The 15 Most Notorious Video Starlets (00′-13′ Edition)

Busty, beautiful, and bootylicious are just a few descriptors that we can use for these notorious video vixens you should check out.

Rap videos are an adventurous way to create celebrity when no one was even looking, until the visual dropped. B

esides the hangers-on, the director and, of course, the star rapper and his crew, the buxom bad girls are equally trying to eat up that shine time. Given the right placement, outfit and close-up these video models can instantly become household names and grace centerfolds around the country.

The ladies we’ve chosen have gone into the world of acting, garnered endorsement deals, and become entrepreneurs over the course of a decade-plus. While others have came-and-gone without much hoopla, allow us to present The 15 Most Notorious Video Vixens from 2000 to today.

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We start off with one of the bustiest beauties in the game, Ms. “Shake Ya Tailfeather”:

Esther Baxter

The “Freek-a-Leek” beauty stunned the game with her two fully equipped airbags of awesomeness.

Vanessa Veasley

Bryan Barber put the self-described “blerd” in Ludacris‘ “Welcome to Atlanta,” and since then she has become idolized by Hypebeasts and digi-geeks the world over.

Lauren London

First turning heads in Pharrell‘s “Frontin'” video, the beautiful talent is now integral part of BET‘s The Game.

Bria Myles

If you missed this buxom body in Rhymefest‘s “Brand New” video, you can watch the infamous KING Magazine cover girl act as a sexy trampoline in Tyler, The Creator‘s “Tamale” music video.

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Buffie the Body

Although she doesn’t want to be known as “The Body” anymore, Buffie made the world shake with her infamous “thunder clap” that made millions of men actually believe rainfall was on its way.

Maliah Michel

Aubrey “Drake” Graham‘s ex-girl caught everyone’s attention when the duo starred in the “Find Your Love” music video.

Melyssa Ford

Also known as Jessica Rabbit, this video vixen veteran made an impact on Jadakiss‘ “Knock Yourself Out” video. In addition to that, her cover game with KING, XXL, and Maxim put her at the top echelon of the sexy charts.

Rosa Acosta

The locker-room stretch seen around the world put this sexy Dominicana on the map. Her otherworldly moves has allowed her to spawn quite the entrepreneurial streak. Have you seen her workout clothes yet?

Dollicia Bryan

Hailed as the “Michael Jordan of Models,” Bryan was originally a working radio DJ in Portland, Oregon. After her appearance infamous KING Magazine cover, she became the idolization on the computer screens of men and women all over the globe.

Gloria Velez

Best known for her profile back in the days with Jay Z and UGK in that “Big Pimpin'” video, she’s since ventured into the world of music with varied results.

Vida Guerra

Cannot mention “video vixens” without mentioning this infamous Cuban model. Whether it was standing next to Kanye West, Nelly or even Diddy, she made the game look good.

Tomika Skanes

The Blasian military brat managed to escape the life of rigid service and present her sexiness in various videos for artists such as Ginuwine, Metallica, Ludacris and OutKast. Now, she owns her own agency booking hair models to feature in major magazines.

Daphne Joy

Best known as rapper E-40 eye candy in the “Wake It Up” video, the happy-go-lucky vixen also used her assets in Flo Rida‘s “In The Ayer” video.

The Glenn Twins

Fans of the flesh were introduced to double-trouble with this twin package. After appearing throughout the mid ‘2000s alongside Young Jeezy, Jim Jones, and T.I., they both found themselves causing salivations on the set of BET‘s hit show The Game.

Suelyn Medeiros

After the exotic Brazilian beauty was scouted by a modeling agency, she took that as a sign to go to the next level. Packed with curves and smile that could make a thug give up the gun, she brought her star quality to videos starring Snoop Dogg, R. Kelly, and . Did we miss any bodacious beauty? Let us know in the comments section!