Alessandro Cammarano
“My lady, if your pension isn’t enough/With a little passion/You can make a splash on OnlyFans”: that’s how Nuclear Tactical Penguins sing in their charming song “Coca Cola.”
Well, in light of the facts, it would seem that the content sharing website, created in the UK in 2016, is a goldmine for those who decide to “get involved.”
But what is OnlyFans?
It launched in 2016 as a website for creators, allowing its subscribers to subscribe to watch clips and photos for a monthly fee.
In 2017, American model Courtney Stodden invited followers to follow her profile, and in 2018, Love Island reality show contestant Megan Barton Hanson posted nude videos of herself on the platform.
It’s not all dirt, though: in January 2020, twenty-year-old American Kaylen Ward raised over a million dollars in charitable donations during the Australian fires, and OnlyFans collaborated with her, marking their first charity collaboration.
In May 2020, after Beyoncé mentioned the site in a remix of the song “Savage”, site owner Tim Stockley told BuzzFeed News that “the site is growing by approximately 200,000 new users every 24 hours and 7,000 to 8,000 new creators every day.”
Since then, a succession of more or less—almost always “less”—famous people have achieved unimaginable sums, such as Bella Thorne, an actress who is not among the most famous, setting a new record by earning more than $1 million. dollars in the first 24 hours after registering on the platform in August 2020 and more than $2 million in less than a week.
At some point, the site, which is officially an “adult entertainment” site, gave up a bit, given that it seems to have become a direct competitor to PornHub and, as of October 2021, the platform prohibits the publication of pornographic content, allowing only downloading. nude photographs.
This company rule remains unapplicable to this day, with all due respect to everyone.
From here we return to our favorite political incorrectness, you know.
Who are the “content producers” on OnlyFans?
The answer is simple: everyone, regardless of age, gender and social status; united by the desire to earn money, but above all to prove themselves.
Returning to Tactical Penguins… well, yes, even a grandmother with a minimum pension has her own audience in the podium.
She can be found, perhaps under the nickname GrannyDevil, wearing flesh-colored underwear straight from preparing Sunday lunch stew and performing geriatric burlesque to the rhythm of cracking knuckles.
Even those who are otherwise thin have crowds of fans willing to pay to see them perform.
So here’s Fatboysex: a fat boy from Wisconsin who bounces in his briefs, causing the excess fat to bounce around with a pudding tsunami effect.
Her female colleague – CurvyDominatrix, originally from Cermenate, supplements her husband’s meager earnings by showing herself as her mother created her for ten euros, but in the twilight of an accomplice created with the old trick of a scarf covering a table lamp.
There are also foot showers, denture chewers, those who smear green sauce on themselves and others who lick a live guinea pig covered in nut cream, and many, many other “oddities.”
As long as it concerns adults, there is no problem, but are we sure that this content will not be available to minors?
In theory, you won’t be able to gain access unless you pay, but the loopholes, especially online, are endless; Personally, I don’t feel calm at all, also because children are smart, or rather, they think so.
And the last question: are OnlyFans managers really sure that all content producers are of legal age and consent?