Yukmouth Steps Into Porno With New Adult DVD; Soundtrack To Feature New Songs
Published: Monday - February 21, 2005
Words by Jay Casteel
Yukmouth (Photo: Smoke-A-Loe)
Oakland rapper Yukmouth is venturing beyond hip-hop, and making a move into the world of porno, like many rap stars before him including Lloyd Banks, Snoop Dogg and Lil Jon. The rapper has teamed up with Onyxxx Films and XXX director Ron Hightower to produce his new XXX DVD, "Yukmouth's Big Booty Stallions."
"This opportunity came before I could start my own production. I'm looking forward to doing a whole series -- Vol. 1, Vol. 2, Vol. 3," Yukmouth told AVN.com, about his deal with Onyxxx. "We tryin' it out to see how it works. If it's big, we gonna keep it going."
The Los Angeles-based rapper -- who got his start as one half of the group, the Luniz -- says he has a lot to offer as far as "incorporating hip-hop with the porno scene." Even though you will see Yukmouth throughout the DVD, you will not see him "performing."
"I'm just the host, you ain't gonna see me in there f---in'," he laughed. "I chill with the porno stars 'n sh-- and talk about what they do."
The adult stars featured in "Big Booty Stallions" include Beauty, Chloe Black, Lola Lane, Ayana Angel, and new girl, Kandy Kremes. Yukmouth says his approach to porno differs from Snoop Dogg's, and focuses more on the real stars -- the girls.
"Their sh-- is concentrated on them. My sh-- is concentrated on the porno stars, like it should be'" says Yuk. "It's like Snoop'll do a real performance, rappin' and sh--. My sh-- is focusing on the sex, instead of makin' it so much of hip-hop. That's what you buy the f---in' tape for, you buy it for the sex. You don't buy it see a motherf---in' hip-hop video. If you want that, you go to BET, right?"
The film's soundtrack will feature three of his newest tracks, including "Stallions" featuring Money B and The Regime, and "Wet Dreams."
Aside from his XXX venture, Yukmouth is also working on his next album, Million Dollar Mouthpiece, which is due this summer.
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