Vampiress Music Video: The Weekend Hustler's "Addicted"

"Addicted"

The Weekend Hustler

Produced in 2014

The Weekend Hustler was an up and coming rap duo based out of Dallas, Texas.  The group consisted of American Multi-D and Lady Multi from England.   The group was active until December of 2014 when Charlotte "Lady Multi" Seekings passed away.

In the video for Addicted "D" gets in a car accident and ends up in some freaky hospital where Lady Multi is a vampire nurse treating him. 

There are also scenes where "D" is sitting in his apartment and "Lady" in a pair of black leggings, over the knee boots and a black corset is stalking him. 

For more music videos from the group check out their website www.theweekendhustler.com

Vampiress Music Video: Jim Jones "Retrograde"

Retrograde (Vampire Life remix)

Jim Jones ft. Eddy McKenzie

Produced in 2012

This is a rap video starring Jim Jones.  In it he sits in a chair performing his lyrics while occasionally being surrounded by female vampires.  The hook of the song is performed by DD172 assistant and producer McKenzie Eddy who in the opposite situation is surrounded by shirtless male vampires but unlike Jones SHE HERSELF is sporting fangs while wearing a form fitting short white dress.

Vampire Life is Jones catch phrase in a way.  It refers to living a party lifestyle in which you sleep all day and are up all night.  He has turned it into a bit of a franchise as he represents it not only through music but with a clothing line and even an eventual movie.  Below are some promotional pictures for Vampire Life featuring music video models Cyn Santana (Brunette) and Jessica Mericee (Blonde).

Vampiress Music Video: Kanye West's "Monster"

Warning: Some of the strong language in the video below might be offensive for some.  Viewer discretion is advised.

Kanye West - Monster from Bro Hug on Vimeo.

 Kanye West featuring Jay-Z, Rick Ross, Justin Vernon and Nicki Minaj

"Monster"

 My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

produced in 2010

I've got to admit that I was pretty pumped to get to post this one.  There just isn't enough ethnic vamps in media so a change of pace is good.  I guess it's like if you watch enough Girls Gone Wild DVD's you eventually get to the point where you wish the skinny drunk blonde would put her clothes on just to see something different.  

This music video doesn't really have a story to tell but it doesn't need one.  The premise of the song is that each of the performers are monsters in different ways.   The video itself is very dark and artsy looking with a lot of time and effort put into it.  It's a shame the rest of the music genre's today don't put as much time and effort that the big wigs in the rap community does as far as presentation. The background cast consists primarily of zombies and corpses of models with a few vampires sprinkled in but their is one main vamp and she is played by the very talented Nicki Minaj.

Nicki Minaj

 For those that are not a fan of hip hop and not familiar with Nicki she is best described as the "Lady GaGa" of the rap community in that she is multi talented but the talent is sometimes overshadowed by how weird she can be. Also like GaGa she is really hot depending on different factors such as how, when and where you are seeing her.   During Nicki's portion of the song she is dressed in a skin tight all black outfit complete with sword and silver fangs.  While rapping she seems to have someone held hostage which after removing the tarp from the persons head is revealed to be none other than Nicki Minaj (this time in all white with a pink wig).  "Vamp Nicki" teases "hostage Nicki" through out the segment even sitting on her lap at one point.  It's very sexy in an uncomfortably weird sort of way.