Gloria Velez

About Gloria Velez

Velez is cited in "The Game's" song "Wouldn't Get Far" as being a hip hop model that many aspiring models aim to be similar to. Most of Gloria Velez's music video appearances were those of multi-million dollar artists such as Jay-Z,Ja Rule, Dmx, and Dru Hill. Gloria Velez is most known for being the hip hop video model that used a short career to create more careers. The national, and well respected Vibe Magazine presents Gloria Velez as one of the hardest working women in the music video industry. Playboy honored Gloria Velez by distributing "Queen of Clubs" which consists of Gloria hosting a strip club competition. In addition, Gloria Velez is XXL magazine's very first "Eye Candy Of the Year" model.

Velez began her career as a back up dancer for the legendary hip hop artist known as "Uncle Luke". It is disputed that Velez began her hip hop vixen career at the mere age of 15. She traveled on tours,where she met Aaron Hall of the R&B classic group "Guy". Vh1 claims that Gloria shares a son, Aaron Hall Jr. with Aaron Hall. . At one point, Gloria Velez had "Aaron's" tattoed on her belly slightly above her private areas. Now, the tattoo is covered with a pacifer. On a now dead website, www.gloriavelez.com, Gloria Velez claimed physical abuse at the hands of Aaron Hall. Through that, Velez was motivated to depend on herself through modeling. To date, Gloria has appeared in the magazines XXL, Low Rider, Latina, XPOZ, Candy, Black Men, and more..

Gloria Velez knew what she wanted to be since she was a young girl, and, during her teenage years, she attended the John Casablancas modeling school, which led her to being signed by the Elite Modeling Agency.[10] Casablancas' school had a contract of exclusivity with Elite Models at the time, and Gloria Velez joined other models, such as Cindy Crawford, as a member of Elite.