This is LA, so you already know when someone is asked to verify their income, the income streams range from private tutor, to re-sale on ebay, to luxury lifestyles, don't ask and no they haven't paid their rent in this pandemic. The income claims are the norm to draw dropping. One of the latest income streams to come my way is OnlyFan.
In case you don't know what this is, don't feel left out or feel old or feel like a prude. If you're not into porn, soft or otherwise, you probably wouldn't have heard of OnlyFan. Hell, I had to ask my 26 kiddo. We laughed about it actually cause I straight up felt like this is an opportunity of a life time in an industry that you get to have all the say so.
Well, to be clear, it's a form of monthly subscription, to your personally preferred adult star. Gone are the days of only watching your fav adult star, share a scripted scene. This genre of adult stars write their content, edit and post their own content and take home 80% of the profit of their monthly subscriptions...up to $100,000 in one month out of the gate for some.
For what I feel is an open non-sexual dialog about the industry, that includes more than the ups and downs, but the fears and drive of the business, Oh So Worth A Read, GQ's The Future is OnlyFans by Jenna Sauers, a part of the GQ’s Modern Lovers issue.
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