sempre.

Quero relembrar que foi há quase 9 anos que morreu o Paulo Pinto, um dos mais amados jogadores do nosso basquetebol, numa situação muito semelhante.

Muito se falou, a seguir à sua morte: das ambulâncias, dos desfibrilhadores e dos famosos exames médicos.

Passados quase 9 anos voltou a morrer um atleta num pavilhão, sem que existisse no mesmo uma ambulância, um desfibrilhador, nem sequer um médico (as quatro equipas que estavam em Leiria nenhuma tinha um) que o pudesse auxiliar.

Passados 9 anos voltou a morrer um atleta num pavilhão e amanhã não poderemos dizer à sua família: “ tínhamos todos os instrumentos médicos necessários mas infelizmente não conseguimos salvá-lo.”

Até sempre Kevin.

ASS: SÉRGIO RAMOS (jogador do Sport Lisboa e Benfica)

Is Ann Coulter a Man??

Just when I thought I'd had enough of this racist, miserable bitch, I watched her the other night on Joy Behar's show on HLN and noticed something peculiar...she has an atom's apple! I thought ONLY MEN had that? Am I wrong? No seriously though, am I the only one that wonders if maybe she's just a miserable lonely white man pissed at the world because there's a black man running our country? Her voice is a little deep...and she built just like a man, no curves.

Honestly, I'm sure she isn't a man. But until she learns to back off of my President and show the minority, college, single parent, gay, and democratic communities some respect, I'm on her ass (no homo).

But yo seriously...watch that damn thing bounce up and down in her neck while she talks...

Jeezy Responds to Jody Breeze's "Uptown" Diss

I know Jeezy wants to stick to the G code, but it was unnecessary to respond to Jody Breeze. Jody is clearly using Jeezy's name as a way to get some much needed attention.

Last month, Jody Breeze released a song and video for "Uptown," which takes a number of shots at Young Jeezy.

On the track, Jody Breeze calls Young Jeezy a fraud and questions the rapper’s alleged street ties.

"It could never be no situation, because little homie already know what it is with me," Young Jeezy stated today (October 29). "At the end of the day, I just take it for what it is. Ni***s f**ked up, ni***s talking reckless. If the ni**a wanna get signed and need some money, we’ll do that. But Jody knows what it is with me, I aint to be played with like that. I aint never disrespected the lil homie, I aint never brought his name out of my mouth of none of that bulls**t."

Simmering tension between the two almost flared last May in Atlanta, when a group of men affiliated with Young Jeezy approached Jody Breeze during a record release party for R&B singer Ciara.

The confrontation appears to have been the reason for Jody Breeze releasing "Uptown," which makes a number of disparaging comments about Young Jeezy.

"I see Jeezy across the club, I throw my hands up, I see this n***a looking at me," Jody Breeze stated in an interview. "He tried to act like he aint lookin at a n***a, like you aint just send these n***as over here. That’s some real hoe s**t."

Source: AllHipHop.com

Drake Speaks on Wayne's Jail Sentence

Drake talked to Rap-Up about the situation and how Weezy's dealing with it:

“He’s dealing with it well. Wayne’s not usually gonna open up emotionally and tell you how he’s really feeling about anything. He’s kinda more concerned about getting as much music as he possibly can, so that when he’s in there, people are still satisfied musically with Lil Wayne product, and that’s just the mind of a true businessman.

“I’ll just do what I can to keep the whole Young Money/Cash Money team going, and I just want to play my part as a team member and keep the brand strong until the boss gets home.”

Joakim Noah Teaches Defense and Rebounding

Yo son, you ready to learn some for real defense and rebounding from me, Joa-Noah? That's what I call me, son. For real, son. Word is bond, son.

First thangs first, dog. Yo, establish that position, son. Like get all up in they guts. You need to be sticky like tape.Get all up close on 'em so you can smell they dinner. Mikey Milly had some Cocoa Dinobites at about 11:30 am. Then he washed it down with some OJ. Breakfast for lunch or whateva.

So you get up in they face. Let 'em know you there. Then, dog, when they shoot, you ain't just let him shoot it like it ain't no thang. CHALLENGE that shot, son.

Get yo hand up. Jump at 'em. Just do what you got to do. Challenge it, son. You ain't want Tim Duncan just shootin' them bankshots like he ain't got to worry about you.

But yo, defense ain't end when the shot go up, dog. Get that oil, son. Get that oil.
I was gettin' metaphorical on that one, yo. Like when I say "get that oil," I'm really thinkin' "get that rebound." Like the rebound be the oil in that situation. So you gettin' that rebound.

Once you get that rebound? It's on, dog. Do yo thang. It's yo ball now. Go nuts, son. For real.
And yo, you get enough rebounds. You know what that means, right?

WE DANCIN' SON!

Beanie Sigel Disses Jay-Z!

This isn't an average diss, this is an I'm shitting on your face and name diss! Beanie Sigel was not playin', he WENT IN.

Interview: Big Boss E (Houston, TX)

Houston has bred some of the best contributors to hip hop. Legendary artists like UGK and Scarface set the bar for southern hip hop, sending a message that real MCs live in the south. Following them were H-town all-stars Slim Thug, Mike Jones, Paul Wall, and Chamillionaire. Let’s not forget the contributions from artists like Trae, Lil Flip, Z-Ro, and my personal favorite, Lil Keke gave in building the underground scene. It’s quite obvious that Houston owns a giant piece of the evolutional hip hop pie, and their stock continues to climb with their newest addition. Big Boss E is the leader of the new class of Houston hip hop and he’s setting new trends. His fast-talking, smooth and original style will show and prove what it means to have natural swag.

So when did you start rapping?

I started when I was 15 years old. I had a group called Dime Squad, all people I grew up with.

What inspired you to start rapping?

I’ve always loved music. I was born in Brooklyn so I grew up listening to Wu Tang and other New York artists. But I’m southern bred so I got the best of both hip hop worlds.

Who are your musical influences?

Pimp C, Snoop Dogg, Notorious BIG, and Jay-Z. Everybody that makes that good music that got swag to it.

Are there any particular Houston artists that inspire you, or that you admire?

Yeah - Slim Thug, Bun B, Scarface, Pimp C. I watched Slim Thug’s grind for a long time. I would see him in the streets and in the clubs always grindin’ promoting himself and I respected that.

What’s your opinion on the current Houston hip hop scene?

We’re just stuck in tradition. They’re used to just one style, and I’m trying to bring something different, a new delivery. H-town is a great place and I’m ready to bring the new age swag.

What will you contribute to Houston’s music scene?

New age swag. It’s flashy and flamboyant, but it’s real. I’m a hustler and I promote hard work. I want everyone to see Houston in a different light. It’s a whole new time around here.

What would be your dream collaboration?

Not so much any artists, but on the production side, DJ Paul. A producer is going to help take you another level more so than an artist. I’ve always been a fan of his production so that would be a dream collab.

Tell me about your mixtape. Any artists or producers featured that you’d like to mention?

The mixtape is called Grape Jelly Hoe and it’s hosted by The Empire. I’m bringing a new style and originality, along with the new age swag. I got a song on there called “Datz Me” featuring Ricki Li; he represents that new age swag. J. Kut did most of the production. He did Licky Licky and Role Call as well. He’s very serious about his craft and he’s contributing to the new age swag.

What is Grape Jelly Hoe? How did you come up with that?

It’s a way of life! Instead of me saying I wanna be successful, I say I want that jelly! I grind for that jelly. It’s like everything mixed in a pot of gumbo. It’s that lifestyle, it’s about swag.

Big Boss E’s “Grape Jelly Hoe” mixtape, hosted by The Empire coming in 2010.


Big Boss E - Roll Call (Video)

Friday favourites - Mooza Designs

While I have favourite things for the house on the brain... I will add Mooza designs to the collection! I would like one of these on our ground floor toilet door for the new place :-) Unfortunately they can't make it to the next handmade market but we hope to see them again... Actually no reason they can't go on my current toilet door now!! Divine

Artist Spotlight - Ronnie Run (NC)

This gentleman has an impressive resume. Take notice!

Born and raised in a small town of Winterville, North Carolina Ronnie Run is a well-known rapper with a lot of streets credit. “I want to put North Carolina on the map and show people that there is talent around the state.” Growing up around the Pitt County area was just plain and real for Ronnie. “Where I’m from was nothing different from your New York or LA. Living in the South; the pace is slow and the hard work is there.” Starting out as a DJ; Ronnie knew or thought this was something he wanted to do. “After the Dj thing fell through; “I had a backup plan and it was rapping.” Ronnie’s influences are God, my daughter Jocelyn, my family, The Sugar Hill Gang, Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, 2Pac, Notorious BIG, Rakim, Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, KRS-One, LL Cool J, Run DMC, Beastie Boys, Jay-Z and the list goes on and on. “I remember the first time I heard “Rapper’s Delight” by the Sugar Hill Gang and I knew from that point; rapping was something I wanted to do.” It was during a school test when Ronnie wrote his 1st rap song. After that I called my cousin Big Buji and he told me that he was putting beats together so we got in the studio and did my first EP "Lyrical Masta;" it became a street classic. Two of those songs hit the radio airwaves "Ghetto Stress FT. Black Chyna” and “North Kack for Real.” With the success of these songs, I thought it was time for me to try a new producer. I kept writing and one day while listening to a mix tape I called the producer off the CD, and the rest is history. ” I called the producer from Sick Man Productions, we talked and within two weeks I was recording my first song;”Back 4 Tha’ Third Time”. The title track, “4 tha’ Club,” debuted on the radio and quickly caught buzz around town as well as in other states outside of North Carolina. After the song appeared on the radio; Ronnie thought it would be a good idea to shoot a video for the song. “I got with my homeboy John RoRech and we ask Shawn (the owner of Club Dynasty) if it was ok to shoot the video there and he said it was cool.” About two months later I submitted the video to BET late night show “Uncut” and within a week the video was being shown before a nationwide audience. “I thought it was a blessing and an honor to be seen and heard on a level like that.” Soon after that; Ronnie thought it was time to hit the studio again and keep the street flooded with some more hits. “I had to build up my fan base so that when I drop the sampler CD “Cleanin’ Houze”; the fans would love what they heard. ” There was one joint the fans and the DJ’s were feeling and that was “Bump Dis’ (Carolina Ridin’). “I thought it was time to show the world how the Carolinas get down and let them know what we were all about.” Now Ronnie Run is about to drop his mix tape “Hot Joints Vol. 1” with one track making noise as we speak. You can’t go wrong with “I Remember,” which is making some crazy noise as we speak! Ronnie is continuing to network and recording, waiting to get a break. “I am bringing a whole lot to the table as a artist and I am willing to give 200% if needed”.

Contact/Booking Info:

RONNIE RUN, aka Winterville’s Finest
PO Box 252, Winterville, NC 28590
252-414-8403 or 252-756-0085

Orlando Magic Star JJ Redick Releasing a Rap Album

L...O...L. Lemme stop, its only right to give a fair chance right? Ok, so he says he’s part of a “rap super group” that will release a new single before the end of the year titled “Waste Management.”

“We’re working on a rap CD,” Redick said. “We actually haven’t come up with a name from the group, we’re throwing around some ideas right now. We’re not taking ourselves to seriously. We have some influences, and when you hear our sound eventually, you’ll pick up right away. We’re hoping the single drops before the new year, but we have a pretty full time job, so we don’t have a whole lot of time to work on a rap album right now.”

See, that's the problem. He's not even taking it seriously. Ugh, next.

Teyana Taylor Says She's Still a Virgin

In an exclusive interview with Egypt, Teyana addresses the rumors of her dating Chris Brown and Soulja Boy, and her sexuality. She also states that she's still a virgin...

"Chris is my brother. I’ve always said that. People say a lot of things about me and I’m like I’m only 18. Really??? Is it that serious? People have said I was gay and all type of stuff."

"How can I be gay if I’m still a virgin? The one thing people can never say is that I’m a hoe. I have a purity ring. The only time you get in trouble is if you attempt to do something. If your laying up on a boy then something is going to happen. So I just keep my legs closed until I am ready for that. I can’t have a boyfriend because the only thing they want to do is have sex. I don’t want no fingers up there, no penis, nothing!!! Uh uh (shaking her head no)."

Well you go girl. That's the best decision you can make, especially in this industry.

Various NBA Mafia Impersonations

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Artist Spotlight - Thadd Williams (SC)

Born in South Carolina and reared in Virginia, Thaddeus Williams brings a rare palette of business acumen to the industry, which boasts 14 years of entertainment experience and 4 years of military service. As an Inspirational Speaker, Artist, and CEO of Mic Fiend Music, Thadd has accrued an extensive resume that includes opening for T.I., Young Jeezy, Lil’ Wayne, KRS-One, Big Daddy Kane, Jadakiss, MC Light as well as working with DJ Drama, DJ Chuck T, DJ B-Lord, DJ Mick Boogie and The Mic Fiend. He’s also generated major radio play in two regions, performed at the SEA Awards and garnered multiple award nominations. Having developed a love for music early on and rapping since the age of 10, it seemed a natural progression to pursue music. Motivated by family and success, Thadd has incessantly thrown himself into his craft over the years, with a work ethic that rivals many. “I think I’m addicted to succeeding. I don’t mean money, but just the respect and love from knowing that my music touched someone,” he adds.



Here more music, songs, freestyles, and see video at www.micfiendmusic.com


Contact/Booking Info

Artist: Thadd Williams
Label: Mic Fiend Music
Management: G. McCaslin
Contact: 757.256.3542
email: micfiendmusic@gmail.com
website: www.micfiendmusic.com
www.micfiendspeaks.com
twitter.com/thaddwilliamssc

I Slept With 900 Men ... So What?

What did Victoria Betteridge, 28, was rare. Oxonian girl was claimed to have slept with 900 men. "People think I'm screwed since first one, but actually not far from the facts that (sleep with 900 men)," said Victoria. Victoria does not come from broken families. Since childhood he protected. Her parents were pious Catholics. She trained with strictly one of them is forbidden to meet with the boys. But yeah.. in the nine years she slept with 900 men.

"When all my friends went to the cinema or to disco with their boyfriend, I play Scrabble with my parents, horseback riding and going to church," she said. "What a man is not part of my life. When I was 13 years old my father worried about my classes at school bothered, he sent me to school with cost £ 7000 to all female students and I just wanted to learn than a date with a man. "

"The girls at school all know I never had a boyfriend or kissed a man, so that they disturb me all time, called me a lesbian or frigid. In fact, I was a strong girl who loved sports and did not care about make-up like the girls. "

When Victoria was 18 years old, she entered Oxford to study English. "I went into the hall and feel the atmosphere of freedom," she said. Strange, all the time surrounded by boys. From then she took off her shyness. On the first night at university, he was drinking tequila with some friends to the Freshers' Ball. Within hours the first time she kissed with Tom. A week later she had a date with Tom. "Without supervision father, I can do anything."

Tom agrees not rush to have sex. He waited until Victoria was ready. Six months later she lost her virginity. According him, the first experience was so amazing, different from the stories of her friends who felt the opposite.

They broke up, because Tom does not want to just serve Victoria in bed, while Victoria wants sex all the time. In one day she asked to be served at least three times.

Break up with Tom did not make a long sad. A week later she met the man that she forgot his name at the bar and brought him to her room. "I do not care who he is and what he did, which I think only sex and feel good." This is the beginning of her adventures that she slept with 900 men.

"I went to bars and clubs of students, dancing provocatively in front of the man she wanted, then I want to buy a drink, everything was so easy," Victoria explained that mode.

Second year at Oxford, he moved into a flat with five girls and this does not make him more docile. "We recommend each other," she said with a giggle .. "We tell each other if they are good or not in bed . None of us who posesive.

Our flat, she said, given the name of fun flats. There are always some half-naked boys, which they sometimes do not know who they are.

Some guys, can not accept the attitude that without the commitment of Victoria. "His name is Stewart always watching out to see if I'm out with other people," Victoria said with a laugh.

"That's a joke. If we heard a noise outside we would say: That's crazy Stewart was spying with binoculars. "

In the last year's, her attitude to be added. She went to Swinger club where the participants can exchange partner. She even related a threesome at the club in London. She also remained in his custom, went to the club, take a man for sex last night, the morning she drove the man away.

Behavior of these reckless apparently smelled by family. Victoria also questioned the father. And since then Victoria with family breakup. She knows that others will judge him, but she ignored it. She dismissed the notion that her behavior was dangerous to himself. He says always wear protection from sexually transmitted diseases and never leave an empty flat with without a stranger.

"Sex is a very normal thing for people, some people go to dinner, sports, I have sex," she said, adding that her behavior was not hurt anyone.

However, Victoria said that in the last three months she had cut the habit. She began to go the gym to reduce sexual desire. "I was involved a date with a man. There's something else about him. He was perfect for me in bed. I do not know what will happen to him, but it made me realize that I also wanted marriage and children at a time.

And after nine years as a sexual predator, Victoria began to do an evaluation of her temperament. "I think, because when I was a child too tight," she said. I do not want to live like this continue, but I do not regret the past. I've enjoyed the fun. For now I am out with one person. We'll see what happens. "I just want to find someone who is passionate sex with me so I'm satisfied," added Victoria.

Pic of the Day: Jackson Boys at the Premiere of "This is It"

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Former Celtics Star Antoine Walker BROKE AND IN DEBT

In 12 years, Antoine Walker made more than $110 million playing professional basketball moderately well. Take away taxes, throw in some adidas endorsement money and a "NBA Live 99" cover, and he's left with, what, $60-to-65 million?

So whats the problem?? For some reason during the last several months, the once multi-millionaire athlete has been pursued by multiple financial institutions for unpaid debts. According to The Boston Globe, the former Celtics star owes more than $4 million to his creditors and is facing felony check fraud charges in Las Vegas. All of this at the age of 33. FELONY CHECK FRAUD CHARGES???

Little Baby Blowtorch

I've been reticent to mention this because I feel like it might be a little too personal. However, I need all of your help. My wife has been pregnant the last nine months.

Last night, our baby was born. Despite my protests, she wouldn't go for the name Bonesaw Michaeljordan Kerby. I don't know why not, either. But since it was the start of the NBA season last night, she agreed to let me name it after whoever I want. I've got some ideas.

Might go with the 'best player in the game' strategy.

LeBron Treymes Kerby

Might try to make him more exotic.

Pau Kerby

Might go old-school.

Bill Kerby

Might go new-school.

Blake Kerby

Might go for the best look.

Dirk Nowitzkerby

This is basically the most important decision of my life, so I need your help.

What do you think?

BET Hip Hop Awards: 2009 Cypher Sessions

I gotta admit I enjoyed everyone (even Nicki Minaj).

Oh and the new guy from NY, Crown Royyal KILLED IT!!! I'm a fan!

Nicki Minaj, Buckshot, Crown Royyal, Joe Budden



Wale, Nipsey Hussle, GSAN, KRS One



Mos Def, Black Thought, Eminem

This is the Hottes Girl From Vietnam

Elly Ha Tran is one of the most Hot girls in Asia who came from Vietnam. Posting photos of hot and sexy on her blog, she makes a pretty popular girl in Vietnam. Even in Asia. Here are the photos Hot and sexy Elly Tran Ha: