Hip Hop Peepshow
Two more rappers have joined the ever-growing club of hip hop MCs branching out to the porn world with their marketing ... er ... tentacles.

Former 2 Live Crew leader Luther Campbell has teamed up with Exquisite Multimedia and adult director Justin Slayer for a new hip-hop meets porn series called "Peepshow XXX." Campbell, whose raunchy, sex-filled Miami bass tunes led to his arrest on obscenity charges in both Ohio and Florida, is threatening to go further sexually than any other rapper has in porn thus far. While Ice-T and Too Short have all hosted porn videos, Campbell has alluded that he might actually have sex in his (though he has not confirmed this).
"We're going to do this right," Campbell told AVN. "Slayer is going to concentrate on doing what he does and I'm going to concentrate on doing what I do. But if he needs me to get up in there, I'll do what I got to do."
"We're going to take them to a 'Luke party,'" Tony B., general manager for Exquisite Multimedia added. "We're going to throw a real party in Miami and show them how Luke does and how Exquisite Multimedia does it. We're going to stir it up right and videotape what goes on."
"I've been doing it for a minute, this sex thing," said Campbell. "What me and Justin are going to do is bring the two worlds of hip-hop and sex together in a way that no one else has done before. The series is going to be a lot like what my life is like on the road. All sorts of crazy shit goes down when I come into a town. Women get their booties shakin' and get freaky up on the stage when I play -- and it's even crazier in the back."
The first episode of "Peepshow XXX" will be filmed in Miami this March.
Another rapper turned porn auteur is Lil' Jon of Lil' Jon & the East Side Boyz, the self-proclaimed "original kings of crunk." Jon is the goblet-carrying, gold-teeth frontin' dreadlocked dude you see in just about every hip hop magazine or party photo op these days. He also happens to be a big porn fan and recently issued his "Lil' Jon's American Sex Series" through Video Team. The vid finds Jon crossing over from "hip hop to pop shot, " to quote the box cover. Like most rappers, he doesn't actually have sex in the vid, but simply presides over porn stars and amateurs as they do and provides the musical soundtrack.
"Snoop really opened the doors for all of us that are doing it now," Lil' Jon recently told The Porning Report at the Adult Entertainment Expo. "We're gonna be the first Southern group to put shit out the way we're gonna do it. We're gonna try to flip it and do soundtracks to the movies, our music is high energy as it is, so when we put that into the porn it's gonna be a whole new level of pornography. Rap and porn are already so intertwined as it is, with the groupies and what we talk about on the records."
And damn if Jon didn't hit the nail on the head. Rap and porn are indeed already intertwined, and the lyrics on many of the records are indeed laced with explicit tales of sexual accomplishments and atrocities, so the marriage of the two is a logical progression. But that ain't gonna prevent protests...
"Lil' Jon's American Sex Series" is available on February 20th.
Feb 10, 2004 at 12:55 PM by Frank Meyer in Music | Permalink
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Hip-Porn
The hip-hop community was really one of the first subcultures to embrace the pornography industry. Any body that is familiar with this wide genre of music knows, that its artist has the knack of promoting almost anything. Both hip-hop and porn, are two industries that are considered vile by many in mainstream America. Whenever hip-hop expanded into the mainstream, several artists were able to pay homage to their own on- screen sweethearts via video. From Heather Hunter appearing in 2pac’s “How do you want it,” and Jenna Jameson appearing in Eminem’s “Without Me “, these video vixens are not found to be sparse in the mainstream anymore.
Some artist like rapper Akinyele go to the strip club, and tip heavy faithfully, because talking about sex made them most of their money. With the porn and hip-hop industries rise to the forefront it is only right that some of these artist cash in on what they have glorified for so long. If there are two guys that can help the cause of peddling smut more than Luther ”Uncle Luke” Campbell, formerly of the late 80’s rap group 2 live crew, and Lil’ Jon of Lil’ Jon and The Eastside Boys, please let me know. These two men are responsible for some of the most played songs in strip clubs across America, for nearly the past last two decades. With sexually charged song titles like “me so horny” and “Pop that Coochie” from Uncle Luke, to “We like dem girls” and “Shake dat monkey” ,from the self proclaimed “King Of Crunk” Lil’ Jon, these two men make porn video maker’s salivate over them more than the girls.
Luke a veteran in the advocacy of first amendment rights, is also one of the forefathers of this porn meets hip-hop movement. He hosted a series of pay-per-view shows bearing the name of “Luke’s Peepshow” during the late 90’s. Snoop Doggy Dogg’s 2002 release of “Doggystyle” perpetuated this movement to an all-time high. Once, there was a time whenever rappers were not considered as artist at all. It’s very ironic that they glorified and portrayed porn actresses and strippers into being art forms as well.
By Jarvis Siler
Posted by: Jarvis Siler at Nov 1, 2004 12:55:24 PM
The chinese had a way of getting rid of their pimps and dope pushers, they killed them. Even through China now have the second highest jail population, (the united states has the first)things would have been worse if they didn't get rid of their vultures and low life. Hip hop artists who disrespect Black females and even Black males for that matter need to be eliminated much more then Biggie, tupac, easy e or ol dirty bastard. See www.pyramidoftruth.com and www.themysteryoflife.com death to the pornographers.
Posted by: NEBTAWI at Dec 19, 2004 8:01:10 AM
Its a NEW name for an OLD game
http://www.pimphop.com
Posted by: s2thap at Mar 1, 2005 8:24:26 AM
yeeaaah whhhaaaaaat okkkkaaaaaaaay
Posted by: lil c at May 2, 2005 2:39:29 AM
Q1: "So Mr. L'il..."
LJ: "Please Q, call me Jon. Can I interest you in a beverage? Glass of port? Chardonney? I also have a festive variety of vintage Crunk that you may feel free to indulge in at your leisure"
Q1: "Thank you Jhon. I'm good, but first question...why porn? why now?"
LJ: "As stated earlier, it is simply the natural progression of the industry. People in our society tend to respond quite favorably to ignatious rythyms matched in mysogonistic contexts. I feel why deny them their desires?"
Q1: "Jhon, you're surprisingly articulate."
LJ: "I'll take that as a compliment"
Q1: "Do you plan on appearing in any of your "adult productions"...in perhaps a sexual scenario? You know, puttin' the "crunk" into her "trunk", perhaps?"
LJ: "Well Q, I'm approaching my involment from the point of artistic and musical director, but the truthful answer is most decidedly "Yeeeaaaaahhh!!!""
Q1: "Jhon, what do you think about Hip-Hop Condoms being marketed to youth?"
LJ: "WhaT!!!"
Q1: "Yes, condoms marketed to youth as young as 12years of age under the guise of Hip-Hop cultural response to permiscuous sexual behavior and attitudes"
LJ: "Quite honestly Q, a year ago I would have be like "WHAAT!!!", and I appologize before I could not actually make out the question as I'm partially crunk in my left ear, but today because of the reality of youth attitudes on sex and sexual freedom I must say that I think the marketing is "Okaaaaaaaay!!!"
Q1: "Hmm, intersting. So if your 12yr. old daughter came home and said "L'il Dad, I got an F on my math test, but the teacher said it's okay because I use Hip-Hop condoms when I'm getting the "crunk in the trunk" you'd be fine with that? "
LJ: "Well, I'd be appauled. My daughter is absolutely phenomenal at mathematics and at 13yrs. of age is the CFO of Crunk, Ltd. and Crunk'd Int'l Corp. so an 'F' in math is absurd"
Q1: "I think you may have missed the point"
LJ: "No, no, I think you have decidedly crossed the line in slandering my daughter's good name. Sir, you are a cad and a miscreant! I have repealed my offer of tasty, delicous, life-giving crunk juice (available in 14flavors, including SexBerry, TangerineTitty, and CrunkerMelon)."
Q1: "But Jhon..."
LJ: "WHAT!!! No, no...get out. Away with ye, away. Please remove yourself from my sight"
Q1: "Jhon, I appologize...I'm sorry to have offended you"
LJ: "No no, it is too late. Please join Luda in the 'OUT'er circle as this interview is over"
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Q1: "It seems that Mr. L'il will be appearing in a nickel-odeon styled porno series, the first episode appearing in mid-july. Basically, a "nickel-odeon" is a continuing series of episodes that show in theaters in a continuation format every weekend. He plans on marketing to upscale movie houses and seedy crack houses for distribution" "J, was quite the gentleman and a delicately refined and attentive host. Far from the persona taken on in his music videos and public appearances. He is, in a sense "charmingly english".
Cheers to you Jon.
Q1
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Posted by: r at Jun 18, 2005 10:08:10 AM
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