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House of Style - Ep. 25 Cindy Crawford Shops With Sticky Fingaz, Big DS and Suave of Onyx (August 18, 1993) [Felix Montana Exclusive]

Big DS was born as Marlon G. Fletcher. He was a producer, known for Onyx: 15 Years of Videos, History & Violence (2008). He died on May 22, 2003 in Queens, New York City, New York, USA. Rest In Peace #BigDS #RIP

ONYX in Russia:
➛ vk.com/onyxrussia
➛ vk.com/fredrostarrofficial
➛ vk.com/stickyfingazofficial
© Любое сотрудничество, коммерческие предложения и организация концертов: onyxhq@mail.ru

ONYX:
➛ onyxhq.com
➛ onyxdomain.com
➛ twitter.com/ONYX_HQ
➛ facebook.com/onyxdomain

Fredro Starr:
➛ twitter.com/Fredro_Starr
➛ facebook.com/realfredrostarr

Sticky Fingaz:
➛ twitter.com/iamStickyFingaz
➛ facebook.com/realstickyfingaz

Sonny Seeza:
➛ twitter.com/MrSonnySeeza
➛ facebook.com/pages/SONNY-SEEZA-of-ONYX/125011220867687?fref=ts

The Real ChySkillz:
➛ twitter.com/ChySkillz
➛ facebook.com/chyskillz.onyx
➛ instagram.com/Chyskillz

Cindy and a Fredro Starr-less Onyx go grocery shopping at a health food store. This is a segment created to educate college kids about nutrition so that they can avoid gaining the 15-20 pounds that we all inevitably gain that first year because class feels entirely optional and eating a chimichanga at 4 AM seemed like a good idea at the time. There are interstitials, with nutritionist Jennifer Stack, advising us against believing claims made on the front of pre-packaged food, and advising viewers to refer to the side panel for concrete nutritional information. Stack also suggests eating dry cereal as a snack, and seeking out pre-washed, pre-cut vegetables. It’s all pretty straightforward and ’90s. So, like, circa when everybody ate carbs.

Cindy and Onyx eat Fig Newtons because they have zero fat (ahem: despite the sugar content). At one point, Sticky Fingaz mentions that the store’s Corn Flakes and Cheerios are fake: They’re the small-box organic kind called “Oatios” that you often see at stores that feature juice bars. On that topic, Cindy drags Suavé, Sticky and the late Big DS to try shots of wheatgrass juice. Despite all the health benefits, the three pass on doing the shot and fake Cindy out, who drinks hers. While I understand that the segment is designed to appeal to college-aged teens by touting a healthy message from their favorite rappers, the piece feels disjointed. These guys could care less about fondling gourds at the health food store. The highlight is when Cindy blots Sticky Fingaz’s T-zone. It’s very stage mom in the best way.