A lot of video vixens are here today and gone tomorrow. Rosa Acosta has proven you can last quite a while in the business if you market yourself correctly and work hard.
These days the 25-year old beauty from the Dominican Republic is keeping quite busy with modeling and acting work. She sat down with lecremenation to chop it up about her hectic life and what she's been up to lately.
LCN: Hi Rosa, glad to have you back again. How’s everything been for you this year?
ROSA: Even better than last year! Thanks for having me again.
LCN: What were you doing before you sat down to do the interview?
ROSA: I just got back from a casting for a vodka company. They ended up calling me back but I’m not available the dates they want me.
ROSA: Nothing, we are just friends...
LCN: Word. Okay Rosa, you’re a very accomplished Supermodel. Before the modeling, you danced. Are you still active in ballet dancing when away from the cameras? ROSA: No I’m not training anymore. I did dance for over 18 years; the last 4 were professionally with the Ballet Nacional Dominicano. My days as a classical ballet dancer are over. I do take jazz, hip hop, modern and Latin dance classes.
LCN: I see you was feature in the new issue of Smooth Magazine Warrior Princess Edition. How fun was that for you to work with 50 Cent?
ROSA: It was great. It’s always a pleasure for me to work with him. My first time working with him was at a video shoot for the song “Funeral Music”; I later did the “Ok You’re Right” music video and also the XXL Eye Candy of the Year shoot with him (XXL Magazine). But this time it was different because he was actually behind the camera. 50 Cent was the photographer for the whole issue. I think he did an amazing job.
LCN: You've been doing your thing. Im sure every man wants to know; will we see Rosa Acosta in Playboy?
ROSA: No, sorry guys.
LCN: Do you think shooting nude for a magazine such as Playboy or Hustler will hurt your marketability or minimize your respect?
ROSA: Welcome to America!!! When you have a great marketing/PR team behind you, you can make people “respect” you after you do a sex tape, pose nude or become somebody’s (famous) mistress. But like I mentioned, I have no interest in shooting naked. I’ve already done a lot!
LCN: But I’m sure after seeing your work photographers and editors have pursued you about posing nude. None have swayed you?
ROSA: I think I have shown you guys enough! Nobody has tried to make me pose nude at all. I don’t think I am in a position in my career and life where people can even try to make me do things. I make my own decisions and that’s not were I’m headed.
LCN: As you know, I follow you… I want to know; what the hell happened between you and Wale? Emotions were touched but you never really addressed the jabs he threw at you on twitter to avoid conflict & “twitter beef” Is everything cool between you two?
ROSA:I love when people talk about me but I don’t talk about them. It only shows how insignificant they are to me but how important I am to them. But there is this misconception about rappers and males in general that they don’t have feelings or cry and I thought it was very nice from him to show otherwise. He sounded really cute crying all over twitter and interviews. God bless him...
LCN: Wow, ironically I just got word that Wale JUST apologized for the twitter beef with you on Funk Master Flex Show while promoting his album Ambition on Hot 97...
ROSA:I haven’t heard that interview and won’t bother in doing that because I DON’T need an apology from him. He is insignificant to me. I wish him the best and may God bless him. From the very beginning I could be responding to him in the same immature, disrespectful way he did. But I prefer to sit, watch, and laugh at the whole thing. That is if I actually had the time to sit and watch. I am too busy living my life to care about stupidity.
50 Cent "Ok, You're Right"
50 Cent "Funeral Music"
To read the full interview head over to Lecremenation
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