text: I had heard soooo much about Body English I was a bit nervous it wouldn't live up to the hype.  It didn't.  \n \nTwo years ago when my husband and I were in Vegas we didn't really understand how the clubs worked.  So we made a feeble attempt to go to Body English....we waited in line for an hour (the first, last, and only time I've ever waited in a line for a club....) until we just decided to drink and gamble in the Hard Rock.  2 years later we are much older and wiser.  And better connected.   I gave my host a call who put us on the guest list.  Because we listen to everything she tells us to do we got there at 10:30 right when it was opening.  I was the first one in the club that evening.  The bouncer looked at everyone else and decided on us.  This is why I love my host.  The bouncer was even nice enough to comp us the admission price so we were the first to be let in with no waiting and no cover.  Just how I like it. \n \nUnfortunately, that is really where the fun ends.  Body English is really just one room.  There isn't much done to make it aesthically pleasing either.  The music was awful.  AWFUL.  I love Common, don't get me wrong, but a nightclub isn't the place.  I also wasn't impressed that they were relaxing their dress code policy and people were coming in and tshirts and sneakers.  If you're going to have a strict policy make it strict and keep it strict.  I was so underwhelmed.  I think it is just too clubby for me.....I'm more of an ultra lounge kind of gal.