It turns out Spec from Pretty Ricky has a long history of dancing in his draws. This video from a 2007 concert features him in a pajama-jammy dance off against his crew, sort of like an impromptu Chippendales show. I bet there’s a Part 4 out there somewhere called “Boots & Bikinis,” stay tuned. BTW he needs to call up Prince and learn proper ass shaking techniques. If you’re going to do it, do it right!

That's Not a Scar, It's a Part

Spectacular from Pretty Ricky (middle name is Delicious), who is famous for challenging Chris Brown and others to a dance off while wearing red bikini draws is back at it again. First he does the stomach wave trick that Prince’s ex-wife did on the Arsenio Hall show years ago and then tries to f**k a chair. Give it up to him for being who he is despite millions of internet taunts. But damn man, cover up! Negro looks like Lamar from Revenge of the Nerds (see pic below the video). Anyway, he talks for awhile but at 1 minute 54 sec, the travesty begins.

And since mad people are looking at this particular post I thought I’d include info about my (somewhat) new humor book entitled “The Imperfect Enjoyment.” The synopsis is below and you can order from Amazon.com. Also, check out the book excerpts at www.imperfectenjoyment.com If you think this video is funny, I guarantee at least a little tinkle of urine in your draws after reading my shit. It’s only $10 and if you’re broke like I am download it on your i-Phone for $6. NOTE TO ALL MY COLORED PEOPLE: THE BOOK IS NOT AVAILABLE UNDER ANY LAYAWAY PLAN WHATSOEVER

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