Kate Upton, an American actress/model, known for her appearance in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue was much perplexed with the pulling of her sexy dance video by Youtube. She found the action "completely silly" as there are many videos in Youtube, more salacious then her video. The video featured her dancing to the Rej2ctz track “Cat Daddy” in a bathing suit similar to what she wore Sports Illustrated’s cover.
Youtube reached the conclusion of the banned after the viral hits of the video, taken by Terry Richardson and about 750,000 views in less than 24 hours.
"When it’s brought to our attention that a video has been removed mistakenly, we act quickly to reinstate it.”
A source close to YouTube calls the decision to pull the “Cat Daddy” clip “a mistake,” and notes that when site managers realized they’d sparked an angry tempest in a D cup with her ample fan base, they re-posted the clip that afternoon.
Florida native Upton was clearly proud of her dance video. After Richardson first put the short on his site, she tweeted a link to the clip, writing, “MY ‘Cat Daddy’!!! .... haha.”
At the end of her booty-shaking dance, Upton grabs her breasts and says to the camera: “That’s it. That’s all you’re going to see. Get out of here.”
It’s not the bikini babe’s first viral video dance hit. A 2011 clip of the stunner doing the “Dougie” at a Clippers game has notched 5.4 million views to date.
Here is the video taken by Terry Richardson with 4.7 millions hit.
