Seeing half naked women in rap videos these days is about as common as five o’clock traffic. Most volunteer themselves for the opportunity anyway, so it is what it is. Whether it’s morally responsible is another argument all together. Jim Jones, however, may be paying a pretty penny because of the eye candy. Last December, Capo released his “Summer Time” visual which showcased two young women n frolicking into the ocean and posing topless (yes, I said frolicking).

Sharie Johnson and Samantha Stotts contend the “Pop Champagne” star’s crew filmed them as they frolicked in the waves on South Beach – then used the footage to promote his new song.

“They knew they were being filmed,” said Taso Pardalis, a lawyer for the two women. “But they didn’t know they were going to be used in a video without their permission.”

The video shows Jones rapping while clutching a Champagne flute and playing with a stack of $100 bills – just before it cuts to shots of the two topless babes.

“They were prancing about in the water and in the moment, they kind of went along with it,” Pardalis said. “But you can see one of the girls in the video cover up immediately when she realized they were being filmed.”

How much the two women are seeking is not known at the time, but one thing is for certain: the video is already off YouTube. So for those who have not seen the video by now, it may be tight on you. Then again, it’s the Internet which means it is out there somewhere if you’re willing to search hard enough.

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