I will never get over an Are You Hot? In , Mr. Jay told Variety how he felt about this particular photo shoot, saying, "I was so, so, so uncomfortable with this. I was so afraid that I would wear this because I was the creative director, but it was not my idea. He also revealed that he brought up his concerns about the photo shoot to a co-executive producer, but was too scared to bring it up with the higher-ups. The intentions of this exercise, according to Mr.
Jay's talk with the contestants beforehand, seemed to be to teach the models how to "be true to [themselves]" and to turn their "negatives" into "positives," but by having their fellow contestants point out their flaws, the whole thing just became super mean-spirited. The contestant appeared to be really uncomfortable and embarrassed about the whole thing, especially considering the fact that she just had her looks picked apart in front of everyone.
I'm guessing this exercise was actually just an excuse to ignite some drama between the contestants β and it worked. The models fought immediately afterward. If you're not familiar with Keys to the VIP , consider yourself lucky. It was a competition show where an "expert panel of pickup commentators" whose "personalities descend from the four corners of the male psyche" pit two men against each other and judge their "ability to seduce women in a real-life battlefield.
Basically, four men watched through a TV as two separate men in a club tried to collect women's phone numbers. It was awful. Side note: Peachez, in case you were wondering, was described as an "ex-all-star jock-inspired seduction specialist. They were outraged, and later, Peachez added, "Kyle was a poser, plain and simple β he's a poser as a man, he's a poser as a player.
It was disgusting that Peachez literally said that Kyle wasn't a real man because he touched another guy and failed to get a woman's phone number.
