Ok, people, the stinky lumpy brown stuff may have just hit the “fan” in a major way — if you’re an adult content creator currently making money on OnlyFans, that is. It has been reported by several major news sources that OnlyFans, which revolutionized the sale and delivery of adult content on the internet, is banning sexually explicit content (porn) from its platform effective October 1st. Is this true, or just more social-media-spawned fake news? Let’s find out.
OnlyFans has become the “social media” platform most likely to create millionaires, and it’s not even debatable, at this point. What we have on our hands now is a phenomenon that enables folks to literally go from burger flipping to lambo piloting in a matter of weeks to months, which is just simply gobsmacking (I’m not 100% sure what this word means, but I’m high, and I’ve always wanted to use it).
What’s really shocking is that the content creators on OnlyFans aren’t just making money in the way you’d think. Sure, explicit sex work is pretty popular on the platform, and it’s probably what OF is best-known for. But a surprising number of models in that particular industry aren’t even actually getting naked in the pictures and videos they offer, believe it or not.
I’ve talked a lot about OnlyFans before, and about how adult models nowadays can make some absurdly good money on it. I thought it might be helpful to provide a first-hand account “on the ground” concerning the reality of earning OnlyFans money, and just how much this work can make it rain for you, if you’re an adult model who decides to take the plunge.
So I found a really interesting video made by a Youtuber named Makayla Samountry about her personal journey with an OnlyFans account. Makayla was curious: Her friend had recently made over $3,000 on OF in just one week, so our heroine wanted to see how well she could do in the same length of time.
Lena the Plug is a pretty awesome figure in the adult internet world. She’s an all-around model in the industry, having worked as a cam girl, a porn star, and most recently, as a content creator on OnlyFans. She also has a lot of vanilla and borderline videos on YouTube, where her channel has over a million subscribers.
Lena’s popularity really took off in 2016 when she joined forces with Adam Grandmaison, better known as the YouTuber Adam22, who runs the immensely popular “No Jumper” channel. Lena’s biggest single YouTube video was “I Let My Best Friend Have Sex With My Boyfriend,” in which she and her bestie Emily Jay talks about a threesome they all had together.
NOT Spit Porn…SPITE Porn. Yes. I just read an article about it, and it’s blowing my cannabis-saturated mind. It’s a new trend in the world of custom femdom videos, and you’re not gonna believe how useful it is for some people who are trying to get past a failed romantic relationship.
I read about it in Rolling Stone magazine, of all places, and I found it interesting enough that I thought I’d blog about it, giving some detail on what it is and how it works. Plus, I’ll point any of you people who feel the urge to indulge in this odd, but apparently effective, form of pornographic breakup therapy in the right direction to find the best willing femdom goddesses who’ll produce it for you.