Porn star Abella Danger isn’t that impressed with some OnlyFans creators and their headline-making sex challenges.
“I still feel like shooting for OnlyFans is so minor league compared to the major leagues that is shooting a scene,” Danger, 29, shared on the Tuesday, June 17, episode of KFC Radio. “When you’re shooting for OnlyFans, it’s really whatever you want and it can literally be five minutes.”
During the episode, hosts Kevin Clancy and Feitelberg brought up OnlyFans stars Lily Phillips and Bonnie Blue after they made headlines for their now viral stunts.
Phillips, 23, shocked followers by taking on the challenge of sleeping with 100 men in a single day. As for Blue, 26, she claimed to have slept with 1,057 men in 12 hours.
Before she shared her thoughts, Danger questioned if these so-called stunts were actually happening.
“I haven’t actually seen it so I can’t confirm,” she explained. “But I mean, picturing watching that, it doesn’t do it for me. It’s like a circus act.”
Instead, Danger shared her experience as a porn star working with companies like Brazzer.
“You are shooting a 35-minute scene,” she explained. “You are on set with a bunch of different people. You are shooting with a script. We literally have ad shots or certain positions that are going to be ad moments later on. I feel like it’s still super next level.”
When asked if OnlyFans may be better for the performer since fewer people are usually involved when making content, Danger wasn’t sure.
“I guess,” she replied. “But if you really are a really crazy sexual person, I feel like the major leagues is better. … [On OnlyFans], they’re hooking up with these random guys. In porn, you work with, like, sex Gods who are really gonna f*** the s*** out of you.”
Both Phillips and Blue have defended their OnlyFans content in recent months.
In a March interview with The Sun, Phillips said she was “not being forced” to do anything she didn’t want to do.
“People think it’s some kind of trauma or I’ve been abused or I’m being forced into doing this and that’s just not all the truth,” she explained. “But I guess at the end of the day, everyone’s going to have their own opinion on it and you can’t really change that.”
As for Blue, she explained that when she has sex with “freshers,” who are either virgins or just turned 18, there are rules.
“They come in, have to show me ID. Have to have photos with their ID. Then they sign consent forms,” she said on a January episode of the “Saving Grace” podcast. “I can sort of educate them in the bedroom. So when they go and see that next girl they have so much confidence.”
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