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And yet, ID seems to exist in some virtual space where it passes for a real modeling agency.

Media coverage of ID Girls on Extra, the Style Network, Access Hollywood, is relentless.

Zampoli's presence on Page Six, the gossip column in the New York Post, where he is always identified as a model mogul, is surpassed only by hot-blooded hotel heiress Paris Hilton's.

The items are invariably upbeat, recounting the seemingly endless parade of Zamppoli and his, quote, coterie of leggy lovelies through New York nightlife in the proximity of celebrities great Robert De Niro and small Vincent Gallo.

I came up with the idea in 2011, and it took me until late 2017 to sell the idea.

And publishers would come to me because I was the gay guy from Style Network.

I was the gay guy from E! and want to write a book for me.

And they'd be like, do you have an idea? And I'd be like, Supreme Black Models.

What other shows am I missing, Jack?

Well, I was an executive at Style Network where I oversaw Big Rich Texas and Jerseylicious.

So many shows.

So many shows.