ALIE LAYUS “HIT YOU”

Alie Layus is a renowned model and DJ who was born in San Francisco, California. Alie gained a foothold in the competitive night life and nowadays she works in several famous nightclubs, including the parties organized by Play Boy.
This funny video belongs to her last production “Hit You”.



And this is Alie Layus. Sexy, eh?









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I know how do you feel. I was given a smaller one and it lasted one minute and half, the time I needed to get it out of the box. Difficult aeromodelling.

MEGAN THEE STALLION - BOA

Megan Thee Stallion has released "Boa," her latest single and the third snake-themed track from her upcoming album (following "HISS" in January and "Cobra" in November 2023). Announced through a series of Instagram posts, the music video shows Megan immersed in a fictional game called Curse of the Serpent Woman, where she appears in real life to kill her friends after they die in the game. Produced by LilJuMadeDaBeat, the song includes a sample of Gwen Stefani's hit "What You Waiting For?" and reflects Megan's love for anime culture.

It's a music video with a very cool and daring aesthetic. More from the past decade than from this one, so puritanical and prim. A perfect 10 for Megan.



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I forgot to share these photos of Emily at the Met Gala 2K24 (You can click on the images to see them in larger size and appreciate the details).








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IT'S NOT A MAN'S THING UNTIL WE ADD OUR TOUCH.

There are things that, in theory, don’t really go with us—until we find the right way to do them. Because keeping the rhythm with claps or tapping on a table is one thing, but adding a Glock to the equation? That changes everything.



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It’s never too late to take an interest in fashion.

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TO THE RHYTHM OF THE MUSIC

In Brazil, style is everything—even the dogs bark in rhythm. A group of guys is singing in the street when suddenly, a dog starts barking. Coincidence or not, true or not, it’s perfectly in sync with the music. This pup’s got some serious musical talent.



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The bride’s friends.

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THE DOR BROTHERS $NOT - MEAN FT. FLO MILLI

The Dor Brothers are back at it again, turning $NOT and Flo Milli’s track Mean into a visual gem using Artificial Intelligence.



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Everything reminds me of her.

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PEN MASTER: THE 2345678 CHALLENGE WITH PEN TAPPING

Lennie Simo has an incredible sense of rhythm. But instead of playing drums, his instruments are a table, a couple of pens, and his own cheek. Watch as Lennie grooves his way through the 12345678 challenge, nailing every beat and adding some impressive touches along the way. His collaboration with the Jabbawockeez dance crew is on another level too.




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Always in shape.

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TOMMY CASH. UNTZ UNTZ. UNCENSORED VERSION

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In the past, we've highlighted some music videos by Estonian artist Tommy Cash. These were videos uploaded to YouTube that were right on the edge of what the platform allows, but his latest work, 'UNTZ UNTZ,' should probably be on Pornhub instead.

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The slow-mo of the day.

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