First Look: Meital Dohan, "Yummy"

Not to be confused with her earlier single "Yummy Boyz," here's Meital's new video and single, "Yummy:"



Now, does someone have a kickass eraser I can borrow? There are some pink blocks on my computer screen I want to remove.

The Triple Threat: Our Interview With Meital Dohan

Actor/author/singer Meital Dohan has been on our radar since her video for "Yummy Boyz" was released (which was so over-the-top, we had to give it the SmackTalk treatment). She was nice enough to sit down with us and talk about her upcoming album, her musical influences, trying to make it in America after being a success in Israel, Charlie the Tiger, and set us straight on her "Yummy Boyz" video.

How's it coming with your debut album?
It's a very exciting project. I'm running after my own project. I'm trying to catch up with the project.

Do you have a release date for it yet?
No. Basically, the whole singing and recording experience has happened pretty fast for me. I was doing the Dancing With The Stars series in Israel. I was meeting with my fabulous healer and she was saying, "Now you need to go back fast to America because you're going to start your music career."

Mm-hmm.
I sounded like you, very skeptical. I was like, "What are you talking about? I'm an actress. Blah blah blah." Because I trust her and she's a very smart woman, I just took a shot and basically made three phone calls and the third person that my friends connected me with was Che Pope, who produced Lauryn Hill and Dr. Dre. So the next thing I know, I'm in a recording studio working on my album. Very soon after, I started working with all these top-notch companies and people around the music. Honestly, it has been an amazing, fast experience.

We shot a video. We're waiting on the next thing right now. I'm just trying to catch up. The next thing I know, I'm performing on stage, jumping around. Right now, we're focusing on two singles we're very excited about.

SmackTalk Victim: Meital Dohan's "Yummy Boyz"

Hello and welcome to SmackTalk, where we attack mock critique a music video or movie trailer. This week, we're taking a look at the music video for Meital Dohan's "Yummy Boyz." Hope ya love it!



Dufmanno: I can already tell that this video will have educational value or historical significance.

Jett Superior: Yes. Abe Lincoln is the epitome of hotness.



Archphoenix: There is nothing "so hot" about this shirtless Napolean.

A Vapid Blonde: Napolean reminds me of just about every *lady* I dealt with this summer. Pursing his lips and showing off his... chesticles.

Jett Superior: Nope, never wanted to see the bare torso of Napoleon Bonaparte. Or one of his unattractive lookalikes.