Ryan Pownall says he spends about $20,000 a year on his manhood.
He went from "a five guy" to "a six and a half guy."
Botox, filler, a pump and pills. Almost $5,000 a session.
His logic: "It's fake tits for guys, really."
Off camera: a gender studies degree, an honours thesis about p*rn performers, and a run for parliament in Australia.
Everyone sees the numbers. Almost nobody sees the meeting before them.
Would you take a job where the safety briefing ends with "no closed fists"?
Angela White has done scenes with 15 men.
That's not what she complains about.
What she hates is a director in the corner telling her when to finish.
Before every scene: slaps yes, bruises no. "I have to work tomorrow."
Before every scene, even a simple girl-girl one, performers sit down and go over hard nos.
Hair pulling, yes. Face slapping, yes. Bruises, no. Open hand only. No closed fists.
The hard line for almost everyone: blood.
Shy Glizzy denied it on Akademiks' podcast, saying he has no role on video sets.
She could afford to lose the money. She thinks about the girls who can't:
"They need that money. So they're gonna do it."
How many girls on sets like that couldn't walk out?
Sky Bri says rapper Shy Glizzy offered her a choice at the end of a 12-hour music video shoot.
Do what he asked, or don't get paid.
She walked out. She never got the $3,000.
He denies it.
Then, she says, he came into her room with his pants down. She said no. Twice.
"Then you're fine with not getting paid?"
"Yeah."
She walked downstairs and told the director. The crew drove her home.
Lana Rhoades says her ex had one rule in bed he would never break.
He had to see her chest. Every time. Or it wasn't happening.
He even picked positions around it.
The hosts couldn't stop laughing.
"He has to touch the boobs."
One host joked that keeping her shirt on was apparently a dealbreaker.
Some men really have ONE non-negotiable in the bedroom.
What's yours? Be honest.
Abella Danger says p*rn performers who like each other sneak off to hook up in a corner of the house before the scene.
Then they do it again on camera.
She calls it "common practice."
Once for themselves. Once for the show.
Abella Danger says p*rn performers who like each other sneak off to hook up in a corner of the house before the scene.
Then they do it again on camera.
She calls it "common practice."
Once for themselves. Once for the show.
From 18 to 24 she shot almost every day, around 22 scenes a month, until a Brazzers contract cut it to about 15.
Millions saw the scenes. The part she calls intimate happened before anyone hit record.
The most honest thing about p*rn, or proof it's all a show?
She had favorites. She'd tell Brazzers she needed "one scene a month with this one," then name another.
No phone numbers. Just "thanks for the orgasms," until next time.
Early on she caught feelings, until she realized they were giving her good s*x, not dating her.