June 4, 2025 • 37 mins
OnlyFans influencers Bonnie Blue, Annie Knight and Lily Phillips are pushing the boundaries of online adult content with controversial “competitive sex” challenges, boasting about sleeping with hundreds of men in a matter of hours.
While some participants claim empowerment and financial gain, experts warn of the severe physical, mental, and emotional toll these stunts can bring — including trauma, objectification, and long-term relationship difficulties. Critics say the trend reflects a dangerous shift in how online validation is pursued, turning intimacy into spectacle.
Meanwhile, Tinder sparked a separate online firestorm by introducing a height filter in its Premium Discovery settings, prompting backlash over body shaming and discrimination — particularly from shorter men.
As both platforms reshape digital sexuality, critics argue they’re fueling a crisis of self-worth rooted in extremes and superficial metrics.
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While some participants claim empowerment and financial gain, experts warn of the severe physical, mental, and emotional toll these stunts can bring — including trauma, objectification, and long-term relationship difficulties. Critics say the trend reflects a dangerous shift in how online validation is pursued, turning intimacy into spectacle.
Meanwhile, Tinder sparked a separate online firestorm by introducing a height filter in its Premium Discovery settings, prompting backlash over body shaming and discrimination — particularly from shorter men.
As both platforms reshape digital sexuality, critics argue they’re fueling a crisis of self-worth rooted in extremes and superficial metrics.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Podcasting since two thousand and five. This is the King
of Podcasts Radio network, Kingopodcasts dot Com. Bonnie Blue wants
to keep scoring, while short Kings on Tender keeps striking out.
We're all a little depraved and debaucherous. Here is the
(00:21):
King of Podcasts. Welcome to the program. This is King
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We find the show at Apple podcast, Spotify, i'm Asa Music, iHeartRadio,
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as you always do. So OnlyFans models, the trend has increased.
(00:45):
We now have another suspect OnlyFans model now getting into
the sex stunt craze and any night we're going to
introduce you to her on the program. But also how
OnlyFans is really just optimizing their opportunities with sex stunts,
and how it is really amplifying the brand not in
(01:06):
a great way, but you know they don't care. So
what do we go to first? Well, let's start with
a story that came in from US magazine or US Weekly,
which is a magazine. I can't say, man, it's been
over fifteen years since I used to go ahead and
pick up a copy of the magazine when it was
still a thing I haven't done a long time, but yeah,
(01:27):
that's used to be the thing. I used to go
and pick up gossip Brags, right, go and pick up
US Weekly at National Choir, and I really enjoyed doing that.
It was fun and it did cost overly that much
going into the supermarkets to go and pick it up
like the week before, so I could say, right and
on what was going on? So US Weekly get Us
(01:47):
has an exensive story about how harmful is the only
only fans competitive sex trend? How harmful is the only
fans competitive sex trend? And in the story they feature
three of the notables on OnlyFans, which is we already
know Bonnie Blue, Lily Phillips, and now any Knight. So
(02:08):
just two weeks ago, we did not talk about this
on the program, because you know, I'm not gonna just
talk about Bonnie Blue every time or only Fans models
every time on this program, even though it does spike
some listens, right, I'll admit, when I do an episode
like this, the numbers go up. No, I appreciate all
of you to check in the show for this, but
(02:29):
I will never do a podcast series where I'm just
gonna go ahead and stick to doing what will always work.
We will always guarantee me listeners, because if I did that,
then I would just be doing it as a job
instead of enjoying this podcast as a passion project, which
is what it is anyway. Any Night is an Australian creator,
and she made headlines thur this month when she slept
with five hundred and eighty three men in six hours.
(02:53):
She was looking to go and beat UK star Bonnie Blue,
who claimed to January to have had sex with one
thousand and fifty seven men and twelve hours. Now Night
is twenty eight years old, and she says that doing
five hundred and eighty three in a day is quite
a lot, so I was a bit worried I was
gonna really struggle it because the most undone was twenty
four in a day. But honestly it was fine. I
(03:13):
was shocked by how easy it was. Sex all just logan.
Levkov talks to US Weekly and says, the way this
trend is set up, it seems to be the least equitable,
healthy way to look at non monogamous sex. No shit.
Sex is supposed to be in a perfect world pleasurable, consensual, intimate,
and connected and obviously the things that make sex all
(03:34):
those descriptors, but we lose a lot of them. We're
in it. We are in a competitive sex situation. So
you're just saying something that porn stars for what decades
have already known. Sex as a challenge becomes goal oriented.
It is certainly not pleasure based. But see, this is
where we are in society, is that there are plenty
of women that might not be getting so lated so
(03:56):
much because they're trying to look for a relationship, but
then the delusion that they're looking for in a guy
that they want through dating apps or declining every guy possible,
or just not even declining but shaming any guy that
tries to approach them. Yeah, of course nothing's gonna happen them.
So sex becomes the depravity. You're the sex depridean all allow,
(04:16):
there are many plenty of women that are sex healthy
that are just in bad relationships themselves. Like logan, let's
not worry so much about the woman in this competitive
sex stunt culture. How about the women that are not
getting sex at all or just having empty sex, because
that's not pleasure base either. Let's be clear about this. Yes,
(04:37):
sex is a challenge becomes goal oriented. It is not
certainly pleasure based logan. It's not pleasure based either. For
some of these women that are with some other guys
that they hope to go and make money from, they
get some status from. For how many of these women
that we see that they say want a guy that
is a certain height, a certain income status, a certain
(04:59):
status in general, and a certain look. They might be
fascet about the fact of having that sex with that person,
but really there is everything for intent, right, it's premeditated
that the woman who wants something from the guy if
they're looking for a guy like this, because even when
a woman talked about that she wants a guy that's
particularly cractive or rich or tall, it's because of what
(05:23):
they will get from them. It's not even anything about
the guy itself or the pleasure of being validated by
that guy or being pleasured by that guy. For the guy,
it is pleasure based because he doesn't care, because he
doesn't feel like there's anything to it for him at
the end of the day, for him with you, so
(05:44):
he doesn't care and he'll just move on. So for
the guys, those are guys who might be competitive themselves,
but you know what, it is pleasure based for them,
Isn't it funny how it works that way? So the sexologists,
I would correct it. Okay, sex as a child is
goal oriented. You're absolutely correct. For men, it is pleasure based.
(06:06):
For women, it is not. I think that's pretty clear.
So not only fan stars have sometimes opted to put
production into place, making men wear condoms or mandating testing
for sexually enchancement of the diseases. But there are no
rules of regulations. And remember Bonnie Blue even said and
publicly said that the first guy she did raw, so
(06:27):
every other guy that would have protected themselves wasn't predicted
at all because of that first guy. Now, this sexologist
also about lack of lubrication, tearing. All those things create
a perfect storm of venue. Someone has an STI ford
to spread. Pretty obvious as well. I'm really keptain obvious
right here. But this is what she's trying to go
(06:49):
and make a point of. So Anny Knight herself has
suffered injuries and health complications as a result of her work.
Days after completing the challenge on May eighteen, She told
quickly that she had been hospitalized and was undergoing medical
testing because she suffers from andrometirosis. But then she says
her body just hit a wall after pulling off the event,
and the creator also pointed out that she had been
(07:11):
simultaneously purchasing her dream home, which left her exhausted. Her
connition became worse. Oh oh, I'm sorry. So some you know,
multimillion dollar mansions you got, and all the work to
get that ready, like getting the movers to go into that.
Like she's not physically doing any moving. She's signing papers
to go and get this new place for money, with
the money that she made off of screwing five hundred
(07:32):
and eighty three people. Men, excuse me, and also saying
that in this story that hormonal embounces can cause irregular
and heavy periods, which is what she's been dealing with
since the event. Then they talked to a psychotherapist from
New York and Washington, DC, saying the students can lead
the feelings of emptiness, anxiety, and a complete lack of
sexual desirability. Okay, well, and this person's name is Jonathan Albert.
(07:56):
All right, well, Jonathan, Okay, it can cause complete lacks
of sex, the complete lack of sexual desirability, and lead
the feelings of emptiness. The women that are doing this
already feel empty inside anyway. Okay, they're basically porn stars.
If they're gonna go and do this sex stunt, it's
because they're seeking attention. There is emptiness in themselves, there's
(08:20):
a need of fulfillment in the most in the worst
kind of way. Another obviously they say here quote there
could be some trauma that comes from that. It's a performance.
How about the trauma that came before them. You're telling
me that some of the normal sound mind and body
is willing to go and go through a gang bank
like that. Can we just clarify that the trauma came
(08:45):
well before this, But of course they're not gonna say that.
So this Jonathan Albert goes on to say that in
the moment, they might feel like they're special, but after
I think they're probably feeling worth us. They've relied so
heavily on this external approval and when all when this
is gone, they just feel really empty, confused about what
their actual worth and value is. And I think they'll
have difficulty forming healthy, authentic ponds for people. No, they're
(09:09):
gonna have that already because they're gonna try to become famous.
So somebody's gonna even think about that. Now we know
about Lily Phillips who also went into the competitive sex
trend and December twenty twenty four. These are some of
these women we've already documented on this program about this.
So she felt guilty that not all men had a
similar experience at her event. Ultimately, except with one hundred
people that time, she tried to get it for the
(09:30):
first time. Quote, it was not for the week, if
I'm honest, it was hard. And of course she did
a documentary about it. And then they go on to
say here in the story that not only may the
influences experience these emotions, but the men participated against well,
particularly those who have not been intimate before. As part
of the Competitive Sex Challenge, some only fan stars have
(09:50):
set goals to sleep with a specific number of virgins
Leftcoff warned that this could create a very uncomfortable power
dynamic between the creator and the newbie. And if you
look at the rack of bodies or be someone first experience,
then that's not really about them, is it? No? But
why are there so many guys that are lining up
to be with these girls when they are offering sex,
(10:13):
because there's a lot of difficulty first of all, just
to go and get sex these days from particular women anyway.
But we also have to consider the fact that the
guys out there are not able to go ahead and
successfully do well trying to date and any which way
they try to do that. And then on top of that,
(10:36):
the bigger problem is that these guys were not raised
in some cases with enough male bonding, with enough of
a bond from a guy that is the father, a brother, cousin, uncle, something,
(10:57):
another role model for that person, for that guy, a
guy who you can see another guy who probably knows
how to go and date, who is a masculine man,
who has particular traits to know how to be a gentleman,
to be brave, to be you know, protective, to give
all the traits that a woman would want to where
they would want to go ahead and be with them
(11:17):
and then start a relationship which it would at least
finally leave the sex. Because most guys get young that
are young Parker Miller gets sex right away from just
trying to go and hook up. The hookup coach doesn't
come until after, maybe after like the first initial attempts
of trying to date and get into relationships, because that's
been changing like that a lot, because you at least
(11:39):
have to start somewhere before you go right into situationships.
It just doesn't happen right overnight. You also talk to
Stephen Snyder, a sex surpist in New York City that
says there's an endless supply of young women online trying
to turn sex appeal into cash. So it's understandable that
a young desiral woman killing the competition on only fans
by going online might feel empowered. Quote. Being a sexually
(12:01):
appealing woman is one of the oldest forms of economic
power in the world, as the oldest profession, thank you,
but quote. I hate to see a young person have
to turn into their sexuality into a circus side show
to make a living. Well, then you're talking about every
TikTok model that's on there delivering thirst traps as sixty
seconds of video on my FYP page or every other
(12:23):
guy's FYP page in that matter. Now back to that
logan Levkoff. She said also that social media, let's be honest,
it's like kind of a drug. It is more or
less the more attention we get, the more we want it,
we feed off of it. But it's definitely not a
way to heal if you're looking for some peace and
mindfulness and some sense of evolution. And there was a
girl who actually talk about the fact that the biggest
(12:45):
change with social media that really did amplify things was
when TikTok developed the algorithm for the FYP and how
we have this constant cycle and just flipping to the
next video and to watch something else. We want to
watch what we can watch with the opportunity for many,
many people, millions of people around the world to be
able to go and see what de Vede is if
(13:06):
you get it in the right place at the right time.
But it's very common now to see all that. But
for some of these women it's also not even so
much about trying to fill some emptiness or just a
brokenness emotionally, some emotional damage that came from trauma from
years past, from being a maybe even at a young
(13:29):
age to now. And it's all these early to mid
to late twenty year olds that are all these women
that are doing this because you're just using their bodies
now we can talk about the same thing here. For
those that have gone into the strip clubs are gone
into the world's old profession and some kind of prostitution
or I just hooked up of guys just go and
get something, just to score whatever they want. So that
(13:52):
is still a normal thing, and there's that going on here.
But in social media and this only fans environment, the
potential of making money is really what is the bigger
problem more than anything else. Because we know if women
that did get into prostitution or went into strip clubs
or you know, champagne rooms, body reb salons, all these
(14:13):
kind of places, massage parlors, what have you, they don't
stay in this for long because, yeah, you might make
some money, but it's not like a consistent living. And
also the kind of work you have to put into it.
For these women, these stunts are just rampant. They can
make a whole lot of money because of how they
could be filmed, it could be utilized, and there's so
much content that could be create, corded and created off
(14:35):
of it that they could go ahead and milk from
their fan base forever. If they want to think about that. Now.
In the same vein Tim Stokely actually spoke this week
with Wire magazine and he's the Only Fans founder. He
says now that it's SI has turbo charged sex work,
(14:57):
but now he's targeting a whole influencer economy. So because
of the money that's been made off of sex, he
now wants to go and build off on the new
platform called subs, helping creators earn more money using long
form video, video calls and a suite of AI features.
So this is the guy that created the Only Fans model.
He's not there anymore, but he's moving on to do
other things here to create another environment for him to
(15:19):
go ahead and milk off of. But it was his
algorithm that contributed to the delinquency of all these Only
Fans models and where we are today, because if it's
not just young beautiful women, it's all celebrity women as
well doing the same thing, all realizing that because it
was in that platform, even though they're trying to go
ahead and make something about trying to create some platform
(15:42):
that was just a platform that now is going to
becoming more in mainstream or he's trying to make mainstream
as all these kinds of sites will always start off
with It always starts with the fact that, well, this
is what changes porn. It takes on porn first and
then it becomes something more legitimate after that. So this
creative platform has become famous for mainstreaming influencer porn, transforming
(16:05):
the sex worker economy into a robust business. And during
the pandemic, we all know how this all worked out.
But now we're moving forward into even more so. Creators
are selling sex, especially on depending on extab subscriptions on
their Only Fans pages, Others sharing shared desires of wanting
a new platform that's more brand friendly. So there's all
these things that this guy's going to try to recreate
(16:26):
again with subs, but it's the same thing going over
and over that he's creating your player platform that is
going to contribute to that. So now he has built
a new platform built on corn principles of freedom, visibility,
and more ways to earn, and he wants to make
it where creators has true ownership over their audience and growth,
(16:47):
but building real careers, not chasing trends. Now, I did
not know this part about Tim Stokely, but this is
not surprising to me here, but before he ran OnlyFans
he ran two websites, Customs for You and glam Worship,
modestly successful soft core campsites. Isn't always something about the
(17:08):
Internet that always has to go and take away from porn.
It just everything started from porn. Listen if I told
you how some of these big search engines or all
these big tech companies have been built on the the
baunchery of porn. To start, the Internet was built on
porn and succeeded because of porn. Make that clear. A
(17:31):
lot of your major tech oligarchs that are out there,
they probably had some money somewhere on the Internet where
the websites they might not have been associated with, but
they might have funded, were porn sites. It's always like that.
It's true. It's very true. Now subs is going to
be featuring both safer working on adult content. Creators will
take eighty percent earnings cut, and Stokely says it'll be
(17:56):
clear that with global regulations, adult content is always gonna
be pay well behind her subscriptions and dms, that there
will be new personized features including collaborator revenue splits and
refer earnings, among other things. And they also looking to
go and use AI offerings like auto captioning, growth insights
to help create your scale faster and personalized content recommendations. Anyway,
(18:16):
there's that. So we're gonna see another site coming to
the forefront and subs. We're gonna hear about that somewhere,
and trust me, something will be heard about that soon enough.
We know that's gonna happen. The Village Voice put out
a story and they talked about how much these Only
Fans stars are actually making on their content of these
that are doing the sex stunts. Very good question. So
(18:40):
Amy Knight, we talked about the Australian Only Fans star.
She also has a podcast for and she had a
recent podcast for her show any Night Unhinged, and she
talked about the financial costs of doing this kind of
stunts in a recent episode of her podcast, So she
talks about the fact that people don't realize it's actually
so suspensive to do that something like this because obviously
(19:00):
I had to pay for the videographer, assistance, photographer, security,
the venue higher, I pay for the condoms, da balaklavas,
the wrist brands, and said it talking about probably her
about ten thousand dollars to go and do but it
was worth it to her to invest that kind of
money to the event, claiming she will make her money back. Yeah,
of course, ten thousand dollars small investment. To get the
money back, She's gonna make all the content. That's true.
(19:22):
She expects when she releases the content, she'll make the
money tenfold, hopefully more. She says that so only fans
will not allow her their stars to sell one video
with all five hundred ey three men, but she can
bring them in to the shorter videos and make money
off of each one. Yeah, they're gonna do that anyway,
pretty obvious. She also said, doing a five hundred and
(19:44):
eighty three guys in a date is quite a lot.
I was also a bit worried I was going to
really struggle with it because most of them done was
twenty four in a day. But honestly, it was fine.
I was shock about how easy it was, she said.
And she says that the cost of the event was
a little higher than she realized. And before she did this,
apparently she talked to Bonnie Blue to learn about what
(20:05):
to do with this event. So she says, quote, it
took a look an organization. I actually spoke to Bonnie
Blue to get some tips from her because she obviously
done similar stuff before. I hired out a swingers club
because it was the best venue for what we were after.
We really needed a huge room with a bed in it.
But it was not clear what they said about what
other tips that Bonnie Blue offered any Knight, But that's
(20:26):
what she did learned from her. The other story I
got from here. So the Independent actually just came out today.
As I recorded, teens are now being seduced by online
sex influencers. So the idea of the next girl that
could be the next Bonnie Blue or any Knight or
Lily Phillips that is now becoming a new thing in
focus here. And there's a reporter here that says that
(20:50):
they look at how the making of the themisphere as
toxic as the Manisphere for a youngest generation. They try
to say that Bonnie Blue isn't the problem, it's the
men who want to sleep with her. So this reporter
spoke with students in high school and mid teenagers, all
(21:10):
aware of only fans. They said they have thought about
it a lot, and they talked about it with friends,
discussing in detail how many followers they'd have to accumulate
in order to create sexual content and post online for cash,
popularity and fame. So looks like there was these teenage
women that were talking to about what only Fans meant
to them and what they thought about the influencers or
creators on these platforms. They talked about fourty year old Ebony,
(21:34):
saying that number is four million and probably one million
followers maybe because then you could have sex like once
maybe and then get a Boohoo deal or a Ford
deal and be set for life. They go on to
say that only Fans acts is something of a fame equalizer,
allowing unknown individuals to rise the prominence and build a
large fan base, subscription costs varying on the popularity creator
(21:57):
excuse me, and more importantly, how expl their content is. Obviously,
a celebrity is much easier to go and get famous,
get noticed, and monetize themselves. They talk about the singer
Lily Allen, who actually is reported around a thousand subscribers,
thinking about what say ten pounds a month, but that
(22:18):
would be more like what like fifteen dollars a month,
and she's sproably making about ten thousand dollars monthly for
publishing pictures of her feet. Former Atomic kitt and singer
Kerry Katona Total Table with the Only Fans made her
a millionaire again after a bankruptcy. The half sister of
supermodel Kate Moss, Lottie Moss, claims to be making thirty
(22:39):
thousand pounds a month on the site. I want to
say that's what thirty five thousand dollars a month us
on the site. Crazy creators like Bonnie Blue, Lily Philips,
and Andy Knight have become globally known for performing sexual stunts
that until recently would have only been conceived in the
farthest extremes of pornography. They go through the story of
(23:00):
these three women and then ask the question if the
global press and adults and dinner parties or talk about this,
guess what some of the kids at school, including tweens
and young teens was frightening? And what is it the
case which traditional pornography is the total normalization of the kiss,
commodification of a person's body, sexuality and privacy. They talked
(23:21):
to a fifteen year old Emma says her number would
be roughly well two and a half million dollars and
two million followers. That's how much I'd want in order
to go to only fans and sell myself. That way,
you'd be set for life and have no worries. It
would sort of be f off money. You know. People
could call you a slip, but it'd be like I'm
rich and famous and you have to work a job
and live with your parents. I win. And then they
(23:43):
talk to some boys about this idea that one fourteen
year old says he follows Phoebe and Sasser on YouTube TikTok.
He's rich off of foly fans. How much would you
have to pay me to go on only fans when
I'm older? About about fifteen thousand ards? Uss if the
girls are hot. I think my mom would be annoyed,
but I think she'd be okay once I bought our
new kitchen. She hates her kitchen. These you're all British people.
(24:05):
By the way, The Independent is a British publication. The
language raw and only Fan of Mirrors, Only Fans of Mirrors.
The way people talk about other social media platforms, users
aren't performers with creators, and many teens insist the only
Fans is different because from porn, it's ultimately less CD
precisely because they keep hearing how celebrities are on it
and how easy it is to make a fortune with
(24:25):
just a few sexty stunts. Bam. Porn used to be dirty,
but the more you make it more clean and antiseptic
and normalize it, yeah, more young people are going to
be interested in the idea of this, and they'll stay
at home making only fans videos or even the thought
(24:47):
of doing some kind of a sex stunt. That that's
right here. Fifth year o Maya says, I don't think
about only fans like porn at all. I know it
evolves some sex, but it's just completely different only things
people are more like normal people as actually girls. It's
just like making ex sure money is a side hustle.
So at the moment they talk about how the money
that's being made by some of these womens right now,
(25:07):
Lily Phillips is reportedly worth about two and a half
million dollars any night, twoero point four million dollars. Why
actually more like three million dollars. Wounds and sword bits
heal but builds it insecurity linger and ask the question,
what's a bit of a discomfort if it means you'll
never worry about money again, it's so much more than
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we ever thought. And they talk about the fact to
hearing the story that we fail to notice that many
boys doing and loneliness and sadness were turning the dodgy
influencers offering easy answers. Likewise, the generation of girls didn't
stumble accidentally on the idea that their value lies and
their sex appeal and showing off their bodies at the
highest bider. Yes, we've already made points about the fact
that listened passport Bros. And the idea of that. There's
(25:53):
something to be said about the cause of the Passport Bros.
But influences that kind of pedal that up idea, or
the influences of pedal ideas about what they should be
doing as an alpha male, that kind of men's mindset
probably doesn't help either. But the idea like, you know,
if you want to just find a girl, you know,
be rich, be successful, have money so you can have
sex with whatever whoever you want. That's how you're gonna
(26:15):
get women. Just going to be successful and improve yourself.
While some of that is good, the other part is
just like for the intent of what they're trying to
get that's the part I really have a problem with.
At the same time, they're saying here that the dodgy influencers,
they're talking about like the Tates of the World and
the Andrew just and Tates and you know, the freshion
fits and all this kind of stuff. Thats what we're
talk about when it comes to alpha males, the roll tomasses,
(26:36):
all those. Trust me, I know because I've read those books.
I know who they talk about it, right. But at
the same like she says right here, it's true that
girls are not stumbling excidentally on the idea that their
value lies in her sex appeal and showing up their
bodies at the highest bidder. But it's not even for
the same intent anymore. It's like, yeah, it might be
to get ahead or try to like used to be
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like this was the thing, like just to get through college,
you know, just kind of work your way through to
get to the career that you want to be. It's
not even about that anymore. This has been glorified to
the point where now women think this is a career
and this is early retirement, and the thought process of
this is ridiculous. So they say in here now like
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the manisphere of the equally toxic themosphere is now emerging
that didn't appear out of nowhere. So they say the
story here that the last two decades have been saturated
with sex and celebrity. Yeah, the Kim Kardashians that have
hit payday, millions women right now working in hospitals, schools, labs,
and offices were cast as life's real losers. We haven't
just elevated sex and celebrity. In some cases, we made
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into the ultimate goals, eclipsing any seemingly ordinary aspirations young
people used to possess or remember, well, somebody's influencers are
out here. They don't have any talent. Let's keep that
clear too. How many women do we see out here
that said they made money off of only fans, like
Sophie rain I think what they said, it's made like
forty three million only fans so far. Besides being attractive,
(28:04):
what else does she do? Nothing? There's no talent any
of these women for the most part, none whatsoever. But
they're engaging with, you know, with what they have with
their youth and beauty for the time that they have, which
is a very short time. It's not gonna be as
long as you think, but they're going with that and
(28:26):
that both men and women that are in this same case,
especially the younger generations, they're feeding off the same dark coin,
the worst ideas and impulses. The Madonna versus Horde trope
is writ large of industry of lore. Well, there are
bad girls the only fans type who used to exist
and be used to be, and good girls were more
suited the marriage and motherhood. The biggest problem is that
(28:47):
you have your casual sex that's being uliminated altogether. You
have women going behind pay walls who are not gonna
have sex, and if they are, they're gonna try to
go the route of going into a sex stunt only
for the per of making content. That's it. At what
point do we get to that part where it's just
a lot of creators that decide, well, we're just gonna
have sex with somebody just agreed content, and it's not
(29:09):
even gonna matter who the person that they have sex
with is. So that's the biggest problem we have right
now is that this kind of thing is a regular
thing going on. We're going a little bit long tonight, folks.
There's a lot of things doing cover. I want to
make sure I get into tonight. The next thing I
gotta go and bring up here real quick is an
update on the Blake Lively Justin Baldonia situation, which you
know the movie ends with us. I talked about it,
(29:29):
what was it last May or the May before it,
and it was like, ask May right over a year
ago that I talked about the movie because it came
out with these two. And we have news about this
here because now a judge has ruled that the emotional
distress claims against Justin Maldonia are officially dead. So that
goes on today where the lawsuit the side of the
(29:51):
actress claims for emotional distress are dead. Baldonie's lawyers follow
the motion to compel her turn over her medical records,
and Blake Lightly was finding the move back. Judge sh
Lewis Lyman wrote this morning that the motion of capel
is denied based on Plaintiff's representation the relevant claims will
be withdrawn and her request that because the parties have
agreed to dismiss Miss Lively's tenth and eleventh causes of action,
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the court exercises is an inherent authority and authority in
the rule fifteen to dismiss them without prejudice is denied
without prejudice to renewal. The court will also preclude lively
for offering any other evidence of emotional distress. So that
whole case right there gets shot down. She's abandoned the
claims and now it's basically a good dismissal all it's done.
(30:35):
So whatever accusation, if she wanted to go get after
Justin de Maldoni done so, this guy's gonna get away
with it. I mean, he didn't do anything I think
that necessarily to her. But let's just say Justin Maldoni
male feminists here. He's not any better than anybody else.
Let's just make that clear too. He's a scumback in
his own right, and both honestly, let's say, let's just
both of them are scumbacks. But it was a good
(30:55):
movie there, Unti lass I did appreciate what was being
the story that was actually being told in that, which
was good for the fodder for this program, So thank
you for that. My other story that came out was
about Tender. Yes, there's a new thing with Tender right
now that it's only for premium users by the way,
so you have to be paying what the five hundred
dollars or so much model? You know of the pricing,
(31:17):
I guess what thirty to fifty dollars fifty finundred bucks.
I don't know what you're paying per month. But apparently
Tender now had a high feature to its search bar,
a feature that many did not like. Is it something
similar to someone asking their weight? So now you can
see it in the Tender settings Premium discovery section, allowing
users to do specifically minimum specify a minimum maximum heights
(31:40):
for their matches. And people are coming on social media,
it's over for short man, what are they going to
do now? I thought it was a normal thing to
have the height. I mean I remember seeing height being
in there in the profiles of like many different sites.
Think of plenty of fish if they can match. They
all had a place where they had like height and weight.
And actually many dating sites early on, we used to
(32:02):
have a thing where at least you'd have the height
and then you have to give body tight. Of course
they want to make you put the weight down there,
but it was like that for a while. The Daily
Email talked to Tender about this, and a spokespersons to
explain that we're always listening to what matters most for
Tender users. We're testing the pay for height preference as
(32:23):
a great example of how we're building with urgency, clarity,
and focus, and as part of a broader focus or
effort to help people connect more intentionally on Tender. They
want to prioritize, use their outcomes more fast, move fast,
and learn fast. But yes, short kings are screwed on this.
One person actually writes about the fact when it comes
to tender, I certainly wouldn't have met my wife if
(32:44):
this fielder existed. I'm short five foot five, even with
the basic filter for five foot seven or more, I
would have been immediately dismissed. God bless my fellow short people.
I'm glad I got away with this. This is also
like a current trend they're talking about with the chatchybut
where they're asking about men if they're lying about their height. Quote,
girls are using chatting beuteed to see if men are
lying about their height on dating apps. You upload four images,
(33:08):
use proportions and environment to estimate height, and then what
they're doing is using chatt You bedeed to go and
check on these images to see if the heights are
very similar, and that the estimates that were being done
with what they did here was that the estimates of
height of the people based on the pictures were within
an inch up or down from the actual height of
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the person. So that's a new thing to go through
as well. I forgot to mention this is before as well.
Only Fans now is looking to go ahead and do
an initial public offering, so lea need Revvadwinski right now
who owns seventy five percent ownership, but only Fans wants
to sell a platform and he wants to go and
put out shares for it, So keep that in mind
(33:50):
coming up soon. Only Fans, by the way, is worth
eight million dollars nearly six times is twenty twenty two
EBEDA ambitious compared to competitors like Patreon, who saw evaluation
drop when they try to go ahead and go IPO.
But only Fans, because of their adult content, has enough
high valuation, so their initial stock price when they go
(34:10):
up on the market would be very high if people
want to go and do that. That'scorted La Wiggley to
put up this story. Finally, one of the story talk
about is from Mexico. The dating aps are being tied
to US citizens that are kidnapped in Mexico. Officials to
the US Embassy and consoles of Mexico have confirms for
reports of Americans being kidnapped by individuals they met on
(34:32):
a dating app. So please make sure to watch this
out for this, folks, if you're going to Mexico anytime soon.
If you're going to visit, also don't go to Acapulco
for one of being told because the mafia has taken
over there since the past the hurricane that happened there.
So the US consul in Guadalajara issued a warning about
incidents occurring in the recent months in the areas of
Portovarrirata and New yo Osabinuebo Nyairite quote. Victims and their
(34:54):
families in the US have been at times been extorted
for large sums of money to secure the release. Be
aware this type of vis it's not looking to the
one geographic area. So if you're going to Mexico, be careful.
If you're going there for dating, and if you're gonna
meet someone there, meet only in public places. YadA YadA. Yeah,
we don't need a good deal with that. We don't
need you to get caught up in the cartel. I
(35:15):
can't believe that's actually a thing here. But again, look
at what we're doing right now. Look how bad things are.
You have people that are in people. I mean, we're
walking about young people being admirers of OnlyFans for the women.
For the young girls, think about the fact of how
much money they can make in a short amount of
time just by putting their body out there, and then
(35:35):
they they could just go get on there, do it
for a little while and they'll make the money. I'll
be fine. Or that there's the guys that are also
admiring the fact of what kind of women are on
there and how they don't value themselves as much being
on only fans if they thought they could do something
with that. But then again we have the toxicity on
both sides. Would the woman the want to be on
only fans become creators and make money because of the
(35:57):
making money, And then the guys that are going out
to the different areas to goead date because they can't
find the women that are worth being here because of
the delusion of trying to make money. And maybe we're
trying to become only fans models themselves those women becoming
only fans models, So it's left for the guys. I mean,
how bad does it have to get for people, for
young people to go, for young women to coin continua,
(36:18):
to think that only fans is a good thing, and
to be encouraged by some of these models that are
out there, young and beautiful, that are making millions of
dollars one hundreds of thousand dollars per month. Celebrity are
not And for the guys that because they can't hook
up with any of these girls because you know, they're
being subjected to subscriptions instead of even getting a chance
(36:38):
to go and hook up with them. But no matter what,
it's money that's involved, So why even bottle that? And
if they try to go anywhere, well, you know they
get picked off for being short kings, or they go
to Mexico they kidnap by the cartel. That sounds like
a great idea. I mean, I thought, you know, you
don't want to just go there for tacos and just
go for the viral drinks out there, right, I thought,
(36:59):
you want to go there, get old, the prate, the buttress,
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as you always do. So OnlyFans models, the trend has increased.
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We now have another suspect OnlyFans model now getting into
the sex stunt craze and any night we're going to
introduce you to her on the program. But also how
OnlyFans is really just optimizing their opportunities with sex stunts,
and how it is really amplifying the brand not in
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a great way, but you know they don't care. So
what do we go to first? Well, let's start with
a story that came in from US magazine or US Weekly,
which is a magazine. I can't say, man, it's been
over fifteen years since I used to go ahead and
pick up a copy of the magazine when it was
still a thing I haven't done a long time, but yeah,
(01:27):
that's used to be the thing. I used to go
and pick up gossip Brags, right, go and pick up
US Weekly at National Choir, and I really enjoyed doing that.
It was fun and it did cost overly that much
going into the supermarkets to go and pick it up
like the week before, so I could say, right and
on what was going on? So US Weekly get Us
(01:47):
has an exensive story about how harmful is the only
only fans competitive sex trend? How harmful is the only
fans competitive sex trend? And in the story they feature
three of the notables on OnlyFans, which is we already
know Bonnie Blue, Lily Phillips, and now any Knight. So
(02:08):
just two weeks ago, we did not talk about this
on the program, because you know, I'm not gonna just
talk about Bonnie Blue every time or only Fans models
every time on this program, even though it does spike
some listens, right, I'll admit, when I do an episode
like this, the numbers go up. No, I appreciate all
of you to check in the show for this, but
(02:29):
I will never do a podcast series where I'm just
gonna go ahead and stick to doing what will always work.
We will always guarantee me listeners, because if I did that,
then I would just be doing it as a job
instead of enjoying this podcast as a passion project, which
is what it is anyway. Any Night is an Australian creator,
and she made headlines thur this month when she slept
with five hundred and eighty three men in six hours.
(02:53):
She was looking to go and beat UK star Bonnie Blue,
who claimed to January to have had sex with one
thousand and fifty seven men and twelve hours. Now Night
is twenty eight years old, and she says that doing
five hundred and eighty three in a day is quite
a lot, so I was a bit worried I was
gonna really struggle it because the most undone was twenty
four in a day. But honestly it was fine. I
(03:13):
was shocked by how easy it was. Sex all just logan.
Levkov talks to US Weekly and says, the way this
trend is set up, it seems to be the least equitable,
healthy way to look at non monogamous sex. No shit.
Sex is supposed to be in a perfect world pleasurable, consensual, intimate,
and connected and obviously the things that make sex all
(03:34):
those descriptors, but we lose a lot of them. We're
in it. We are in a competitive sex situation. So
you're just saying something that porn stars for what decades
have already known. Sex as a challenge becomes goal oriented.
It is certainly not pleasure based. But see, this is
where we are in society, is that there are plenty
of women that might not be getting so lated so
(03:56):
much because they're trying to look for a relationship, but
then the delusion that they're looking for in a guy
that they want through dating apps or declining every guy possible,
or just not even declining but shaming any guy that
tries to approach them. Yeah, of course nothing's gonna happen them.
So sex becomes the depravity. You're the sex depridean all allow,
(04:16):
there are many plenty of women that are sex healthy
that are just in bad relationships themselves. Like logan, let's
not worry so much about the woman in this competitive
sex stunt culture. How about the women that are not
getting sex at all or just having empty sex, because
that's not pleasure base either. Let's be clear about this. Yes,
(04:37):
sex is a challenge becomes goal oriented. It is not
certainly pleasure based logan. It's not pleasure based either. For
some of these women that are with some other guys
that they hope to go and make money from, they
get some status from. For how many of these women
that we see that they say want a guy that
is a certain height, a certain income status, a certain
(04:59):
status in general, and a certain look. They might be
fascet about the fact of having that sex with that person,
but really there is everything for intent, right, it's premeditated
that the woman who wants something from the guy if
they're looking for a guy like this, because even when
a woman talked about that she wants a guy that's
particularly cractive or rich or tall, it's because of what
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they will get from them. It's not even anything about
the guy itself or the pleasure of being validated by
that guy or being pleasured by that guy. For the guy,
it is pleasure based because he doesn't care, because he
doesn't feel like there's anything to it for him at
the end of the day, for him with you, so
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he doesn't care and he'll just move on. So for
the guys, those are guys who might be competitive themselves,
but you know what, it is pleasure based for them,
Isn't it funny how it works that way? So the sexologists,
I would correct it. Okay, sex as a child is
goal oriented. You're absolutely correct. For men, it is pleasure based.
(06:06):
For women, it is not. I think that's pretty clear.
So not only fan stars have sometimes opted to put
production into place, making men wear condoms or mandating testing
for sexually enchancement of the diseases. But there are no
rules of regulations. And remember Bonnie Blue even said and
publicly said that the first guy she did raw, so
(06:27):
every other guy that would have protected themselves wasn't predicted
at all because of that first guy. Now, this sexologist
also about lack of lubrication, tearing. All those things create
a perfect storm of venue. Someone has an STI ford
to spread. Pretty obvious as well. I'm really keptain obvious
right here. But this is what she's trying to go
(06:49):
and make a point of. So Anny Knight herself has
suffered injuries and health complications as a result of her work.
Days after completing the challenge on May eighteen, She told
quickly that she had been hospitalized and was undergoing medical
testing because she suffers from andrometirosis. But then she says
her body just hit a wall after pulling off the event,
and the creator also pointed out that she had been
(07:11):
simultaneously purchasing her dream home, which left her exhausted. Her
connition became worse. Oh oh, I'm sorry. So some you know,
multimillion dollar mansions you got, and all the work to
get that ready, like getting the movers to go into that.
Like she's not physically doing any moving. She's signing papers
to go and get this new place for money, with
the money that she made off of screwing five hundred
(07:32):
and eighty three people. Men, excuse me, and also saying
that in this story that hormonal embounces can cause irregular
and heavy periods, which is what she's been dealing with
since the event. Then they talked to a psychotherapist from
New York and Washington, DC, saying the students can lead
the feelings of emptiness, anxiety, and a complete lack of
sexual desirability. Okay, well, and this person's name is Jonathan Albert.
(07:56):
All right, well, Jonathan, Okay, it can cause complete lacks
of sex, the complete lack of sexual desirability, and lead
the feelings of emptiness. The women that are doing this
already feel empty inside anyway. Okay, they're basically porn stars.
If they're gonna go and do this sex stunt, it's
because they're seeking attention. There is emptiness in themselves, there's
(08:20):
a need of fulfillment in the most in the worst
kind of way. Another obviously they say here quote there
could be some trauma that comes from that. It's a performance.
How about the trauma that came before them. You're telling
me that some of the normal sound mind and body
is willing to go and go through a gang bank
like that. Can we just clarify that the trauma came
(08:45):
well before this, But of course they're not gonna say that.
So this Jonathan Albert goes on to say that in
the moment, they might feel like they're special, but after
I think they're probably feeling worth us. They've relied so
heavily on this external approval and when all when this
is gone, they just feel really empty, confused about what
their actual worth and value is. And I think they'll
have difficulty forming healthy, authentic ponds for people. No, they're
(09:09):
gonna have that already because they're gonna try to become famous.
So somebody's gonna even think about that. Now we know
about Lily Phillips who also went into the competitive sex
trend and December twenty twenty four. These are some of
these women we've already documented on this program about this.
So she felt guilty that not all men had a
similar experience at her event. Ultimately, except with one hundred
people that time, she tried to get it for the
(09:30):
first time. Quote, it was not for the week, if
I'm honest, it was hard. And of course she did
a documentary about it. And then they go on to
say here in the story that not only may the
influences experience these emotions, but the men participated against well,
particularly those who have not been intimate before. As part
of the Competitive Sex Challenge, some only fan stars have
(09:50):
set goals to sleep with a specific number of virgins
Leftcoff warned that this could create a very uncomfortable power
dynamic between the creator and the newbie. And if you
look at the rack of bodies or be someone first experience,
then that's not really about them, is it? No? But
why are there so many guys that are lining up
to be with these girls when they are offering sex,
(10:13):
because there's a lot of difficulty first of all, just
to go and get sex these days from particular women anyway.
But we also have to consider the fact that the
guys out there are not able to go ahead and
successfully do well trying to date and any which way
they try to do that. And then on top of that,
(10:36):
the bigger problem is that these guys were not raised
in some cases with enough male bonding, with enough of
a bond from a guy that is the father, a brother, cousin, uncle, something,
(10:57):
another role model for that person, for that guy, a
guy who you can see another guy who probably knows
how to go and date, who is a masculine man,
who has particular traits to know how to be a gentleman,
to be brave, to be you know, protective, to give
all the traits that a woman would want to where
they would want to go ahead and be with them
(11:17):
and then start a relationship which it would at least
finally leave the sex. Because most guys get young that
are young Parker Miller gets sex right away from just
trying to go and hook up. The hookup coach doesn't
come until after, maybe after like the first initial attempts
of trying to date and get into relationships, because that's
been changing like that a lot, because you at least
(11:39):
have to start somewhere before you go right into situationships.
It just doesn't happen right overnight. You also talk to
Stephen Snyder, a sex surpist in New York City that
says there's an endless supply of young women online trying
to turn sex appeal into cash. So it's understandable that
a young desiral woman killing the competition on only fans
by going online might feel empowered. Quote. Being a sexually
(12:01):
appealing woman is one of the oldest forms of economic
power in the world, as the oldest profession, thank you,
but quote. I hate to see a young person have
to turn into their sexuality into a circus side show
to make a living. Well, then you're talking about every
TikTok model that's on there delivering thirst traps as sixty
seconds of video on my FYP page or every other
(12:23):
guy's FYP page in that matter. Now back to that
logan Levkoff. She said also that social media, let's be honest,
it's like kind of a drug. It is more or
less the more attention we get, the more we want it,
we feed off of it. But it's definitely not a
way to heal if you're looking for some peace and
mindfulness and some sense of evolution. And there was a
girl who actually talk about the fact that the biggest
(12:45):
change with social media that really did amplify things was
when TikTok developed the algorithm for the FYP and how
we have this constant cycle and just flipping to the
next video and to watch something else. We want to
watch what we can watch with the opportunity for many,
many people, millions of people around the world to be
able to go and see what de Vede is if
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you get it in the right place at the right time.
But it's very common now to see all that. But
for some of these women it's also not even so
much about trying to fill some emptiness or just a
brokenness emotionally, some emotional damage that came from trauma from
years past, from being a maybe even at a young
(13:29):
age to now. And it's all these early to mid
to late twenty year olds that are all these women
that are doing this because you're just using their bodies
now we can talk about the same thing here. For
those that have gone into the strip clubs are gone
into the world's old profession and some kind of prostitution
or I just hooked up of guys just go and
get something, just to score whatever they want. So that
(13:52):
is still a normal thing, and there's that going on here.
But in social media and this only fans environment, the
potential of making money is really what is the bigger
problem more than anything else. Because we know if women
that did get into prostitution or went into strip clubs
or you know, champagne rooms, body reb salons, all these
(14:13):
kind of places, massage parlors, what have you, they don't
stay in this for long because, yeah, you might make
some money, but it's not like a consistent living. And
also the kind of work you have to put into it.
For these women, these stunts are just rampant. They can
make a whole lot of money because of how they
could be filmed, it could be utilized, and there's so
much content that could be create, corded and created off
(14:35):
of it that they could go ahead and milk from
their fan base forever. If they want to think about that. Now.
In the same vein Tim Stokely actually spoke this week
with Wire magazine and he's the Only Fans founder. He
says now that it's SI has turbo charged sex work,
(14:57):
but now he's targeting a whole influencer economy. So because
of the money that's been made off of sex, he
now wants to go and build off on the new
platform called subs, helping creators earn more money using long
form video, video calls and a suite of AI features.
So this is the guy that created the Only Fans model.
He's not there anymore, but he's moving on to do
other things here to create another environment for him to
(15:19):
go ahead and milk off of. But it was his
algorithm that contributed to the delinquency of all these Only
Fans models and where we are today, because if it's
not just young beautiful women, it's all celebrity women as
well doing the same thing, all realizing that because it
was in that platform, even though they're trying to go
ahead and make something about trying to create some platform
(15:42):
that was just a platform that now is going to
becoming more in mainstream or he's trying to make mainstream
as all these kinds of sites will always start off
with It always starts with the fact that, well, this
is what changes porn. It takes on porn first and
then it becomes something more legitimate after that. So this
creative platform has become famous for mainstreaming influencer porn, transforming
(16:05):
the sex worker economy into a robust business. And during
the pandemic, we all know how this all worked out.
But now we're moving forward into even more so. Creators
are selling sex, especially on depending on extab subscriptions on
their Only Fans pages, Others sharing shared desires of wanting
a new platform that's more brand friendly. So there's all
these things that this guy's going to try to recreate
(16:26):
again with subs, but it's the same thing going over
and over that he's creating your player platform that is
going to contribute to that. So now he has built
a new platform built on corn principles of freedom, visibility,
and more ways to earn, and he wants to make
it where creators has true ownership over their audience and growth,
(16:47):
but building real careers, not chasing trends. Now, I did
not know this part about Tim Stokely, but this is
not surprising to me here, but before he ran OnlyFans
he ran two websites, Customs for You and glam Worship,
modestly successful soft core campsites. Isn't always something about the
(17:08):
Internet that always has to go and take away from porn.
It just everything started from porn. Listen if I told
you how some of these big search engines or all
these big tech companies have been built on the the
baunchery of porn. To start, the Internet was built on
porn and succeeded because of porn. Make that clear. A
(17:31):
lot of your major tech oligarchs that are out there,
they probably had some money somewhere on the Internet where
the websites they might not have been associated with, but
they might have funded, were porn sites. It's always like that.
It's true. It's very true. Now subs is going to
be featuring both safer working on adult content. Creators will
take eighty percent earnings cut, and Stokely says it'll be
(17:56):
clear that with global regulations, adult content is always gonna
be pay well behind her subscriptions and dms, that there
will be new personized features including collaborator revenue splits and
refer earnings, among other things. And they also looking to
go and use AI offerings like auto captioning, growth insights
to help create your scale faster and personalized content recommendations. Anyway,
(18:16):
there's that. So we're gonna see another site coming to
the forefront and subs. We're gonna hear about that somewhere,
and trust me, something will be heard about that soon enough.
We know that's gonna happen. The Village Voice put out
a story and they talked about how much these Only
Fans stars are actually making on their content of these
that are doing the sex stunts. Very good question. So
(18:40):
Amy Knight, we talked about the Australian Only Fans star.
She also has a podcast for and she had a
recent podcast for her show any Night Unhinged, and she
talked about the financial costs of doing this kind of
stunts in a recent episode of her podcast, So she
talks about the fact that people don't realize it's actually
so suspensive to do that something like this because obviously
(19:00):
I had to pay for the videographer, assistance, photographer, security,
the venue higher, I pay for the condoms, da balaklavas,
the wrist brands, and said it talking about probably her
about ten thousand dollars to go and do but it
was worth it to her to invest that kind of
money to the event, claiming she will make her money back. Yeah,
of course, ten thousand dollars small investment. To get the
money back, She's gonna make all the content. That's true.
(19:22):
She expects when she releases the content, she'll make the
money tenfold, hopefully more. She says that so only fans
will not allow her their stars to sell one video
with all five hundred ey three men, but she can
bring them in to the shorter videos and make money
off of each one. Yeah, they're gonna do that anyway,
pretty obvious. She also said, doing a five hundred and
(19:44):
eighty three guys in a date is quite a lot.
I was also a bit worried I was going to
really struggle with it because most of them done was
twenty four in a day. But honestly, it was fine.
I was shock about how easy it was, she said.
And she says that the cost of the event was
a little higher than she realized. And before she did this,
apparently she talked to Bonnie Blue to learn about what
(20:05):
to do with this event. So she says, quote, it
took a look an organization. I actually spoke to Bonnie
Blue to get some tips from her because she obviously
done similar stuff before. I hired out a swingers club
because it was the best venue for what we were after.
We really needed a huge room with a bed in it.
But it was not clear what they said about what
other tips that Bonnie Blue offered any Knight, But that's
(20:26):
what she did learned from her. The other story I
got from here. So the Independent actually just came out today.
As I recorded, teens are now being seduced by online
sex influencers. So the idea of the next girl that
could be the next Bonnie Blue or any Knight or
Lily Phillips that is now becoming a new thing in
focus here. And there's a reporter here that says that
(20:50):
they look at how the making of the themisphere as
toxic as the Manisphere for a youngest generation. They try
to say that Bonnie Blue isn't the problem, it's the
men who want to sleep with her. So this reporter
spoke with students in high school and mid teenagers, all
(21:10):
aware of only fans. They said they have thought about
it a lot, and they talked about it with friends,
discussing in detail how many followers they'd have to accumulate
in order to create sexual content and post online for cash,
popularity and fame. So looks like there was these teenage
women that were talking to about what only Fans meant
to them and what they thought about the influencers or
creators on these platforms. They talked about fourty year old Ebony,
(21:34):
saying that number is four million and probably one million
followers maybe because then you could have sex like once
maybe and then get a Boohoo deal or a Ford
deal and be set for life. They go on to
say that only Fans acts is something of a fame equalizer,
allowing unknown individuals to rise the prominence and build a
large fan base, subscription costs varying on the popularity creator
(21:57):
excuse me, and more importantly, how expl their content is. Obviously,
a celebrity is much easier to go and get famous,
get noticed, and monetize themselves. They talk about the singer
Lily Allen, who actually is reported around a thousand subscribers,
thinking about what say ten pounds a month, but that
(22:18):
would be more like what like fifteen dollars a month,
and she's sproably making about ten thousand dollars monthly for
publishing pictures of her feet. Former Atomic kitt and singer
Kerry Katona Total Table with the Only Fans made her
a millionaire again after a bankruptcy. The half sister of
supermodel Kate Moss, Lottie Moss, claims to be making thirty
(22:39):
thousand pounds a month on the site. I want to
say that's what thirty five thousand dollars a month us
on the site. Crazy creators like Bonnie Blue, Lily Philips,
and Andy Knight have become globally known for performing sexual stunts
that until recently would have only been conceived in the
farthest extremes of pornography. They go through the story of
(23:00):
these three women and then ask the question if the
global press and adults and dinner parties or talk about this,
guess what some of the kids at school, including tweens
and young teens was frightening? And what is it the
case which traditional pornography is the total normalization of the kiss,
commodification of a person's body, sexuality and privacy. They talked
(23:21):
to a fifteen year old Emma says her number would
be roughly well two and a half million dollars and
two million followers. That's how much I'd want in order
to go to only fans and sell myself. That way,
you'd be set for life and have no worries. It
would sort of be f off money. You know. People
could call you a slip, but it'd be like I'm
rich and famous and you have to work a job
and live with your parents. I win. And then they
(23:43):
talk to some boys about this idea that one fourteen
year old says he follows Phoebe and Sasser on YouTube TikTok.
He's rich off of foly fans. How much would you
have to pay me to go on only fans when
I'm older? About about fifteen thousand ards? Uss if the
girls are hot. I think my mom would be annoyed,
but I think she'd be okay once I bought our
new kitchen. She hates her kitchen. These you're all British people.
(24:05):
By the way, The Independent is a British publication. The
language raw and only Fan of Mirrors, Only Fans of Mirrors.
The way people talk about other social media platforms, users
aren't performers with creators, and many teens insist the only
Fans is different because from porn, it's ultimately less CD
precisely because they keep hearing how celebrities are on it
and how easy it is to make a fortune with
(24:25):
just a few sexty stunts. Bam. Porn used to be dirty,
but the more you make it more clean and antiseptic
and normalize it, yeah, more young people are going to
be interested in the idea of this, and they'll stay
at home making only fans videos or even the thought
(24:47):
of doing some kind of a sex stunt. That that's
right here. Fifth year o Maya says, I don't think
about only fans like porn at all. I know it
evolves some sex, but it's just completely different only things
people are more like normal people as actually girls. It's
just like making ex sure money is a side hustle.
So at the moment they talk about how the money
that's being made by some of these womens right now,
(25:07):
Lily Phillips is reportedly worth about two and a half
million dollars any night, twoero point four million dollars. Why
actually more like three million dollars. Wounds and sword bits
heal but builds it insecurity linger and ask the question,
what's a bit of a discomfort if it means you'll
never worry about money again, it's so much more than
(25:30):
we ever thought. And they talk about the fact to
hearing the story that we fail to notice that many
boys doing and loneliness and sadness were turning the dodgy
influencers offering easy answers. Likewise, the generation of girls didn't
stumble accidentally on the idea that their value lies and
their sex appeal and showing off their bodies at the
highest bider. Yes, we've already made points about the fact
that listened passport Bros. And the idea of that. There's
(25:53):
something to be said about the cause of the Passport Bros.
But influences that kind of pedal that up idea, or
the influences of pedal ideas about what they should be
doing as an alpha male, that kind of men's mindset
probably doesn't help either. But the idea like, you know,
if you want to just find a girl, you know,
be rich, be successful, have money so you can have
sex with whatever whoever you want. That's how you're gonna
(26:15):
get women. Just going to be successful and improve yourself.
While some of that is good, the other part is
just like for the intent of what they're trying to
get that's the part I really have a problem with.
At the same time, they're saying here that the dodgy influencers,
they're talking about like the Tates of the World and
the Andrew just and Tates and you know, the freshion
fits and all this kind of stuff. Thats what we're
talk about when it comes to alpha males, the roll tomasses,
(26:36):
all those. Trust me, I know because I've read those books.
I know who they talk about it, right. But at
the same like she says right here, it's true that
girls are not stumbling excidentally on the idea that their
value lies in her sex appeal and showing up their
bodies at the highest bidder. But it's not even for
the same intent anymore. It's like, yeah, it might be
to get ahead or try to like used to be
(26:57):
like this was the thing, like just to get through college,
you know, just kind of work your way through to
get to the career that you want to be. It's
not even about that anymore. This has been glorified to
the point where now women think this is a career
and this is early retirement, and the thought process of
this is ridiculous. So they say in here now like
(27:21):
the manisphere of the equally toxic themosphere is now emerging
that didn't appear out of nowhere. So they say the
story here that the last two decades have been saturated
with sex and celebrity. Yeah, the Kim Kardashians that have
hit payday, millions women right now working in hospitals, schools, labs,
and offices were cast as life's real losers. We haven't
just elevated sex and celebrity. In some cases, we made
(27:43):
into the ultimate goals, eclipsing any seemingly ordinary aspirations young
people used to possess or remember, well, somebody's influencers are
out here. They don't have any talent. Let's keep that
clear too. How many women do we see out here
that said they made money off of only fans, like
Sophie rain I think what they said, it's made like
forty three million only fans so far. Besides being attractive,
(28:04):
what else does she do? Nothing? There's no talent any
of these women for the most part, none whatsoever. But
they're engaging with, you know, with what they have with
their youth and beauty for the time that they have, which
is a very short time. It's not gonna be as
long as you think, but they're going with that and
(28:26):
that both men and women that are in this same case,
especially the younger generations, they're feeding off the same dark coin,
the worst ideas and impulses. The Madonna versus Horde trope
is writ large of industry of lore. Well, there are
bad girls the only fans type who used to exist
and be used to be, and good girls were more
suited the marriage and motherhood. The biggest problem is that
(28:47):
you have your casual sex that's being uliminated altogether. You
have women going behind pay walls who are not gonna
have sex, and if they are, they're gonna try to
go the route of going into a sex stunt only
for the per of making content. That's it. At what
point do we get to that part where it's just
a lot of creators that decide, well, we're just gonna
have sex with somebody just agreed content, and it's not
(29:09):
even gonna matter who the person that they have sex
with is. So that's the biggest problem we have right
now is that this kind of thing is a regular
thing going on. We're going a little bit long tonight, folks.
There's a lot of things doing cover. I want to
make sure I get into tonight. The next thing I
gotta go and bring up here real quick is an
update on the Blake Lively Justin Baldonia situation, which you
know the movie ends with us. I talked about it,
(29:29):
what was it last May or the May before it,
and it was like, ask May right over a year
ago that I talked about the movie because it came
out with these two. And we have news about this
here because now a judge has ruled that the emotional
distress claims against Justin Maldonia are officially dead. So that
goes on today where the lawsuit the side of the
(29:51):
actress claims for emotional distress are dead. Baldonie's lawyers follow
the motion to compel her turn over her medical records,
and Blake Lightly was finding the move back. Judge sh
Lewis Lyman wrote this morning that the motion of capel
is denied based on Plaintiff's representation the relevant claims will
be withdrawn and her request that because the parties have
agreed to dismiss Miss Lively's tenth and eleventh causes of action,
(30:13):
the court exercises is an inherent authority and authority in
the rule fifteen to dismiss them without prejudice is denied
without prejudice to renewal. The court will also preclude lively
for offering any other evidence of emotional distress. So that
whole case right there gets shot down. She's abandoned the
claims and now it's basically a good dismissal all it's done.
(30:35):
So whatever accusation, if she wanted to go get after
Justin de Maldoni done so, this guy's gonna get away
with it. I mean, he didn't do anything I think
that necessarily to her. But let's just say Justin Maldoni
male feminists here. He's not any better than anybody else.
Let's just make that clear too. He's a scumback in
his own right, and both honestly, let's say, let's just
both of them are scumbacks. But it was a good
(30:55):
movie there, Unti lass I did appreciate what was being
the story that was actually being told in that, which
was good for the fodder for this program, So thank
you for that. My other story that came out was
about Tender. Yes, there's a new thing with Tender right
now that it's only for premium users by the way,
so you have to be paying what the five hundred
dollars or so much model? You know of the pricing,
(31:17):
I guess what thirty to fifty dollars fifty finundred bucks.
I don't know what you're paying per month. But apparently
Tender now had a high feature to its search bar,
a feature that many did not like. Is it something
similar to someone asking their weight? So now you can
see it in the Tender settings Premium discovery section, allowing
users to do specifically minimum specify a minimum maximum heights
(31:40):
for their matches. And people are coming on social media,
it's over for short man, what are they going to
do now? I thought it was a normal thing to
have the height. I mean I remember seeing height being
in there in the profiles of like many different sites.
Think of plenty of fish if they can match. They
all had a place where they had like height and weight.
And actually many dating sites early on, we used to
(32:02):
have a thing where at least you'd have the height
and then you have to give body tight. Of course
they want to make you put the weight down there,
but it was like that for a while. The Daily
Email talked to Tender about this, and a spokespersons to
explain that we're always listening to what matters most for
Tender users. We're testing the pay for height preference as
(32:23):
a great example of how we're building with urgency, clarity,
and focus, and as part of a broader focus or
effort to help people connect more intentionally on Tender. They
want to prioritize, use their outcomes more fast, move fast,
and learn fast. But yes, short kings are screwed on this.
One person actually writes about the fact when it comes
to tender, I certainly wouldn't have met my wife if
(32:44):
this fielder existed. I'm short five foot five, even with
the basic filter for five foot seven or more, I
would have been immediately dismissed. God bless my fellow short people.
I'm glad I got away with this. This is also
like a current trend they're talking about with the chatchybut
where they're asking about men if they're lying about their height. Quote,
girls are using chatting beuteed to see if men are
lying about their height on dating apps. You upload four images,
(33:08):
use proportions and environment to estimate height, and then what
they're doing is using chatt You bedeed to go and
check on these images to see if the heights are
very similar, and that the estimates that were being done
with what they did here was that the estimates of
height of the people based on the pictures were within
an inch up or down from the actual height of
(33:29):
the person. So that's a new thing to go through
as well. I forgot to mention this is before as well.
Only Fans now is looking to go ahead and do
an initial public offering, so lea need Revvadwinski right now
who owns seventy five percent ownership, but only Fans wants
to sell a platform and he wants to go and
put out shares for it, So keep that in mind
(33:50):
coming up soon. Only Fans, by the way, is worth
eight million dollars nearly six times is twenty twenty two
EBEDA ambitious compared to competitors like Patreon, who saw evaluation
drop when they try to go ahead and go IPO.
But only Fans, because of their adult content, has enough
high valuation, so their initial stock price when they go
(34:10):
up on the market would be very high if people
want to go and do that. That'scorted La Wiggley to
put up this story. Finally, one of the story talk
about is from Mexico. The dating aps are being tied
to US citizens that are kidnapped in Mexico. Officials to
the US Embassy and consoles of Mexico have confirms for
reports of Americans being kidnapped by individuals they met on
(34:32):
a dating app. So please make sure to watch this
out for this, folks, if you're going to Mexico anytime soon.
If you're going to visit, also don't go to Acapulco
for one of being told because the mafia has taken
over there since the past the hurricane that happened there.
So the US consul in Guadalajara issued a warning about
incidents occurring in the recent months in the areas of
Portovarrirata and New yo Osabinuebo Nyairite quote. Victims and their
(34:54):
families in the US have been at times been extorted
for large sums of money to secure the release. Be
aware this type of vis it's not looking to the
one geographic area. So if you're going to Mexico, be careful.
If you're going there for dating, and if you're gonna
meet someone there, meet only in public places. YadA YadA. Yeah,
we don't need a good deal with that. We don't
need you to get caught up in the cartel. I
(35:15):
can't believe that's actually a thing here. But again, look
at what we're doing right now. Look how bad things are.
You have people that are in people. I mean, we're
walking about young people being admirers of OnlyFans for the women.
For the young girls, think about the fact of how
much money they can make in a short amount of
time just by putting their body out there, and then
(35:35):
they they could just go get on there, do it
for a little while and they'll make the money. I'll
be fine. Or that there's the guys that are also
admiring the fact of what kind of women are on
there and how they don't value themselves as much being
on only fans if they thought they could do something
with that. But then again we have the toxicity on
both sides. Would the woman the want to be on
only fans become creators and make money because of the
(35:57):
making money, And then the guys that are going out
to the different areas to goead date because they can't
find the women that are worth being here because of
the delusion of trying to make money. And maybe we're
trying to become only fans models themselves those women becoming
only fans models, So it's left for the guys. I mean,
how bad does it have to get for people, for
young people to go, for young women to coin continua,
(36:18):
to think that only fans is a good thing, and
to be encouraged by some of these models that are
out there, young and beautiful, that are making millions of
dollars one hundreds of thousand dollars per month. Celebrity are
not And for the guys that because they can't hook
up with any of these girls because you know, they're
being subjected to subscriptions instead of even getting a chance
(36:38):
to go and hook up with them. But no matter what,
it's money that's involved, So why even bottle that? And
if they try to go anywhere, well, you know they
get picked off for being short kings, or they go
to Mexico they kidnap by the cartel. That sounds like
a great idea. I mean, I thought, you know, you
don't want to just go there for tacos and just
go for the viral drinks out there, right, I thought,
(36:59):
you want to go there, get old, the prate, the buttress,
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