Tiny Tila Tequila Says No to Tequila and Driving

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In a new video for DrinkingandDriving.org, MySpace queen and reality TV star Tila Tequila says, “My name may be Tila Tequila but that doesn’t mean I drink and drive.” The tiniy hottie goes on to say, “If you need a ride home, it’s simple. Just call a cab or have one of your sober friends take you home.

Tila joins Violet Kowal, the Salahis, January Ryan, Michael Lohan and others for the cause group’s efforst against drunk driving. On May 31, the organization will host a “Celebrity Charity Tabloid Roast” to raise money for the organization.

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