It’s tough being a rap video model these days. Most people think all they have to do is have a big round ass and look pretty. It’s not that easy, with all risks of being at video shoots or nightclubs around high testosterone male rappers competing with one another to get higher record sales.It’s a hard life for rap video models because not only do they have to look pretty, dance to bad music, fight off other hating models, but sometimes they have to duck from bullets too. Earlier this year at a Busta Rhymes video shoot for his hit single “Touch it” a shooting left his bodyguard R.I.P. Izzy Ramirez, the media was quick to get the story from the artists and the directors that were on set. Nobody asked the hip hop models about their opinion on violence in hip hop and how they felt and if they were OK.In my opinion rap video models are what make a good rap video great. It’s hard enough they get the flak for parading their scantly clad bodies on national T.V. Now they have to duck bullets from the same rappers they assist in helping their record sales grow.

These women are more talented than we think, and they should be cherished while they still exist. Check out the top 10 rap video models