Las Vegas Weekly

Who would have thought that these guys are so sensitive? To help compensate for any bruised egos, Louis has the option to remove photos on his website. Which is kind of a disappointment. From looking at their photos (wondering, what was he thinking by wearing that in public?) one would think that these guys sporting big muscles, tattoos, bling, and more hair products than the cast of La Cage, are the personification of the self-confident alpha male. I guess it's all an act...(what a douche!)

As for the semi-celebrities that are upset over their images in the book's pages, well that's what happens when you are in the spotlight. Anyone who draws attention to themselves (actors, singers, politicians, etc) must accept the good press along with the bad. C'mon, these guys have full-page, full-color, glossy advertisements with their mugs prominantly featured next to the club's logo. That costs a lot of money to print and really boosts his exposure. None of the other guys that Louis features have that kind of cred.

So, they can either laugh it off and move on with their lives, or get upset and obsess over it. Either way, at least someone noticed them and cared enough to put 'em in a book.