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ive had white clients call me a "black slut" or a "nigger bitch"...those sessions ended real quick to say the least.
im sorry but your not going to use me to fulfill that fantasy.i actually had one guy who asked me to call him "masta" fuck outta here
At least he didn't ask you to shine his shoes or do a dance
lolz definitely not the route I would go anyway... a pasty white chick like me can't use slang like that. TRUFAX: some of my friends officially prohibited me from saying phrases like "playa" because I'm too white :(Quote:
Originally Posted by amberskyi
lol...your are not to white.you looked pretty at home at that hip-hop bar we took you to lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Wendy Summers
That's because I can bond with most black women... my hair won't do shit either unless I straighten it and use an ungawdly amount of product. :dancing:Quote:
Originally Posted by amberskyi
And I thought my answer/advice was actually credible...lol
I guess you have to be popular and have a history of starting constant threads or just be outright disrespectful and not-givin-a fuck like the brothers Freddie franklin etc..lol
It just goes to show that the white bitches that starts these kinds of threads (aside from Wendy Williams) are really just trolling themselves looking for attention from the popular black guys..lol
Nope... wasn't looking for attention... subjects on my mind because I'm trying to work out in my head the scene we're going to play... which made me think if I produced the worst possible train wreck of a scene what would it look and sound like. Which then got me laughing at some of the bad jokes I had in my head which lead me to this (failure of a) thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by tsdvdman
To be honest, the only reason I'm having to think this hard on it is I've had so many people asking when I'd do an IR scene... in my brain it's just another scene. I considered doing some sort of deconstruction, but that seemed like it would go over most people's heads. Ultimately I'm leaning towards a set that the title makes a punny reference and then that's it -- the scene is just a scene.
I would guess it depends on the individuals you would be working with. If they get off to it and it makes the scene better, then go for it!, If its a problem and detracts from the scene then don't! If everyone in the scene is having fun with it, whats the problem? anyone outside the scene who gets offended have the right not to buy or watch it :)
Basically I would suggest talking it over beforehand with the people you are working with and for.
- Aimee
Well since everyone working on the production is working for me, the for is taken care of... and yes my usual production process means running the scenes past everyone before we shoot. My shoots are typically very collaborative efforts when the Producers and other talent want input.Quote:
Originally Posted by aimee riendeau
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Originally Posted by Wendy Summers
I actually laughed when I read that, mainly because it's so absurd.Quote:
Originally Posted by WendyWilliams
And that video clip is pure satire...yet funny to me too.
The whole scenario reminds me of this...
Fuck Me [Interlude] - Biggie & Lil' Kim (Original Version) - YouTube