Hunk-O-Mania to Send First Stripper to Space
The Male Strip Revue Club in Talks with Virgin Atlantic to Send Dancer to Strip in Space
NEW YORK, Aug. 23, 2019 (Hunk-O-Mania PR — An interstellar strip show is in the works. Armand Peri, entrepreneur and founder of Hunk-O-Mania, a nationwide chain of male strip revues, is making history by sending one his dancers, Rudy Bundini, to space.
At $250,000 per seat, Virgin Galactic is planning a commercial ride into space in 2020. Peri says he has secured a seat for Bundini on next year’s rocket. More than 600 passengers from 60 different countries have put down a deposit to ride to space.
“This is history in the making,” said Peri. “Astronauts come in all shapes and sizes of G-strings. I’m constantly trying to find ways to show that my dancers are just like everyone else. They’re dads, entrepreneurs – and soon to be astronauts.”
Bundini, a Hunk-O-Mania dancer and professional model, is putting together a routine he is planning to unveil in space. The 32-year-old has been implementing an intense training regimen to ensure his signature moves survive zero gravity. Some of his iconic moves include the strip tease, please and the hold n’ hump.
“This is a once in a lifetime opportunity,” said Bundini. “I’ve been performing for beautiful women for several years—to be able to take my moves from the Hunk-O-Mania stage and into space is beyond my wildest dreams.”
For more information on Hunk-O-Mania or to find a show near you, visit www.hunkomanianyc.com.
About Hunk-O-Mania
Hunk-O-Mania is a live choreographed male revue show for women, which operates in one of the largest nightclubs in New York City. Hunk-O-Mania nightclubs continue to receive acclaim as the largest and most successful male revue nightclubs in the world from various news and media outlets. Armand Peri founded the first Hunk-O-Mania nightclub show in 1998 in New York City and the show has now expanded to over 18 cities including Chicago, Las Vegas, Houston, Miami, Los Angeles, Boston, Atlantic City, Orlando, Tampa, Philadelphia, San Francisco, San Diego, Atlanta and New Orleans.
16 responses to “Hunk-O-Mania to Send First Stripper to Space”
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This just shows how serious Virgin Galactic is about space flight and scientific research ? – what a joke. It is just a joy ride for the rich.
That is a feature, not a bug.
You were under the impression that it was only about scientific research…why? (Even Apollo was about politics. Science was merely, though rightly, along for the ride.)
Remember, for regulatory reasons they (Virgin or Blue) can’t call it this yet, but it’s…tourism.
“It is just a joy ride for the rich.”
And?
You’re welcome to obtain space for a pure research payload, if you want. Blue has done it. They’re still essentially manned sounding rockets, if that’s how the customer wishes to use them.
But it will still take deep pockets, no matter how ‘noble’ your purpose may be…
So was air travel at one time. I’m mainly surprised it’s only a stripper going to space. I figured sure one of the porn companies would have booked an entire flight to put some people in the 50-Mile-High Club and record it all for posterior – I mean posterity.
Give them time. Give them time.
Before the porn actors rise to the occasion the aircraft has to rise to the occasion. 😉
its coming
Most likely. If the various porn activities infuse the cash to develop and expand serious markets, it’s still a win for those of us that really wouldn’t want to be on the same flight.
it would be a human activity in space that made money….and from someone who has enjoyed the 7 mile high club…its fun. it might be where all three of the kids started 🙂 although we have alternate locations to tell the relatives 🙂
although we have alternate locations to tell the relatives 🙂
They won’t buy it anymore after I just face booked them.
part of the legend
Heh.
yeah. that is exactly what it is.
What is your point?
I think he could do ‘the hellacopter’ move…
Biggus Dickus goes to space!
I would demand a different flight if I had paid for a flight to space and then was supposed to float there as some dude performs his freakin’ strip act in the same 6-passenger cabin.
Book the whole flight and do it, fine, but to be wagging your junk around as other people are trying to enjoy their supposed-to-be trip of a lifetime that they each paid a quarter of a million dollars for? Dang
yup.