VIDEO: Hulk Hogan Flashes The Camera During Rap Video
Nov. 3 2010, Published 4:22 a.m. ET
UPDATE:
Hulk Hogan wants RadarOnline.com readers to know he did not expose himself while shooting a promo for a video game, a friend of the wrestling great tells RadarOnline.com. "Hulk would not and did not expose himself. He was told to act like a rapper and it was his interpretation. What was supposed to be funny has turned into a nightmare." He was wearing black briefs under his shorts, the friend explained, so nothing was ever exposed.
"Hulk did the promo for his daughter as he will do anything to help her in her music career," the friend explained.
Hulk Hogan may still be riding off the fame and fortune from his wrestling days but the big man isn’t above a little reinvention. RadarOnline.com has obtained a hilarious new video of Hogan and his daughter Brooke trying their hand at rapping. Towards the end, they had to censor the video when the wrestler showed off a little too much!
In the ditty, Hogan and Brooke paid homage to the late Christopher Wallace, aka The Notorious B.I.G. Hogan tries to test out his rhyming skills to rap impresario’s hit Juicy.
“I’ve been hustling my whole life too dog,” Hogan said.
When Brooke teases him that he’s not saying the right lyrics, Hogan retorts, “those are my words.”
Rounding out the wrestler’s posse: longtime friend and Hogan confidant Jimmy Hart (aka The Mouth of the South) who also appears in the video.
“I’m an unexpected rap star,” Hogan proclaimed.
He may have gotten a little too over eager with the silly project though: toward the end of the video he flashes his penis at the camera causing his daughter to squeal in disgust.
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