The BET Hip Hop Preview Style Suite Pic’s + Meet Ester Dean
Are You In Inc. hosted a special style suite to celebrate the 2009 BET Hip Hop Awardsnominees, performers and presenters. Here are some of the pic’s … I want to thank 8732 for hooking me up with some goods their new line is dope… The BET Hip Hop Preview Style Suite brought out notable appearances by: Eva Marcille, Lance Gross, Verse OJ da Juiceman, Tiny & Toya, Will Packer, my homie Ester Dean, Lil Duval, Kenny Burns, and many more…
I want yall to check out my homie Ester Deanshe is killing it right now writing music for everyone and their mama behind the music.. I met Ester when Ciara was working on her album last year. I am so happy for her, I love to see people that’s out here working hard, make it…
CincyChic
October 13, 2009 at 3:43 pm
When is Toya due to have her braces removed……
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October 13, 2009 at 5:32 pm
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SAMUEL
October 13, 2009 at 8:36 pm
love toya a lot want to make her miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiine, tell her to get the brace removed and then change the hair styl she is pretty and i need to show the prettiness out of her. Her dude is fine not sure if he is into her for real coa if not he has to move on and i can move in
Drea
October 14, 2009 at 9:49 am
I just looked at these pictures of Tiny and that is the same outfit she had on at A.J’s funeral. That is not an appropriate outfit to wear to someone funeral then turn around and head to an event.
babby
October 14, 2009 at 5:53 pm
Maybe she didn’t have time to change clothes. COME AS YOU ARE. Ain’t no catwalk.
SmartNseXy
October 16, 2009 at 4:52 am
Does no one else find the shows that are coming on BET to be offensive? This, Frankie & Neffe, and now the Mike Vick Show….something is very wrong. BET, whether they like it or not, is pushing this trash on the most impressionable little brothers and sisters out there. If this is the future of “black entertainment”, then we all have a problem.