Shemale Yum : Top 10 Models RIGHT NOW

[GroobySteven]

Almost all change in the periodic review of the Shemale Yum Top 10. These are based on members ratings of their favourite models/performers and accrue over the months and years. A model must have at least 50 ratings before she appears and the difference between the model in the number 1 at 4.56/5.00 and number 10 at 4.32/5.00 is 5%. Just to make the Top 100 currently you'd need a 4.22/5.00 to break it. With 1758 Models currently showing on ShemaleYum, it's very competitive.

And without further ado ...

Jessy Dubai - No. 1

Currently occupying the top spot, is Jessy Dubai who has appeared in only three scenes on the site to date.

Photographed by Buddy Wood

[GroobySteven]

Camilla La Princessa - No. 2

She's just popped into the Top 100 with 51 votes, one above the minimum needed so we'll see how long she can maintain that spot but Camilla is a hottie from Texas who has already featured on 4 sets here as well as on Shemale.XXX

photographed by Omar Wax

[GroobySteven]

Jane Marie - No. 3

She's been in the top 10 since she debuted and she hasn't appeared in a new set since 2013 (although we're still holding out for more).
Tranny Awards Model of the Year, site fave and super model.

photographed by Buddy Wood

[GroobySteven]

Megan - No. 4

A popular Texas model when she debuted in 2012, it took 2 yrs for her to reappear and was just as popular.

photographed by Omar Wax

[GroobySteven]

Dahlia Diamond - No. 5

Cutie Dahlia from has been appearing on our sites since 2012, this is her latest 2014 shoot which has went down VERY well.

photographed by Buddy Wood

[GroobySteven]

Paris Brawner - No. 6

Another Texas cutie, Paris is pure sexual energy. She's appeared in hardcore and solos on the site and always gives it her all.

photgraphed by Omar Wax

[GroobySteven]

Jenessa Hart - No. 7

Jenessa has been appearing since 2010 and a popular addition to the site, also from Texas, as so many of our girls.

photographed by Omar Wax.

[GroobySteven]

Penny Tyler - No. 8

The lovely Penny Tyler, she hasn't appeared since 2013 on Shemale Yum but I think she has some new content coming up. This was from her set in Feb 2013.

photographed by Buddy Wood

[GroobySteven]

Cassie Sparkles - No. 9

Causing a stir when she debuted on Shemale Yum in 2013, Cassie shot a number of scenes across our network but hasn't been seen on camera since (although I've seen her on social networking looking awesome). Great looking girl whom we hope to see back.

photographed by Radius Dark.

[GroobySteven]

Jizelle Moore - No. 10

Hot Canadian stunner Jizelle once occupied the Top Spot on Shemale Yum but she retired from modeling in 2012, just after this shoot. You can see her on Canadian-Tgirls.com and Shemale.XXX but otherwise, I don't know if or when new content of her would be available.

photographed by Kevin Dong.

[CORVETTEDUDE]

Steven...you're missing #9 & you have #10 twice!! However, Penny Tyler would most definitely be my favorite!!

[GroobySteven]

Steven...you're missing #9!! However, Penny Tyler would most definitely be my favorite!!

You bit just a second too quick, Cassie was getting added in nine :-)

[CORVETTEDUDE]

Mo Bette now.....Well done!!!

[Kevin Dong]

Jizelle Moore - No. 10

Hot Canadian stunner Jizelle once occupied the Top Spot on Shemale Yum but she retired from modeling in 2012, just after this shoot. You can see her on Canadian-Tgirls.com and Shemale.XXX but otherwise, I don't know if or when new content of her would be available.

photographed by Kevin Dong.

Her last shoot is actually on my site. A real testament to her as a model for her to remain in the top 10 for so long.

[GroobySteven]

Her last shoot is actually on my site.

"Your" site?
:heartbroken:

[RallyCola]

hmm....i must say that the yum top 10 has never really reflected my personal tastes but this current list is a really good representation of the site with older models, newer faces and varying body types.

[LI SEAN08]

Standing on her flag???????

[GroobySteven]

Standing on her flag???????

Yeah the rest of the world aren't so uptight about the usage of a piece of colored cloth as the US seem to be.

[WendyWilliams]

Ive never seen or heard about Camilla, WOW WOW she is Gorgeous.

[LilyRox]

Ive never seen or heard about Camilla, WOW WOW she is Gorgeous.

Me either. Her eye shadow is amazing.

[nysprod]

Yeah the rest of the world aren't so uptight about the usage of a piece of colored cloth as the US seem to be.

Yeah...in places like Saudi Arabia and China, people do it all the time and no one says a word lol

[GroobySteven]

Yeah...in places like Saudi Arabia and China, people do it all the time and no one says a word lol

So much for freedom of speech when you can't even destroy your own flag.

[Weissmann]

Jane Marie is the most beautiful Girl in that top 10 list

[flabbybody]

great to see Paris on the list. beautiful girl and well deserved

[TSPornFan]

I agree with 1, 2, 3, and 9. I'm not into the other girls to be honest.

[bluesoul]

So much for freedom of speech when you can't even destroy your own flag.

that's not protected as speech. in the united states there is an amendment against flag desecration. stepping on the .us flag is considered flag desecration.

canada may have a different law

[youngblood61]

Dahlia Diamond,Mmmmmmmmmm!:jerkoff

[Turlington]

It seems as if Texas and models photographed by Buddy are the most popular. Then again, all of those ladies are HAWT.

MORE Dahlia Diamond, please.

[youngblood61]

Love the shoots around the pool by BW.

[maxpower]

that's not protected as speech. in the united states there is an amendment against flag desecration. stepping on the .us flag is considered flag desecration.

canada may have a different law


There is no such amendment to the Constitution. Republicans have tried to put it through Congress a couple of times in the past as political grandstanding, but it never got far.

[RallyCola]

Dahlia Diamond,Mmmmmmmmmm!:jerkoff

she looked quite a bit different (softer?) in her newest sets. i almost didn't recognize her as the same girl.

[GroobySteven]

that's not protected as speech. in the united states there is an amendment against flag desecration. stepping on the .us flag is considered flag desecration.

canada may have a different law


That was my point, I understood you (the US) had some quaint and archaic ideas on this.

[youngblood61]

she looked quite a bit different (softer?) in her newest sets. i almost didn't recognize her as the same girl.Yeah RC,great bod and a real cutie pie face. Will check out some of her earlier stuff. Fast becumming a favorite of mine.:)

[eccentricBlue]

Eat your hear out Letterman. This is a real Top 10
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[maxpower]

That was my point, I understood you (the US) had some quaint and archaic ideas on this.


As I pointed out, he is utterly wrong about there being an amendment concerning "flag desecration." There are groups of people, largely conservative, who from time to time try to turn it into a poltical issue to show that they're a "patriot" and a "real American," but their efforts have never advanced too far (...yet). The saner and more rational of us can differentiate between the physical symbol and the ideals that it represents. We know which of the two is more important, and that zealously protecting the one by elevating it to a holy status, actually destroys the other.

[bluesoul]

As I pointed out, he is utterly wrong about there being an amendment concerning "flag desecration."

https://www.aclu.org/free-speech/background-flag-desecration-amendment


That was my point, I understood you (the US) had some quaint and archaic ideas on this.

i'm actually a british citizen (and american one too) ;)

[GroobySteven]

As I pointed out, he is utterly wrong about there being an amendment concerning "flag desecration." There are groups of people, largely conservative, who from time to time try to turn it into a poltical issue to show that they're a "patriot" and a "real American," but their efforts have never advanced too far (...yet). The saner and more rational of us can differentiate between the physical symbol and the ideals that it represents. We know which of the two is more important, and that zealously protecting the one by elevating it to a holy status, actually destroys the other.

I didn't realize it wasn't a crime. Haven't people been arrested for burning the flag?

[bluesoul]

I didn't realize it wasn't a crime. Haven't people been arrested for burning the flag?

happens all the time (http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/man-arrested-burning-u-s-flag-cops-article-1.1394715), unless it's some low key event where nobody knows about it except a small circle of nobodies (like the KKK and their ilk)

the ripest season for flag burning, flag spitting on etc. usually reaches it apex during a riot, political upheaval or such moments of unrest eg. la riots

those are the times i never see anyone arrested directly for flag burning but rather the other activities of public nuance but flag burning is always something you can chuck onto them at the courts to make sure the other stuff sticks

[CORVETTEDUDE]

Yeah the rest of the world aren't so uptight about the usage of a piece of colored cloth as the US seem to be.

It's not the cloth Steven, but the principles it stands for. I'm not saying any other country's flag has any less meaning to it's citizens....we just take it more seriously.

[simonisthebest]

Hazel tucker is the best lookin shemale in America & probably one of the only one who can approach all theses latinas.

all these jessy dubai,jessica hart look regular & are not on her level..


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[maxpower]

https://www.aclu.org/free-speech/background-flag-desecration-amendment


Right. Like I said, it has been attempted, but no such amendment has come to pass.

[GroobySteven]

It's not the cloth Steven, but the principles it stands for. I'm not saying any other country's flag has any less meaning to it's citizens....we just take it more seriously.

I understand the principle behind it - it's the seriousness (and the inability to express oneself) that is the issue to me. Too some it's just a piece of cloth, to others it represents something more - but banning (as I thought) standing on it, or desecrating it, seems at odds with the so-called freedom of speech.

Personally, I think this is as big a desecration as anything;

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[nysprod]

There are no laws in the U.S. prohibiting desicration of the flag, and people who don't like to see the flag desicrated are free to express their opinions as well.

My comment regarding "no one saying a word" about flag desicration in places like China and Saudi Arabia were sarcastic...you'll be jailed in China and you could get executed in Saudi Arabia for doing it.

The United States Supreme Court in Texas v. Johnson, 491 U.S. 397 (1989), and reaffirmed in U.S. v. Eichman, 496 U.S. 310 (1990), has ruled that due to the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, it is unconstitutional for a government (whether federal, state, or municipality) to prohibit the desecration of a flag, due to its status as "symbolic speech."

[LilyRox]

I'm American and I don't understand the obsession many other Americans have with the flag. To be honest I think our flag is one of the most poorly designed flags as far as style. It's not symmetrical at all and seems like it was just randomly decided to put stars in the corner as a last min option for the colonies/states. Most of the other flags look beautiful, if they are folded over they match the other side perfectly because of their symmetry. I think it's strange that in my opinion one of the worst looking flags in the world is worshiped so much just because it's "American".

Another thing is the eagle. Everyone raves about the eagle as such a majestic bird, but almost all eagle pictures I see they seem to just look like grumpy assholes.

http://images.nationalgeographic.com/wpf/media-live/photos/000/000/cache/bald-eagle_1_600x450.jpg

[nysprod]

I wouldn't call it obsession, but people died so that we could express ourselves without fear of government retribution...sounds corny, maybe, but it's true.

[RallyCola]

...Another thing is the eagle. Everyone raves about the eagle as such a majestic bird, but almost all eagle pictures I see they seem to just look like grumpy assholes.

http://images.nationalgeographic.com/wpf/media-live/photos/000/000/cache/bald-eagle_1_600x450.jpg

so, is it umamerican to run over a bald eagle with a korean made car using saudi gas and wipe the blood off my bumper with the american flag while screaming for allah's forgiveness?

maybe the grumpy asshole was asking for it.

[Turlington]

Can we PLEASE get back to discussing Jessy, Jane, and the other girls?