In case YOU don't by now, I'm John Juan. Instead of me telling you what this site is about, it's much more entertaining for me to show you. Take a look at the 10 year evolution of FOUL FOWL ENTERTAINMENT.
2001-2005
FOUL FOWL Entertainment
2006-2008
your #1 source for low quality hoes
"Back in 2001, on a boring Thursday afternoon, I bought a $4.00 disposable camera from CVS. I then hit the streets of Detroit and took 10 photos of some everyday average women. A few hours later, I Returned to CVS to take advantage of their $5.00 one hour photo service and also purchased a 99 cent mead tablet. In that blank tablet, I scribbled a few sentences describing the adventure shown in my photos. That night, I took my tablet and the photos to a public library and scanned them into a computer. I paid $10.00 for a website name and some server space, then uploaded my material to the internet. Because most people love juicy gossip to spread, I told every big mouth person that I knew what I had done. Just as I had expected, they then told everyone that they knew. Free advertisement. After, giving them just enough to talk about but leaving them thirsty for more, I then tacked on a membership fee and started makin' a few dollars. Now here it is, almost 6 years later, and I've turned this into a career".
After years of shooting photos & video any female that would take her clothes off for me, I wanted to shoot more desireable "models". I didn't wanna base my selections entirely on the chicks physical appearance. The aim was to choose those chicks that were chic. Ordinary, but unique in a stylish aspect. The site swayed a bit from what I was going for but I think I can start to stear it straight again. See the progression below.
2009-2011Welcome to Chic-Chick.com!
At first it was for the money. Then I began to appreciate the passion that the models for this site have for apprearing and actually living their lives as women. I started enjoying it because I love working with anyone that has a passion for something. So unlike when shooting the "models" for FOULFOWL & CHIC-CHICK, the "models" for CHICKwithaCOCK would appear to enjoy being in front of the camera as much as I enjoy being behind it. There's a totally different energy involved when shooting photos & video of transsexuals compared to shooting females. It all started because I was shocked at what I was seeing while stopping at the 7-eleven on Santa Monica & La Brea one night. I knew others would be too if I could somehow show them. I had to walk over to the donut shop right nextdoor to see more. Sat down there and was glued to the "entertainment" of just the ordinary activities of tranny hookers trying to get attention from johns. On the blue line train a few hours later, I saw 2 more "T-GIRLS" see march 12, 2007. The attention they were getting was unbelievable. They even loved the commotion that they were causing. At that point I vowed to create a site featuring male TRANSSEXUALS. It took me a few years to get around to it. In October of 2009 with proceeds from FOULFOWL.com and CHIC-CHICK.com, I started this site. Just the simple banner and those 3 pictures below is all I used. No glitz, just a lot of glamour provided by the "girls" proved to be enough to get things rolling. All the flack that I expected came, but the money did too. I've always been confident in myself and everything I do. I'm secure with my HETEROSEXUALITY. Anyone reading this and looking at my body of work should know that I don't care what people think. I get to have fun AND make money, so please keep talking about me. Don't forget to mention FOUL FOWL ENTERTAINMENT. This is America and I love capitalism. If there's a demand, I will supply. Stay tuned for my trademarked "tranny" products that'll be featured in upcoming scenes.
2011-2012
Everything came together as one. Even as you read this, there are new projects being worked on to further grow FOUL FOWL ENTERTAINMENT.
"Back in 2001, on a boring Thursday afternoon, I bought a $4.00 disposable camera from CVS. I then hit the streets of Detroit and took 10 photos of some everyday average women. A few hours later, I Returned to CVS to take advantage of their $5.00 one hour photo service and also purchased a 99 cent mead tablet. In that blank tablet, I scribbled a few sentences describing the adventure shown in my photos. That night, I took my tablet and the photos to a public library and scanned them into a computer. I paid $10.00 for a website name and some server space, then uploaded my material to the internet. Because most people love juicy gossip to spread, I told every big mouth person that I knew what I had done. Just as I had expected, they then told everyone that they knew. Free advertisement. After, giving them just enough to talk about but leaving them thirsty for more, I then tacked on a membership fee and started makin' a few dollars. Now here it is, almost 6 years later, and I've turned this into a career".
