Everybody knows Pornhub for its engaging video content. The massive free porn website is using its brand name to expand beyond the bedroom or classroom or office and into the studio, not in that way, but that may come soon, to launch a record label, Pornhub Records. The label has unveiled its first single from the Gutta Twins, winners of the recent "Next Big Recording Star" contest titled "Miami." They have also released a music video to go along with the track, which features Flo Rida.
The music video predictably is shot in a massive Miami mansion filled with B and C-list models in swim suits as the Gutta Twins rap in various parts of the house with Flo Rida at their side. The track sounds is filled with plenty of auto-tune, banging mainstream hip-hop beats and a strong whiff of Ace Hood's hit single "Bugatti."
"The entire experience leading up to the official release of 'Miami' was unbelievable," said Derrty, one-half of the Gutta Twins in a statement. "Everything from getting to work with Flo, to signing with Nontra, to being able to access Pornhub and Poe Boy's enormous resources have helped realize a vision my brother and I have worked so hard to achieve since starting out and is a true blessing. We're proud of this new single, and hope the rest of the world will feel the same way."
"Miami" is the first track from the Gutta Twins on Pornhub Records and shows what the label is trying to do with their artists.
"This has been a long time coming for the Gutta Twins. The main premise behind the 'Next Big Recording Star' contest was to catapult the winning entrants' career into the mainstream," said Corey Price, Vice President, Pornhub in a statement. "With Flo Rida on board and alongside an exemplary team of videographers, producers, and distribution partners, I'm proud to say we've managed to create an exciting formula for giving these fledgling artists just the right platform to make their mark in the hip-hop world on a large scale."
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