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Veruca James Deconstructs Shia LaBeouf's Tweets on Woodrocket

WOODLAND HILLS, Calif. — Woodrocket.com has bowed a new series “Topless Girls Reading Shia LaBeouf’s Tweets,” now available to watch free online.  

Inspired by Woodrocket’s popular “Topless Girls Reading Books,” the news series features adult actress Veruca James reading the “Tranformers” star’s Tweets and “deconstructing his apology by removing everything but the words.”

The studio explained the series’ advent in a release, “Upon discovering that he was the target of accusations of plagiarism, actor/director/celebrity Shia LaBeouf took to Twitter to address these accusations and apologize. This led to accusations of plagiarism in his apology, which led to questions regarding his sincerity, which, of course led to WoodRocket.com creating a series of videos of ‘Topless Girls Reading Shia LaBeouf's Tweets.’”

They added, “Just like our porn star hostess, beautiful Veruca James, his words are now naked, and thus truly ready for interpretation.” 

To watch Part One of “Topless Girls Reading Shia LaBeouf’s Tweets,” visit Woodrocket.com.

Dubbed by Gawker as a “leader in viral porn content”, WoodRocket offers free adult and adult-themed entertainment, including original web series “James Deen Loves Food” and “Game of Bones.”

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