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Stella Andrews told Plug Talk that almost every guy who pays her for private video chat has a tiny dick, and that what many of them want is to hear about it. She thinks she attracts that crowd because she films with a guy who has a very big dick. They ask her to shame them while she's sucking him, telling the guy on the other end he could never be this big black dick, and according to her they literally script what she says. During a sale, video chat can cost a hundred dollars for five minutes. One night she stayed on until 3 in the morning for about four hours because the guy kept tipping. Another fan books her once a week and wants her in jeans every single time. Besides humiliation, the big request is ass play, like her rimming a guy. What she wants is to peg one, and she thinks that video would probably make a lot.

Adam pictures the poor bastard leaving her apartment complex with his underwear around his knees, bleeding and falling down. Then it comes out that Lena once tried to put a pinky in Adam's ass, and he insists she didn't even get in. As CEO of No Jumper and Plug Talk LLC, he tells Stella, he'd love a dress code of skin-tight pencil skirts and crop tops with blazers. His perfect sex is ripping her clothes off while she still has jeans on. She offers $20 jeans and he says they have to be $2,000 jeans.

Plug Talk billed her full interview with her life as an accountant and banging her professor. Her old job was at a huge phone company where her family were executives, so she still has to be careful, because coworkers keep finding her Instagram and sending it to her parents. They still think she has lived in New Jersey for the past two years. She's actually been in Vegas, and they don't know about the porn. A No Jumper clip of her already had 120,000 views. She was flying home to New Jersey straight after the taping to finally come clean, and she planned to tell them they might not like it, but this is it. In bed she likes it rough and likes being on top, and she only learned what PAWG means on Twitter in 2017. At the end Adam thinks he's about to smash, and Lena tells him he'll sit back and watch instead.

Rolling Stone ran a long piece with women accusing Adam22 of exploitation, headlined with one of them saying he exploited her from day one, and No Jumper co-hosts quit over the allegations. In October 2024 he let Adin Ross hook up with Lena for his birthday, as long as he could watch. In June 2026 a divorce petition in Lena's name surfaced in Los Angeles. The couple called it identity theft, and in September 2026 Adam announced they had separated anyway.

Guys pay Stella to be told they're small, and she wants to peg one of them on camera. Is that a safe outlet for weird kinks, or just the most expensive way to get roasted?

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The rumor Vlad brings up is that Vanessa Blue outed Lexington Steele as gay after catching him in bed with a man. Lex says what she actually walked in on was a woman. On Thanksgiving 2005, Vanessa drove to her family in Henderson, Nevada, and he figured he had the whole weekend. A girl was in LA to test and shoot for Playboy, and she ended up in his bed, in the house he shared with Vanessa. Vanessa had offered a relative in the Air Force a ride back to base, so she came home early on Friday morning. Lex heard the garage door go up, then her footsteps on the stairs, and told her to stop where she was. She kept coming. At the top of the stairs she saw the girl, who stood up, all 5'10" of her, and told Vanessa she didn't want to come over to that side of the bed and that she had nothing to do with this. Vanessa backed off and went downstairs. Lex took the girl to her hotel and came home to have it out.

They stayed together anyway and got engaged in January 2006. In June 2006, after more than six years together, they split, and Lex calls what came next scorched earth: she was out as his fiancée, as a director, as an employee and as a partner. In his telling, a woman whose engagement falls apart has to explain why, and the easiest story was right there in his catalog. Through his Black Viking division he produced gay titles and other niche lines he never appeared in, to fill out what his salespeople could offer buyers. So, he says, she told people she caught him in bed with someone and let them assume the rest. According to Lex, she really caught him with a girl she wanted to fight and chose not to.

Lex, born Clifton Britt, studied at Syracuse and worked as a stockbroker before porn. In 2003 he became the first man to win AVN's Male Performer of the Year three times, and Mercenary, the company he owns, reported $2.6 million in net profit in 2011. In 2016 he married performer Savana Styles.

Vanessa Blue, born Tanya Faulkner in Long Beach, once studied to be an EMT. According to IMDb she's the only Black woman to have held contracts with both Playboy and Hustler. She directed series for Mercenary, including Black Reign, which won an AVN Award in 2005, and the two of them did Playboy TV together on his show Lex in the City. On June 20, 2006 she announced she was leaving Mercenary. In 2008 they sued each other in federal court over who owned a pile of videos released under the Mercenary label, and they settled in 2009. She went on to direct femdom as Domina X and entered the AVN Hall of Fame in 2013.

Vanessa doesn't get to answer in this clip, so all we have is Lex's side. Who's lying here, the ex-fiancée who supposedly spread a gay rumor, or the man who admits she caught him in their bed with a girl testing for Playboy, and still got engaged to her that January?

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@Xyrontg putting $100m of about $180m into spacex was roughly 56% of what he walked away with, and tesla reportedly took most of the rest. that was close to an all in bet, which is why a fourth failed launch in 2008 would have hit so hard

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@Mavixet half worth $1.4b means forbes valued the whole company at around $2.8b in 2021. an endorsement deal pays a fee once, and a 50% stake moves with the value of the company

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@Yuvelir_22 september 2018 plus the ten years he mentioned lands in 2028, so on his own timeline about two years are left. neuralink put its first chip in a person in january 2024, a little over five years after that interview

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@VORLEN_X twenty six plus half of eleven is 31.5, so the settlement math holds. if the reports are right, a bill of about 16% of the catalog price was enough to strain him, so most of the $200m was gone within 18 months

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@Stirkel fifteen percent of $8m is $1.2m a film going to his parents. with about 90% of his money locked until 18, that cut was probably a large share of what the household could actually spend

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@xoldmoneytapes even with mid 70s inflation of roughly 7 to 9% a year, the building's ~27% a year still leaves about 17 to 19% real. timing helped, but most of the gain was above inflation

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Isis Taylor married the man from her very first porn scene. She shot it with Ethan Hunt, who had a girlfriend back then. A few months later he called and asked her to hang out. She said no, because she'd heard that line before and knew he wasn't single. He told her the girlfriend had left him for Jesus. She called bullshit, and he swore to God it was true. It turned out it was, and the girlfriend really had left because she found Jesus. They started dating on December 4th, he proposed 26 days later, and they got married that March.

They both kept shooting porn while they were dating and engaged. Porn sex isn't real sex to her. There are no feelings involved, it's a paycheck. Girls are meant to be monogamous, she says, and guys aren't, because men are built to spread their seed. She gave her husband exactly one rule: no relationships. He could sleep with everybody and she didn't care, as long as he remembered where home was. The thing that did get to her was another girl texting him too much. That felt like a relationship to her, and jealousy, she admits, isn't a pretty color on her.

Her husband is Black, and after they got together she stopped shooting interracial scenes. She had come up in the business with Rico Strong, Justin Slayer and Prince, and they'd become friends. Having sex with a guy you hang out with, she says, is different from doing it with a stranger. Fans called her a dodger and a racist who doesn't like Black men. Her reply was to ask whether anyone had noticed that the man she married is Black. Since she only shot interracial with Ethan, people decided he was controlling her. She calls it respect. Neither of them ever turns up on the other's set, and she compares that to your spouse walking into your office to ask who you were just talking to.

She was born in San Francisco in 1989 and started in porn in 2008 at 19. In 2009 she was a Hustler Honey and in 2010 Penthouse Pet of the Month, and in 2011 her website won Porn Star Site of the Year at the XBIZ Awards.

In March 2011, on the day the news broke about police raiding Charlie Sheen's house for guns, CBS reported she was one of roughly 74,000 people who had applied to run his Twitter, and she tweeted that she'd made the second round. A month later, a site called Porn WikiLeaks published her real name, her husband's real name and her mother's name. According to the Israeli outlet NEWSru, she wrote on her blog that she was shocked.

She married her first scene partner within about three months of their first date. He was free to sleep with anyone on camera, but texting another girl too much was off limits. Is that the most honest marriage in porn, or the most messed up?

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Skin Diamond says that in porn, interracial only counts when it’s a Black man and a white girl. Most of her own scenes are with white performers, but since she’s a Black woman, nobody calls it interracial. She says a hot new white starlet’s agent will usually tell her to stay away from Black men on camera, even if she dates them in real life, because it might hurt her career. Skin herself did very well, but she thinks she didn’t get the same opportunities as other girls because of her color, and that it’s even harder for other women of color.

The host brought up Alexis Texas, who at the time had never shot a scene with a Black man. When the host’s site put Alexis at number one on a list of the top 100 white porn stars, a Black director refused to share it because she didn’t work with Black men.

Rolling Stone later described the same pattern across the industry. Companies pay A-list white actresses well above their usual rate for their first interracial scene, so many of them hold out for years while their agents take a cut of the premium. The BBC reported that Black actresses earn half to three quarters of what white women make for the same work. Years after this interview, once performers started calling it out publicly, AVN apologized and promised to drop categories like interracial and ethnic from its awards.

Skin Diamond’s real name is Raylin Joy. She was born in California in 1987 and grew up in Dunfermline, Scotland, where her parents worked as missionaries. She shot her first porn scenes in Paris while she was still living in Scotland, and CNBC put her on its list of porn’s most popular stars three years running. She appeared with Allie Haze in B.o.B’s video for John Doe, and in 2016 she quit porn to sing under her real name.

A missionaries’ daughter from Scotland became one of the biggest names in porn, and her scenes still didn’t count as interracial. Is porn the most racist industry in entertainment, or just the only one that puts a price tag on it?

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@0xEvrenn dropped for lack of evidence means the case was never tested in court, so no judge or jury ever decided which version of that morning was true. later claims like the $8m one are still one side's account against the other's

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@wandermist about $1.8m from 6,069 tokens is roughly $300 each. a fall from $1,500 to $15 is a 99% drop, and according to coffeezilla around $1.5m of the $1.8m, about 83%, left the project within weeks. she denies scamming anyone

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@xbtkinao thirty four counts across twenty one accusers were filed, and an incompetency ruling stops the trial without deciding any of them. legally nothing was proven or disproven, which is part of why it feels unfinished for the people who came forward

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@FatmirReads over five hundred films across twenty years is roughly one every two weeks. the comeback ran fifteen months, about 6% of that span, and she called it partly financial herself, so the post's either-or might just be both

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@0x_Renjii sixty seven million over roughly 36 months is about $1.86m a month, right inside the $1m to $2.3m range in the post. worth asking if that's gross or net though. onlyfans keeps 20%, so if $67m is what she banked, fans paid closer to $84m

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@ergodonx two dissents out of twelve on all fifteen counts is a 10 to 2 split every time. in most criminal trials that would hang the jury, but wisconsin's sanity phase only needs five sixths, which is exactly ten

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The day before she went on Logan Paul’s podcast, Riley Reid texted him to ask whether she should bring condoms, wear a special dress, or prep for anal. Logan read the text on air. His co-host called it considerate, and Riley said she always comes prepared to someone’s place, because you never know what’s going to happen.

By then she had been in porn for eight years. The hosts read her porn statistics they had pulled off the internet. They said it was a $97 billion industry, bigger than the NFL, NBA and MLB combined, that a third of viewers are women, that one in five men watch porn at work, that kids see porn for the first time at 11 on average, and that Utah, home of the Mormon church, buys more online porn subscriptions than any other state.

Riley is the reason a lot of those numbers exist. She was born Ashley Mathews in Miami Beach in 1991. She got into sex work with a $500 strip show to cover a car crash, and she started in porn at 19 under the name Paige Riley. She went on to win more than 50 awards, including AVN Female Performer of the Year. Pornhub named her its Most Popular Female Performer, and in 2018 also its Top Gangbang Performer. Later she stopped shooting with men altogether, married a Latvian freerunner, had a daughter, and launched Clona, where men pay $30 a month to sext an AI copy of her.

She showed up to the biggest podcast on YouTube asking whether she should prep for anal. Was she joking, or the only real professional in the room?

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@0ddscent a single correct call on a near coin flip barely separates skill from luck. you'd need his record across many markets to tell which one it was

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@RumiMirage fourteen years and three kids puts this in long marriage territory. in california a marriage over ten years can mean support with no fixed end date, which is part of why the stake and the support get argued separately

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@darkcrypto_off between the $97 peak and the $63.50 close the stock lost about a third in one afternoon, so even the "worth $97m" number lasted a few hours at most