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Adult star Sky Bri says she was booked for her first rap music video, with Shy Glizzy.
She says that after dark, he and his crew cornered her in the kitchen and pushed a pill on her until she gave in.
She says that after 12 hours of shooting, he came into her room with his pants down. She said no. Then he asked if she was fine with not getting paid.
She said yes and walked out. She never got the money.

In the video below she tells it herself, starting with the pill.

December 2022. Her first music video. He'd talked her fee down from $5,000 to $3,000. She took it anyway because she loved the song growing up.

She says his energy that day was "sketchy."

When it got dark, she says, he cornered her in the kitchen with his "little posse." A pill. She didn't know what it was.
"I said no a million times."
Eventually she took "the littlest tiny bit." She still finished the shoot.

Then she went to her room to pack.
She says he came in, pulled her onto the bed, and his pants were down.
"Suck it." No.
"Lick it." No.
"Then you're fine with not getting paid?"
"Yeah."

She walked downstairs and told the director. The crew agreed it wasn't okay, put her in a car, and drove her home.

Months later she joked on TikTok: "Starring in my first music video. Didn't get paid. (My lawyers will be in contact.)"
He sent her a screenshot. "What is this about?"
She didn't answer.

Shy Glizzy denied it. He said he has no role on video sets, so he couldn't have interacted with her the way she described.

She could afford to lose $3,000. Then she thinks about the girls who can't.
"If you don't do this, you're not getting paid. And they need that money. So they're gonna do it."

She could afford to walk out. How many girls on sets like that couldn't?

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Adult star Sky Bri says she was booked for her first rap music video, with Shy Glizzy.
She says that after dark, he and his crew cornered her in the kitchen and pushed a pill on her until she gave in.
She says that after 12 hours of shooting, he came into her room with his pants down. She said no. Then he asked if she was fine with not getting paid.
She said yes and walked out. She never got the money.

In the video below she tells it herself, starting with the pill.

December 2022. Her first music video. He'd talked her fee down from $5,000 to $3,000. She took it anyway because she loved the song growing up.

She says his energy that day was "sketchy."

When it got dark, she says, he cornered her in the kitchen with his "little posse." A pill. She didn't know what it was.
"I said no a million times."
Eventually she took "the littlest tiny bit." She still finished the shoot.

Then she went to her room to pack.
She says he came in, pulled her onto the bed, and his pants were down.
"Suck it." No.
"Lick it." No.
"Then you're fine with not getting paid?"
"Yeah."

She walked downstairs and told the director. The crew agreed it wasn't okay, put her in a car, and drove her home.

Months later she joked on TikTok: "Starring in my first music video. Didn't get paid. (My lawyers will be in contact.)"
He sent her a screenshot. "What is this about?"
She didn't answer.

Shy Glizzy denied it. He said he has no role on video sets, so he couldn't have interacted with her the way she described.

She could afford to lose $3,000. Then she thinks about the girls who can't.
"If you don't do this, you're not getting paid. And they need that money. So they're gonna do it."

She could afford to walk out. How many girls on sets like that couldn't?

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P*rn star Kayley Gunner says that in the military, guys from the combat unit kept trying to get with her.
She let them.
She says she was so loud that guys in the other dorms could hear everything, and they weren't just listening.

In the video below she tells Adam22 and Lena about it like a fun fact from basic training.

Her reason was simple. They were "the manly men" of the combat unit. She found them attractive. And off duty, she says, that's all they wanted to do.

"So many dudes tried to get with me while I was in the military, and I really let them."

From the barracks to p*rn. She doesn't sound like she regrets a thing.

Is this what really happens in the barracks, or just her story?

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P*rn star Kayley Gunner says that in the military, guys from the combat unit kept trying to get with her.
She let them.
She says she was so loud that guys in the other dorms could hear everything, and they weren't just listening.

In the video below she tells Adam22 and Lena about it like a fun fact from basic training.

Her reason was simple. They were "the manly men" of the combat unit. She found them attractive. And off duty, she says, that's all they wanted to do.

"So many dudes tried to get with me while I was in the military, and I really let them."

From the barracks to p*rn. She doesn't sound like she regrets a thing.

Is this what really happens in the barracks, or just her story?

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“You would have to like literally do OnlyFans” The silence before Cinna fired back was LOUD 😭

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At 19, Evan Rachel Wood starred in 38-year-old Marilyn Manson's music video for "Heart-Shaped Glasses." She says he gave her absinthe and had real sex with her on camera, in front of the crew.
Years later, after she named him, Manson sued her for defamation. He ended up dropping his own lawsuit and paying her legal fees.

In the video below she tells it herself, starting with the shoot.

They met at the Chateau Marmont when she was 18 and he was 37, still married to Dita Von Teese.

On set she was the youngest person in the room. No nudity clause. No closed set. She didn't think her clothes were coming off that day.

Before the cameras rolled, she says, she was given absinthe. Someone on set later told her Manson had privately asked wardrobe for underwear that could be ripped off easily.

When the scene started, she froze.
"His hands are around my neck. His face is pressed into my face. Even if I wanted to say no, I couldn't say no."

The video has been watched tens of millions of times.

At home, she says, whenever he put on his stage makeup, she knew he'd trash the house. She locked herself in the bathroom so often she strung lights and put music in there.
Once she ducked as he swung a heavy cane at her head. It hit the doorframe and snapped in half.

She tried to leave seven times before it stuck.

In 2021, at the peak of her run on HBO's Westworld, she named him. Manson denies all of it. He sued her for defamation.

In 2023 a judge struck down a large part of his case and ordered him to pay her legal fees.
Then he offered a deal: he'd cover part of the fees if she kept the settlement confidential.
She said no.

He dropped his lawsuit and paid her full legal bill, about $327,000.

"You're not taking one more thing from me, and you'll never have my voice."

People still ask what she expected dating Marilyn Manson at 18.
Why does nobody ask what a 37-year-old man expected when the cameras were rolling?

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At 19, Evan Rachel Wood starred in 38-year-old Marilyn Manson's music video for "Heart-Shaped Glasses." She says he gave her absinthe and had real sex with her on camera, in front of the crew.
Years later, after she named him, Manson sued her for defamation. He ended up dropping his own lawsuit and paying her legal fees.

In the video below she tells it herself, starting with the shoot.

They met at the Chateau Marmont when she was 18 and he was 37, still married to Dita Von Teese.

On set she was the youngest person in the room. No nudity clause. No closed set. She didn't think her clothes were coming off that day.

Before the cameras rolled, she says, she was given absinthe. Someone on set later told her Manson had privately asked wardrobe for underwear that could be ripped off easily.

When the scene started, she froze.
"His hands are around my neck. His face is pressed into my face. Even if I wanted to say no, I couldn't say no."

The video has been watched tens of millions of times.

At home, she says, whenever he put on his stage makeup, she knew he'd trash the house. She locked herself in the bathroom so often she strung lights and put music in there.
Once she ducked as he swung a heavy cane at her head. It hit the doorframe and snapped in half.

She tried to leave seven times before it stuck.

In 2021, at the peak of her run on HBO's Westworld, she named him. Manson denies all of it. He sued her for defamation.

In 2023 a judge struck down a large part of his case and ordered him to pay her legal fees.
Then he offered a deal: he'd cover part of the fees if she kept the settlement confidential.
She said no.

He dropped his lawsuit and paid her full legal bill, about $327,000.

"You're not taking one more thing from me, and you'll never have my voice."

People still ask what she expected dating Marilyn Manson at 18.
Why does nobody ask what a 37-year-old man expected when the cameras were rolling?

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She slept with over 10 baseball players in one year, and she says a sports agent hand-picked every one of them. He'd take her to a bar after Diamondbacks games and introduce them.
A year later she posted photos with a shirtless Gronk, and Gronk had to apologize.

Her name is Bibi Jones. In spring 2010 she was 18, living in Arizona.
In October 2011, at 20, she posted the Gronk photos: him shirtless, her in his game jersey. Then she went on Boston radio, and the story went back to 2010.

On the radio she put it simply. He would "kind of use me to get baseball players to sign him as an agent."

How many players?
"Over 10." All in 2010.

Did they sign with him?
She believed "a couple" of them did.

Was she paid?
No. She said she wanted to. "It was like a dream come true because I love athletes."

And Gronk?
She swore nothing happened. "I really, really, really wish it would have happened."

The agent refused to comment. Gronk said he never meant to hurt the team's reputation.

Nine months later she sat in front of a webcam in her kitchen and read a page from The Power of Now out loud. "Remove yourself from it."

Then she said it.
"I was promised a lot of things whenever I got in that industry."
"Nothing's happened. I can't do it anymore."
"I'm only 20 years old. And the earlier I get out of this industry, the better it's going to be."

That video has almost 900,000 views.

Two months later she posted another photo with Gronk from the same day. Topless this time.

In February 2013 she was back to performing.

Some people say she chased athletes for clout and cried when the clout ran out. She said it herself: she wanted to.
Others say a grown man in the sports business walked an 18-year-old around bars to sign clients.

Almost nobody remembers the agent. Gronk apologized. She got a crying video. He got "no comment."

Was Bibi Jones a clout chaser who went after athletes, or bait the sports business used?

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She slept with over 10 baseball players in one year, and she says a sports agent hand-picked every one of them. He'd take her to a bar after Diamondbacks games and introduce them.
A year later she posted photos with a shirtless Gronk, and Gronk had to apologize.

Her name is Bibi Jones. In spring 2010 she was 18, living in Arizona.
In October 2011, at 20, she posted the Gronk photos: him shirtless, her in his game jersey. Then she went on Boston radio, and the story went back to 2010.

On the radio she put it simply. He would "kind of use me to get baseball players to sign him as an agent."

How many players?
"Over 10." All in 2010.

Did they sign with him?
She believed "a couple" of them did.

Was she paid?
No. She said she wanted to. "It was like a dream come true because I love athletes."

And Gronk?
She swore nothing happened. "I really, really, really wish it would have happened."

The agent refused to comment. Gronk said he never meant to hurt the team's reputation.

Nine months later she sat in front of a webcam in her kitchen and read a page from The Power of Now out loud. "Remove yourself from it."

Then she said it.
"I was promised a lot of things whenever I got in that industry."
"Nothing's happened. I can't do it anymore."
"I'm only 20 years old. And the earlier I get out of this industry, the better it's going to be."

That video has almost 900,000 views.

Two months later she posted another photo with Gronk from the same day. Topless this time.

In February 2013 she was back to performing.

Some people say she chased athletes for clout and cried when the clout ran out. She said it herself: she wanted to.
Others say a grown man in the sports business walked an 18-year-old around bars to sign clients.

Almost nobody remembers the agent. Gronk apologized. She got a crying video. He got "no comment."

Was Bibi Jones a clout chaser who went after athletes, or bait the sports business used?

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Mia Khalifa was 21 when a car stopped next to her in a Miami shopping center and a stranger handed her a card.
Within three months of her first scene, ISIS sent her a photoshopped picture of her own head on a beheaded body: "You'll be next."
A week later someone posted a Google Maps image of her home, and she moved into a hotel.
Her family disowned her. She says the whole thing paid her about $12,000.

In the video below she tells it herself, starting with the car.

It was a few weeks after her breast surgery. She was walking across a shopping center. A car stopped dead and the window rolled down.
"You are so gorgeous. Would you like to model for me?"

She took the card home and googled it. It was a porn company.

Then they pitched her the scene that changed everything. A hijab.

She remembers exactly what she said:
"You motherf*ckers are going to get me killed."

She did it anyway.

The day after it dropped, her Instagram went from 400 followers to about 200,000 in three days. CNN, Fox, USA Today. She says she was banned in countries like Egypt and Afghanistan.

She's Catholic.

Then ISIS found her. Her own face on a beheaded body. "You Muslim disgrace."

She joked about it online. A week later her address was on Twitter.
"Utter fear set in."
Two weeks in a hotel, then she moved. ISIS hacked her Instagram.

She quit after about three months. The studio says she worked longer and was paid more.
The videos never stopped. A 2020 petition to take them down passed 1.8 million signatures.

They are still up.

Three months of work at 21. A death threat with her head on it. And a name that still makes money for someone else.

She chose to do the scenes. Did she choose everything that came after?

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Mia Khalifa was 21 when a car stopped next to her in a Miami shopping center and a stranger handed her a card.
Within three months of her first scene, ISIS sent her a photoshopped picture of her own head on a beheaded body: "You'll be next."
A week later someone posted a Google Maps image of her home, and she moved into a hotel.
Her family disowned her. She says the whole thing paid her about $12,000.

In the video below she tells it herself, starting with the car.

It was a few weeks after her breast surgery. She was walking across a shopping center. A car stopped dead and the window rolled down.
"You are so gorgeous. Would you like to model for me?"

She took the card home and googled it. It was a porn company.

Then they pitched her the scene that changed everything. A hijab.

She remembers exactly what she said:
"You motherf*ckers are going to get me killed."

She did it anyway.

The day after it dropped, her Instagram went from 400 followers to about 200,000 in three days. CNN, Fox, USA Today. She says she was banned in countries like Egypt and Afghanistan.

She's Catholic.

Then ISIS found her. Her own face on a beheaded body. "You Muslim disgrace."

She joked about it online. A week later her address was on Twitter.
"Utter fear set in."
Two weeks in a hotel, then she moved. ISIS hacked her Instagram.

She quit after about three months. The studio says she worked longer and was paid more.
The videos never stopped. A 2020 petition to take them down passed 1.8 million signatures.

They are still up.

Three months of work at 21. A death threat with her head on it. And a name that still makes money for someone else.

She chose to do the scenes. Did she choose everything that came after?

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Paris Hilton was 19 when her boyfriend Rick Salomon filmed them having sex. He was 13 years older and kept pushing until she gave in.
Two years later the tape leaked, right before her show The Simple Life premiered on Fox.
Then Salomon sold the full version to a porn studio. It opened with a dedication to the victims of 9/11. It became the best-selling porn title of the year.
Paris says she never made a dollar from it.
And the same man later married Pamela Anderson. Twice.

Paris met Rick Salomon at 18. He was a poker player in his thirties. In her 2023 memoir she writes that he kept asking to film them in bed. He told her that if she wouldn't do it, "he could easily find someone who would."
"I got hammered, and I did it."

He shot it on a night-vision camera on a tripod. He promised it was just for them.

2003. Paris is in Australia when her manager calls. A 37-second clip of her having sex is all over the internet.
The Simple Life premiered days later to 13 million viewers.

In 2004 Salomon sold the full 45-minute tape to Red Light District Video. It came out on June 15 as "1 Night in Paris."
The first frame read: "In memory of 9/11/01... We will never forget."

Paris sued for $30 million for invasion of privacy. The case was dismissed. In 2005 she settled for $400,000 plus a cut of sales and said she'd give it to charity.
"I never received a dime from the video."
Salomon reportedly made around $10 million.

At the 2005 AVN Awards, "1 Night in Paris" won Best Selling Title of the Year and Best Renting Title of the Year.

Salomon married Shannen Doherty in 2002. It lasted nine months.
In 2007 he married Pamela Anderson, whose own sex tape had been stolen and sold a decade earlier. Annulled within months.
In 2014 they married again. In the divorce he reportedly paid her $1 million.

Paris never writes his name in her memoir. She calls him "Scum."
In 2021 she said the tape is "something that will hurt me for the rest of my life."

He made millions off one night and married Pamela Anderson. She got a tape she can never erase.

For 20 years people said that tape made her famous. Did it make her, or did it just make him rich?

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Paris Hilton was 19 when her boyfriend Rick Salomon filmed them having sex. He was 13 years older and kept pushing until she gave in.
Two years later the tape leaked, right before her show The Simple Life premiered on Fox.
Then Salomon sold the full version to a porn studio. It opened with a dedication to the victims of 9/11. It became the best-selling porn title of the year.
Paris says she never made a dollar from it.
And the same man later married Pamela Anderson. Twice.

Paris met Rick Salomon at 18. He was a poker player in his thirties. In her 2023 memoir she writes that he kept asking to film them in bed. He told her that if she wouldn't do it, "he could easily find someone who would."
"I got hammered, and I did it."

He shot it on a night-vision camera on a tripod. He promised it was just for them.

2003. Paris is in Australia when her manager calls. A 37-second clip of her having sex is all over the internet.
The Simple Life premiered days later to 13 million viewers.

In 2004 Salomon sold the full 45-minute tape to Red Light District Video. It came out on June 15 as "1 Night in Paris."
The first frame read: "In memory of 9/11/01... We will never forget."

Paris sued for $30 million for invasion of privacy. The case was dismissed. In 2005 she settled for $400,000 plus a cut of sales and said she'd give it to charity.
"I never received a dime from the video."
Salomon reportedly made around $10 million.

At the 2005 AVN Awards, "1 Night in Paris" won Best Selling Title of the Year and Best Renting Title of the Year.

Salomon married Shannen Doherty in 2002. It lasted nine months.
In 2007 he married Pamela Anderson, whose own sex tape had been stolen and sold a decade earlier. Annulled within months.
In 2014 they married again. In the divorce he reportedly paid her $1 million.

Paris never writes his name in her memoir. She calls him "Scum."
In 2021 she said the tape is "something that will hurt me for the rest of my life."

He made millions off one night and married Pamela Anderson. She got a tape she can never erase.

For 20 years people said that tape made her famous. Did it make her, or did it just make him rich?

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Lisa Ann says there's one man in porn she can never forgive.
Marc Wallice tested HIV positive in 1998. She says he faked his test and kept shooting after he already knew.

Some context. Lisa Ann had already walked away from porn in 1997 over an AIDS scare. She spent the next seven years stripping.

Wallice admitted to faking one test about two years before his diagnosis. He said he had two days of work booked and wanted to work. He has always claimed he didn't know he was positive.
At least four actresses who worked with him in that period tested positive. The industry set up its own testing clinic the same year.

To her, he lied and handed people a possible death sentence. And he left every production company holding the bag.
She runs a production company herself. If somebody catches something on her set, OSHA comes after her, because she ran the shoot.

When she came back around 2005, she started as an agent at LA Direct Models, working for Derek Hay. She lasted about five months, and later built her own agency around women over 30.
More than a decade later, Hay pleaded guilty in a pandering conspiracy case. A lawyer for the victims called him the Harvey Weinstein of porn.

She blames Jenna Jameson for what came next. Jameson made porn look cool, MTV cool, and young girls started pouring in.
In the 90s, by Lisa Ann's count, there were about 20 famous girls and 10 famous guys.
Now two to three thousand girls come in every year. You'll know maybe 20 of their names.

Most of the rest, she says, will blow the money and never pay their taxes. And the job will follow them into every relationship. A guy can be fine with it for years, until someone shows him something and he loses it.

Her answer: Porn Star Bootcamp, with her friend Jayden James. Not an agency. A consulting business that teaches new girls how to stay organized and plan for the day the money runs out.
Packages started at $300.

She lived through the 1998 outbreak. She once worked for an agent who later pleaded guilty. Now she charges $300 to teach new girls how to survive.

Is Lisa Ann the industry's mentor, or did she just find another way to make money off the new girls?

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Lisa Ann says there's one man in porn she can never forgive.
Marc Wallice tested HIV positive in 1998. She says he faked his test and kept shooting after he already knew.

Some context. Lisa Ann had already walked away from porn in 1997 over an AIDS scare. She spent the next seven years stripping.

Wallice admitted to faking one test about two years before his diagnosis. He said he had two days of work booked and wanted to work. He has always claimed he didn't know he was positive.
At least four actresses who worked with him in that period tested positive. The industry set up its own testing clinic the same year.

To her, he lied and handed people a possible death sentence. And he left every production company holding the bag.
She runs a production company herself. If somebody catches something on her set, OSHA comes after her, because she ran the shoot.

When she came back around 2005, she started as an agent at LA Direct Models, working for Derek Hay. She lasted about five months, and later built her own agency around women over 30.
More than a decade later, Hay pleaded guilty in a pandering conspiracy case. A lawyer for the victims called him the Harvey Weinstein of porn.

She blames Jenna Jameson for what came next. Jameson made porn look cool, MTV cool, and young girls started pouring in.
In the 90s, by Lisa Ann's count, there were about 20 famous girls and 10 famous guys.
Now two to three thousand girls come in every year. You'll know maybe 20 of their names.

Most of the rest, she says, will blow the money and never pay their taxes. And the job will follow them into every relationship. A guy can be fine with it for years, until someone shows him something and he loses it.

Her answer: Porn Star Bootcamp, with her friend Jayden James. Not an agency. A consulting business that teaches new girls how to stay organized and plan for the day the money runs out.
Packages started at $300.

She lived through the 1998 outbreak. She once worked for an agent who later pleaded guilty. Now she charges $300 to teach new girls how to survive.

Is Lisa Ann the industry's mentor, or did she just find another way to make money off the new girls?

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Bonnie Blue: "I'm a slut, but I'm a slut with a brain."

Check the receipts.
She claimed 1,057 men in 12 hours. OnlyFans banned her.
Indonesia deported her and banned her for 10 years.
Her marriage ended.
Then she had a baby, auctioned its name, and announced the winner: BetBolt, a crypto casino. The price, according to her: £1.2 million.

Nobody has confirmed the money. Everybody wrote about it.
That's the point.

In the video below she tells The Ella Era podcast what separates her from everyone else in the industry:
"There's clearly a marketing aspect. There's clearly a business behind it as well."
"I didn't do this job because I'm stupid and I don't understand other things."

She says some sex workers "don't really have the brain capacity to do something else."
And she still does the FaceTimes and customs herself. "I don't think AI could replicate me on a video call."

Then the host asks when she last cried.
"I'm going through a divorce at the moment and it can be definitely difficult at times."

The headlines she can plan. That one she couldn't.

Smartest person in the industry, or just the loudest?