Performer Sinnamon Love Appears on Sirius Radio Show

NEW YORK — Adult performer Sinnamon Love recently appeared on Lip Service, a show on Shade 45 station of Sirius satellite radio.

In a YouTube clip of her appearance on the show, Love can be seek talking about her sexual experience in front of the camera, including double penetration.

Other guests in the studio at the time were rappers and music executives, including former Def Jam Records artist Juelz Santana and music executive/rapper Freekey Zeekey.

Lip Service, a show hosted by two music industry insiders, Angela Yee and Leah Rose, has a history of booking adult performers to appear on air. The performers are typically paired with artists and over the course of the segment, the conversations become more and more explicit.

On its website, the show is billed as one that featured Yee and Rose “talking recklessly about sex, relationships and things that take place behind closed doors.” Lip Service airs on Sirius’ Shade 45 station Mondays from 8-10 p.m. EST and again Thursdays at midnight.

A recent show featuring Warner Bros. rapper Murs paired him with adult performers Roxy Reynolds and Candace Von. In the YouTube clip of that segment, Murs is showing lying down on the floor while Reynolds squats on his face.

Yee told XBIZ that Lip Service "is structured to get personal with the celebrity guests, and one way of doing that is creating a lounge-like atmosphere, with ladies and drinks.

"Instead of the typical questions that every DJ asks, we get to know people intimately and having sexy women around helps out. And let's be honest, a lot of the artists watch porn and are familiar with these women, so it's exciting for them as well," Yee said.

India, Heather Hunter, Pinky and Nyomi Banxxx have appeared on Lip Service in the past.

"Our audience is also predominantly male and they love hearing us interview their favorite porn stars while they fantasize. As for the women, they have a great time and our female listeners can learn a lot. I know I do!"

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