Urban Insider Magazine

Since meeting you Pre-Instagram and all of this social media madness what do you think has changed the most overall? A whole lot. Some not a good way. When you go to a casting or audition, sometimes they want to see how many social media followers you have before you even show your talent. Which means in many cases that if you aren't even into say Tik Tok or IG or making regular videos to get the views you may have lost the gig before you even auditioned. It has its good and not so good advantages. Make social media work best for you.  I consider you to be a male supermodel, to have the longevity in this industry that you have had and to know men still don’t dominate as models, what is your take on that, and what is your view on male models in the industry today? I would consider myself as a" Supermodel" but more so as an idea of longevity. I love to work hand in hand with designers behind the scenes in the rugged office cutting and putting pieces on my body, making each ...

Social Media is currently at all time high in terms of networking and getting brand recognition, but sometimes we forget that the younger generation has a huge voice when it comes to all the new phrases, fashion, music, and even the way we currently do promo. So when our correspondence in the Florida area hit up Dreko Suave we knew it was the right direction to take our brand. Here our are a few questions we asked the young model with cheekbones and jawline that makes the most confident person feel "Insecure". We wanted the short questionnaire to very adjacent to the current ask me a question theme that everyone is so fond these days, but we also wanted to keep it very simple and relatable to his fanbase, Instagram needs owes us a check for making this job harder, this is what resulted from our Q&A below.... We start by introducing yourself to the readers like what’s your name, age, height, and where you are from.... Dreko, 100, 5’11, Miramar, Florida Br...