With Blake's current career (singing and modeling) and the fact that he has family and friends over much of the U.S. and in Germany, he is required to travel quite often. When he does so, Blake is always accompanied by assistants and security personnel. (Hey Harv, Dereck, Nate, Mickey, Barry, and Mike all you guys are doing a great job).
Blake began modeling at the age of 2 when he posed for the cover of Parents Magazine. Since that time, Blake has been featured in commercials and magazines for companies such as McDonalds, Pepsi, Baby Gap, Mattel, Target, and TyCo. He currently models for Tommy Hilfiger, Pacific Sunwear, and Hanes.
Blake's singing career took off in 2000 when he was backstage at one of the BSB concerts. While attending the concert with his older brother Jackson (who has been best friends with Backstreet Boy Nick Carter for many years), Blake and Nick were backstage "messing around tying to see who could hold a note the longest." At that time, Jane Carter, mother and manager of Aaron Carter, walked in. She asked Blake if he could sing and for his phone number. Shortly after, Mrs. Carter called Blake to see if he wanted to do backup for a new cd Aaron was coming out with, Another Earthquake. Blake provided backup vocals for When It Comes To You, To All The Girls, and Without You (There'd Be No Me) and also helped Aaron write one of the songs. Since he enjoyed doing the backup vocals for Another Earthquake, Blake decided to start taking lessons and when asked to go on Aaron's Rap, Rock, and Retro tour, he gladly accepted.
Hectic schedules come along with the territory for everyone in the Green household. Blake is very understanding of his parent's business responsibilities which include a Japanese shipping company, a chain of 5 star hotels in Germany, a bank, and a car dealership. His parents were also featured in Claire Magazine. Blake's grandfather, Jackson Green Sr. owns Ma's Burgers in Malibu and Blake's brother Jackson has a busy modeling schedule of his own (being featured in Abercrombie & Fitch catalogs, GQ Magazine, Cosmo, and Teen People Magazine). Even though schedules and business dealings keep the Green family from seeing each other on a regular basis, they are still very close to one another.
