Pitbull

When our Model Latinas aren't out there painting the town brown, they're shooting a &%#!load of music videos. Take Lisa Morales, the Cubana cutie who was booted off Model Latina Miami too soon in my opinion. She's the lead lady in Pitbull's Cheaters-inspired video "Hotel Room Service." Then there's the other prematurely kicked off model, Rebecca Hernandez.

Oh Pitbull, he of taco meat chest hair. Oh Pitbull, he of infectious club bangers. Y Pitbull, he who loves to employ Model Latinas. In Pit’s new video for “Hotel Room Service,” Lisa Morales of Model Latina Miami plays his scorned girlfriend. Lisa catches Pit with three girls in a hotel (of course, check the name of the song) and is quickly escorted the fudge out. It’s a sexy, funny clip. Added bonus: Lisa looks great without resorting to swimwear or miniskirts.

Model Latina Miami is sizzling! If you haven’t seen the top 15 ladies yet, take a gander here. Yes, they’re beautiful but they also have good, ahem, melons atop their shoulders. For example, look at Zuleyka—the half boricua, half brasilera bombshell. She’s already starring in music videos for B-Real (“Fire”) and Pitbull (“Blanco”).

Just in time for the Memorial Day weekend hip-hop’s favorite Cuban MC, Pitbull, is ready to serve your iPod or ride with free music. Click HERE and get his latest mixtape, S****in on the Industry for FREE. With a title like that it sounds like Pit, who’s never been your typical rapper, is completely tired of this shady ass music biz. He’s been an artist who’s been in situations where his marketing failed to showcase his true talents.

A few weeks ago one of the questions in the comments section asked “what’s up with Down?” Down aka Kilo is the Mexican rapper who had a hit with “Lean like a Cholo.” Well, unfortunately, I did find some info on the homie but it’s not good. This past weekend he sustained injuries in a freak car accident. Down is presently in a Farmington, New Mexico hospital. Sí TV’s thoughts and prayers are with the big homie.

Enough already! Pitbull has grown weary of telling anyone with a microphone or tape recorder that his music cannot be categorized. The Cuban-American with the rapid flow has been pigeonholed as everything from a party rapper ("Culo") to reggaetonero ("Gasolina (Remix)") to battle MC.