Enrique Iglesias

He is wanting to make XSmall condoms. But recently he has been going around saying he's "huge." which may just be trying to look good. He's probably small. Definitely not huge as he has been saying.
 
In a recent issue of OK magazine. He does an interview. Two questions of interest and replies are:

1. They ask him what music would he put on to have sex? His reply was The Village People. He said honest, no joke, they are one of my favorite bands.

2. Second, They ask him, If he could change any body part of his what would it be? He said, his weiner, It is way way too small.
 
Bwa-ha-ha...

Enrique muy bueno

This was originally "outed" on a Howard Stern broadcast back in 2000 (I actually happened to hear that one) and described as what he actually sang in the studio prior to post-recording processing. However, it's also been said that this was a recording sneaked by a stage technician while he was lip-syncing a performance.

I'll believe the latter. He still sucks. ;)
well how come he sounds like he does normally while singing live? Best. Gay. Week. Ever. (June 8, 2007) | AfterElton.com

and hes not lip syncing, because it different to the recorded version of the song.
 
Well, after seeing the re-run of 'Ellen'...
Enrique is a sexy guy...no matter how hung, but it disturbs me that he could be like a Paris/Lindsey - type of guy. Not the chemical/addiction thing, but the Fame, who are you yourself thing.
Sorry, don't want to get too Oprah, but: Anything the man has, attached and born with, would be quite nice to cuddle/slurp/etc. etc. etc. with. I hope HE finds what he's looking for....
....perhaps less influence, more his own self!

(This should be a fun reply-to.....)

"Bigtoad" :smile: :cool: :tongue: :redface:
 
and hes not lip syncing, because it different to the recorded version of the song.

He could very easily be lip syncing. His pitch sucks and he screws up some of the words (I think...), but in a performance, a singer has to look like they're actually singing. That includes making the body work as if they were singing for real, which means taking breaths, working the facial & neck muscles, etc. The only way to give a visually convincing performance, then, is to actually sing even if the speakers are playing back a recording instead of the live voice.

Performers do this all the time while filming music videos, too.