I am Royalty: Featured Model of the Day (CAMERON)

Say Hello to Cameron "Maverick" Hutton, our Featured Model of the day!

Name: Cameron Lee Hutton
Age:24
Height: 6'2.5"
Weight: 200
Measurements: 38-40r Suit, Medium Shirt, 35" Sleeve, 32x32 Pants & 11 Shoes
Hair Color: Dark Brown
Eye Color: Hazel

Hobbies: Playing sports, the beach, keeping up with family spread all over the US, traveling the world. All while searching for new ways to inspire people, do new things and improve on my modeling. 

Royalty Magazine: So how are you? What are some of your goals or plans for 2013? Tell us one thing you will do differently than previous years before?

Cameron: I'm blessed beyond words and beyond what I deserve. My goals for 2013 is to continue being a full-time model/actor, striving to expand my faith with God and being a light for those who need love in their lives. 2012 expanded what I thought I could do as a person after leaving Oklahoma on a leap of faith to pursue an industry I never would have chased without the confidence God gives me.  What I can do differently is  protecting my work no matter what is going on. I have learned there will always be someone to pick up where you left off, but if you protect your work, they won't be able to.  

Royalty Magazine: What sparked your interest in modeling? How did you get started and what were some of the first steps you took to turn your dream or interest into a reality?

Cameron: There's something about having the light on me that piques my interest. The moment the shutter closes and the flash goes off it's an experience few get the opportunity to experience. I started searching Craigslist under talent and got my first break into modeling the month I began searching. The next thing I did was reached out to the agencies in Seattle to see if they would be interested in signing me.  Even if every one says no (and you're at your last appointment), brush off those in the past because it only takes one yes to continue the adventure.  

Royalty Magazine: What are some of your accomplishments and/or greatest moments so far as a model?

Cameron: The first paid shoot was huge for me!  I was the type that I would just dive into it doing anything I could to get some traction. My first paid shoot was for a DSLR Camera strap. I remember being on my way there and I couldn't help but smile because I saw my dream being realized before my eyes. My heart was no longer just trusting, my head saw something in reality. I've now walked runway multiple times, been in several campaigns and each time it's as great as the first.  

Royalty Magazine: Who would you say inspires you to do this and why?

Cameron: I get inspired by the hard working people, the bus drivers, trash-men and most importantly the military men & women. Without any of them, most of the world wouldn't be able to do the higher paying and cooler jobs.  

Royalty Magazine: Society and media have a certain standard they uphold in order to be considered beautiful or successful. These standards are a lot of times unrealistic and don't always portray your everyday average individual. Yet people are developing eating disorders, getting plastic surgery and dying just to live up to these non realistic standards.  

It seems that most of these issues affect female models.  In being a male model, have you yourself experienced or know someone who has been through any of these issues?  In your eyes, what makes a model beautiful and/or successful?  

Cameron: Personally I have experience in this. I'm not proud of where I have been or what I had done to get to what I thought was beauty, but I realized that no matter what you do, you'll always have something to improve on or there will always be someone in better shape or prettier/more handsome than you. If you look in the mirror and you see yourself the way God sees you, no matter how far you have to go to get healthy, you're perfect. 

What makes a model beautiful is someone who isn't afraid to get out of their comfort zone for the benefit of the shoot. Also, someone confident in their skin that no matter who walks in, you're still you. No one can do it better than you can. Rock the person you were created to be, there's already a Brad Pitt and an Sophia Vergara, but the world has yet to see what Cameron Lee Hutton can do.  

Royalty Magazine: Any advice to anyone who feels that they need to sacrifice who they are just to be what the world considers "beautiful" or “successful”?

Cameron: If you're sacrificing your morals, you're going too far. Sacrificing the chocolate cake is part of the gig, you can always decide tomorrow if you want that piece, I'm sure it'll still taste the same. 

Royalty Magazine: How will you use your looks and/or talents to make a difference in this industry? What is one thing you would want the world to always remember about you?

Cameron: My looks & talents were God given and what I would do to change the industry is try to be nice. Everyone is fighting a battle they don't like talking about. You never know what a smile and a compliment on someone's purse or jacket could do to them. I've found that if you send out love without expecting anything in return, you're taken care of when you need it most. 

Remember me for being the one who would never have chosen this profession and industry without the confidence God's Word has given me.  

Royalty Magazine:  How do you feel movements like Street Thoughts & Royalty Magazine help talent gain exposure? Would you recommend our Mr. or Mz. Royalty contest to other models or artists looking to increase their exposure and/or to build brand visibility?

Cameron: I love guerrilla movements!  In being an advertising major from Oklahoma State University, some of the most successful campaigns were guerrilla!  I have also already recommended the contest to others and have spawned others to compete. I love it, and the competitions. 

Royalty Magazine:  How did you hear about the Mr. or Mz. Royalty contest and what prompted you to enter?  At this point & time in the contest, how do you feel your chances are of winning?  What motivates you to keep grinding & pulling in votes? 

Cameron: I supported Miss Hannah the first month she competed to win. Today, I know all things are possible with God and hard work. You will never make your dreams come to pass if you sit and wait for them to come to you. You have to be ready and in position for when the opportunity comes.  If you're sitting down and waiting; you're not ready to go when you need to go.  

Royalty Magazine: Any last words, comments or shot outs? Anything you want to touch basis on that we haven't already?

Cameron: I thank God first and foremost for the opportunity to follow my true passions, I thank my family for helping me get here through their support and I thank all those who want to see me fall or have said no; without you I wouldn't be nearly as far as I am today.  

Royalty Magazine:  Thank you for your honesty Cameron.  Your faith in God is encouraging and we wish you much success in your career!  One Love.

To crown Cameron the next Mr. Royalty, please vote for him now at www.Facebook.com/RoyaltyMagazine 

Cameron is also featured on our "I AM ROYALTY" 2013 calendar.  To support Cameron as well as other models, underground artists & upcoming entrepreneurs, purchase our calendar today by visiting www.Calendar.Streetz.org  

Say Hello to new Mz. Royalty!

Congrats to Jess Ashley who is Royalty Magazine's newest Mz. Royalty!  


Stay tuned to www.Royalty.Streetz.org for more to come on this Royalty model.  


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S/o to Meghan Marcroft who came in a close 2nd!

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Royalty Magazine: Featured Model of the Day

Congrats to Meghan Marcroft who is Royalty Magazine's Featured Model of the Day.

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RIP: Whitney Houston "We Will Always Love You"

Music and the world have lost some of the greatest.  I remember when there was a time when people got old and died more of natural causes.  Then it seemed that people were dying by the gun or by the hands of someone else.  Today it seems that more and more lives are cut short by heart related or some type of drug/pill addiction.  What's crazy is that sometimes the deaths are sudden or not explainable.  What's even crazier is that there seems to be some kind of pattern (or sad to say) death wish on the industry.  For those that are not famous and just ordinary people, it seems that cancer has been a calling home for many.

So what happened with Whitney?  The recent death of Don Cornelius alone was a shock, but to then hear about Whitney suddenly passing almost two weeks later has stunned the world.  The death was pronounced at 3:55pm yesterday afternoon, just a few hours before she was scheduled to perform at the pre-Grammy gala.  I heard Dr. Drew on a news show this morning and he made an interesting point.  He said that most of the time people are pronounced dead at the hospital, but them announcing it at the hotel was kind of odd.  It was reported after 3:30pm or so yesterday that there were two loud booms and some noise coming from her room.  Paramedics arrived immediately and with no apparent evidence of foul play,  it just makes it odd that she was announced dead so quickly.  

Rumors are circulating that prescription drugs may have been in play and that the way she died is somewhat similar to how Anna Nicole died. Rumors are just that though, until the autopsy is back and everything is confirmed most (like myself) will be kept in the dark.  And whose to say when they do get the details that they will tell the public everything anyway!  I'm not saying that Whitney was perfect, but look at what they did to Michael Jackson!  I'm just saying...We just know what they tell us and sometimes left to believe.  But in the end, it is what it is and all we can do is pay respect to one of the "Greatest Voices of all".   

As I type this, I can't believe she is gone.  She was only 48 years old!  Say what you want to, but Whitney was a true diva.  Yall that want to hate on her, judge her or try to justify what happened to her based on what the media tells you need to let her rest in peace.  People are still talking about Michael Jackson till this day.  Regardless of what you may think of someone EVERYONE deserves to rest in peace.  It is not our place to pass judgement on anyone.  If God forgives us for our sins, why can't people forgive others?  
Who didn't love Whitney in "Waiting to Exhale" or "The Body Guard?"....







RIP to Whitney Houston.  My condolences go out to her daughter, Bobby Brown, her mother, her family and everyone that loved her. 

Streetz Radio: Fresh or Mess Winners

Fresh Fridays pops off every week at 8pm EST.  Hosted by your boy G3Mz...

Current Fresh or Mess Champs:

Fresh Or Mess Champs: P-TEAM

When you’re young and full of youth some times it can be a bad thing because you start getting into trouble. But for these 3 young men known as P-Team their taking their youthful energy and creating phenomenal positive music. They participated in Streetz Radio “Fresh Or Mess” segment and held it down 4 weeks consecutively, earning them some well deserved exposure. With their epic stage performances they have been gathering fans in abundance nation wide. See why P-Team is “Detroit’s Very Own”. #NERDS STAND UP!

Royalty Magazine: What’s good ya’ll? Please let the world know who P-Team is.

P-Team: What’s happenin’ world we are P-Team! The group consist of Stunnaboy aka Young Moses, Black Jesus aka Don Speedo, and Young Works.

Royalty: How long have you all been doing music and how long have you all been doing music together?

P-Team:  Works been doing music for about 4 years, Stunna and I have been spitting for about 3 years and as a group we been rapping together for 3 years.

Royalty: How would you describe your style and sound of music in one word?

P-Team: EXPLOSIVE!!

Royalty: We see you all represent the 313. Give the world a little insight on the Hip Hop scene of Detroit.

P-Team: Hectic! Everybody’s a rapper now so it makes it hard for people with real talent to make it.

Royalty: If you could work with anyone in the industry, who would it be and why?

P-Team: Theopalus London (Stunna says he got groovy music) and we’d work with B.O.B.(Black says he's a lyrical bully).

Royalty: Is there any new music you all are working on and how can the fans get ahold of any of your current projects?

P-Team: Back To The Basics (3 The Hardway) is the project we’re currently working on. You can look us up on FB www.facebook.com/detroits-veryown-p-team or on YouTube  search P

Team Detroit. You could check out our latest mixtape called “Red Cups & Ice” at www.datpiff.com search under P-Team Red Cups & Ice.

Royalty: Any last words or shout outs?

P-Team: Black: Stand up to cancer! Stunna: Or sit down and die! P-TEAM OR SUICIDE! #NERDS

For more info and for booking contact P-Team on Twitter @PteamBlack 313-551-1499 @PteamStunnaBoy

Tune in to Fresh Fridays w/ G3MZ 8pm est. www.live.streetzradio.com 

Previous Fresh or Mess Champs:

"STREETZ RADIO: FRESH OR MESS CHAMP MO BARZ"

Harlem does it again! First we had T.Parris hold it down, toast to the town. Now we bring to you another Harlem native by the name of MO-BARZ. In Association with the Kartel Family/ Dinero Mgmt, Mo Barz brings an original style that is needed back in todays hip hop.

            Mo Barz new CD  "Against The Streets" which was released in September is a CD he put together for the streets. "The Great House" was released in June of this year and had a strong production impact, with great musical concepts that we all can relate to in some way. His mission is to re-kindle what was once an amazing playground for quality music. He feels the torch has been handed to him and visions himself doing what he feels no rap act in the new generation has done and that's getting back to the basics. He's not taking his gift for granted, and the hard work he puts forth now will mold him into the powerhouse he is destined to soon be. Mo Barz is currently working on his new CD " The Sounds of Maurice Alexander". You can follow Mo-Barz on twitter at www.twitter.com/mobarz

Check out the music, judge for yourself and see why he became the new FRESH OR MESS Champ!

http://www.datpiff.com/MO-BARZ-The-Greathouse-mixtape.239768.html

If you feel you have what it takes to become the next champ submit your music to FreshFridaysMp3s@gmail.com subject line FRESH OR MESS and let the people decide.

Stay tuned to Royalty Magazine for more on Fresh or Mess...Also check out Streetz Radio official site at www.StreetzRadio.com 

Hottest Track of 2011: Final Results

***HOTTEST TRACKS OF 2011***Congrats to DubFromVA feat Dim Dudez who took home the #1 spot with their track "Generational Madness".  Here are the final results of the countdown:


#10 - J Blak: General Labor
#9 - B Dubb: Gots to Get it
#8 - Hop Da Great: Walk on By
#7 - Easy: The Mission
#6 - Mz Genesiz: Keep the Party Moving
#5 - Sted D, Illa Fatz, Mz Genesiz: Smile 4 Me
#4 - Jay Thrill: Ain't Got to Lie
#3 - Runt Dawg: He's a Beast
#2 - Jay Kahma: Loud
#1 - DubFromVA ft Dim Dudez: Generational Madness




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