Pornhub Releases 'Valentine' Hip-Hop Album

Pornhub Releases 'Valentine' Hip-Hop Album

CYBERSPACE — Pornhub is marking the Valentine’s Day season with the release of “Valentine,” a six-track album, now streaming.

TMZ first reported the announcement. “Valentine,” in partnership with Create Music Group, features hip-hop artists Blac Chyna, Lil Xan, PnB Rock, Asian Doll, 24hrs, MadeinTYO, Lil AK  (aka DJ Akademiks) and Tekashi 6ix9ine — the latter “seems to have cut (his track) before getting busted by the feds,” notes TMZ.

“The album kicks off with a seductive prelude from (Chyna)," the site says, "who goes into graphic detail about what she wants to do this Valentine's Day. Her ‘song’ is aptly titled ‘Pornhub Valentine.’  Next up, we got 6ix9ine. Gotta say, this is a different side to Tekashi that a lot of folks probably haven't heard before — Auto-Tune croonin' to the tune of ‘Lanes.’ Lil Xan shows up here, too, for a song called ‘Shake It,’ but his is a little more trappy-friendly than Tekashi's.”

“If you're so inclined,” TMZ notes, “you could also get one day of free access to Pornhub's premium service on Thursday, in addition to this little number. Win-win!”

Pornhub’s “Valentine” is available on Amazon Music, Apple Music, Deezer, iTunes, SoundCloud, Spotify, Tidal and YouTube Music. Click here for a sampling.

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