WHYTE CHOCOLATE
WHYTE CHOCOLATE: MODEL BLACK MEN’S MAGAZINE
Video model Whyte Chocolate from Atlanta is a power-girl you don’t want to mess with !
5′3 and 135 lbs of muscled beauty, she sends out vibes of pure dominance, as we could see in music videos such as Nelly’s “Tip Drill”, 8 Ball & MJG’s “Cadilac Pimpin’”, Master P’s “Bout Dat”, Nas & Bravehearts’ “Quick to Back Down” & Fabulous & Nate Dogg “U Cant Deny It”
This Sicilian beauty is also a recording artist. Whyte Chocolate was signed to the multi-platinum recording label No Limit Records in 2001, after making her debut film appearance in the So So Def film “On the Come Up”. Bart Phillips, a former executive at So So Def, encouraged Whyte Chocolate to create the now featured theme song for the series.
This Atlanta cool-cat managed to stay in the spotlight, being present on the pages of The Source Magazine, Black Men’s Magazine; 101 Sexiest Women, the Boost Mobile Commercial, on multiple sets of music videos, as well as the MTV Making of The Video series & BET Behind The Scenes, including appearances on the hit countdown show BET 106 & Park. She worked with brilliant directors, including Dave Myers, Benny Boom, Hype Williams, Eric White, Little X & Fat Cats. By working with talented artists like Master P, Silk the Shocker, Lil’ John, Da Brat & Tyrese, she got convinced that she has all the qualities to make it big in showbusiness.
Whyte also has an eye for fashion. Pieces of her own fashion line could be seen in the video ‘Bout Dat’ with Master P.
In the independent film “Another Lover Hole In Your Head”, directed by Montel Elder (a film which was later featured at the Georgia film festival) Whyte could again show what a promising actress she is..
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