Comments on: Cadence St. John Makes Skin Sexy

By: Sindi

Sindi — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 16:29:45 +0000

This slut is totally lost, she doesn’t know anything at all, and it’s funny thing that she called herself a skin byrd while she’s a fan of hairy artists and bands like Dave Navarro and Motley Crue…LMAO

By: Oakland!

Oakland! — Fri, 07 May 2010 02:33:36 +0000

Hahahahaha it’s the “Silver Fox”! Apologies to the others reading this, as it’s a bit of an inside joke. All jokes aside, this young lass was a walking stereotype when she used to hang around in Oakland and SF. All the reggae knowledge on the planet can’t hide the fact that when she wasn’t fucking someone from our circle, she was the butt of many, many, many a joke. I’m almost shocked to see that she’s a pornstar now, as nobody around here took her seriously because of the sleeping around, but obviously that flew right over her head as she’s still trying to get respect in the skinhead scene by fucking people. Above all that, she looks terrible without her clothes on, and it’s baffling that people are actually spending money to see her naked. Ugh. Have some respect for yourself, JESSICA!

By: Jade Jolie

Jade Jolie — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 23:05:31 +0000

Cadence St. John is beautiful, intelligent, down to earth, and just simply amazing! I always have an amazing time shooting with her! I’m sick of looking at Jenna Jameson wannabes in the adult industry, it’s about time we all get schooled on what sexy really is. Love u Cadence!

By: Joanna

Joanna — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 21:09:39 +0000

I’m not placing a blame, I’m just saying you are perpetuating a “i’m only here to look good” role for women in subcultures. Your website claims that “Skinhead girls are supposedly all fat, butch and ugly, or so the stereotype suggests.” – all strictly related to looks. Placing that sort of importance on appearance is something women should not do to each other, especially in niche subculture groups.

I am not trying to pick a battle or start drama. I am not trying to point a blame. What I am trying to say is that I feel that there are better ways to fight stereotypes than to take one’s clothes off.

Like I said before, this stuff, no matter who does it, makes it hard for me to book shows, work with bands, and promote since it perpetuates a stereotype that the few girls in this subculture are easy and passed around from one guy to another.

Again, I am not personally attacking you, but I am asking you to see things from another person’s point of view.

By: Cadence St. John

Cadence St. John — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 17:20:03 +0000

By the way, I know Helen is a mythical character but a highly objectified one. Thanks-

By: Cadence St. John

Cadence St. John — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 23:56:08 +0000

I don’t always take my clothes off for my job. I just want to add something else. If you are blaming me for stereotypes and objectification to women then blame Cleopatra, Helen of Troy or Betty Page because they were here far long before me. It is really sad if you have to blame me for not getting what you want done. I don’t do things like collect records to fight stereotypes but I write, I fight racism and I have been here for over a decade too. I work harder than a great deal of people and I don’t feel like I have to defend what I do. I love what I do and I love my subculture. Interpret this any way you want but I am not about internet drama, it is not productive, this is all I’m going to say. Thanks-

By: JJ Loy

JJ Loy — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 22:34:16 +0000

Great counterpoint, Joanna-

I wonder if we could get Cadence to chime in… I’d be lying if I said that her nudity wasn’t a point of interest- so I think I’ll stay out of this one.

By: Joanna

Joanna — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 22:09:54 +0000

I have been a girl in the ska/reggae subculture for over ten years. I have experienced a lot of stereotyping and lots of sexist bullshit as well. In all honesty, I feel this girl is perpetuating it. These “stereotypes” that she feels that suck are all all based on looks. Is she trying to fight them by taking her clothes off? I can understand if that’s what she’s doing for her career, that’s all fine and good…but if she’s trying to fight stereotypes, does one have to go that far to try to prove such shallow stereotypes wrong? If she wanted to disprove that, she could model without taking her clothes off.

As someone who fights the same “stereotypes”, I do different things. I dj, I collect records, I book shows, I promote….To be honest, girls like this make it harder for someone like me since it sexually objectifies us and it makes it hard when trying to do business and promote. We’re not taken seriously, and this sort of stuff is not helping.

Just my two cents.