Natalia Kills finally release a visual for her song, "Problem", which along with the flawless "Controversy" is on a pretty heavy rotation on my playlist. Standard fare for Ms. Kills here, maximal ruckus-making with as minimal
clothing as possible (ass shot!)
Throw in some interracial love and/in/with a police car (including a scene where the black boytoy rolls a die-cast cop car along her thighs, and she appears to be having some mini-orgasm), and we're all good to go here.
Standard fare for Ms. Kills here, maximal ruckus-making with as minimal clothing as possible (ass shot!) Throw in some interracial love and/in/with a police car (including a scene where the black boytoy rolls a die-cast cop car along her thighs, and she appears to be having some mini-orgasm), and we're all good to go here.
My first introduction to Natalia Kills is when the lady is featured on DJ Tatana's amazing(ly titled) track, You Can't Get In My Head (If You Don't Get In My Head). And when I proceed to immediately hunt down this dark, twisted, aptly last-named bitch, I was a bit disappointed with her other musical output at the time. Her image just don't match the generic electropop vibe of her earlier music. Luckily she seems to no longer tries to be the second coming of RedOne-era Lady Gaga, and instead going for a more industrial/bubble-rock/goth-chic approach.
My first introduction to Natalia Kills is when the lady is featured on DJ Tatana's amazing(ly titled) track, You Can't Get In My Head (If You Don't Get In My Head). And when I proceed to immediately hunt down this dark, twisted, aptly last-named bitch, I was a bit disappointed with her other musical output at the time. Her image just don't match the generic electropop vibe of her earlier music. Luckily she seems to no longer tries to be the second coming of RedOne-era Lady Gaga, and instead going for a more industrial/bubble-rock/goth-chic approach.
This Trouble album is going to be good....
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