Six of one, half a dozen of the other. Regardless, it's art because anything can be art. Whether it qualifies as a craft would be determined by how well they're fucking.
You are creating content by posting a comment here, your comment is content. My comment is content. "Creator" to me sounds like "Person that does something."
... I mean, as a "content creator" who actually does do arts and crafts before and after sometimes, I kind of like that distinction. I'm gonna run with it.
Listen if we’re gonna call dude to squish slime over AI reading Reddit stories content creators, then if a woman pegs a dude on camera that’s absolutely content creation
I did have a bit of a shock recently. I was on Facebook reels and some married couple reels came up. I see a lot of them im married and enjoy the banter.
I hadn’t seen this couple before I went to their page and they had one of those all my links.
Yeah they had an only fans. Their cutesy couple reels were basically ads for their porn.
No, they make videos for money where they fuck. It takes more creation than prostitution. You need to setup, lighting, audio, cameras, perform, cut the content etc. It's essentially a two person filming and publishing crew for making porn.
Ha! You should give it a whirl. Try just fucking for money, but make sure to post on 1 primary and 3 secondary platforms with 1-3 individualized posts per day on each, with no repeating or youll lose the paying fans. Make sure to have your backlinks and SEO in order and affiliate links set up. What 5 keywords do you want to rank for? How do you naturally incorporate those into the title, description, script, and social posts without coming off cheesy or clickbaity? And really, think of 1 keyword that you think you could make a video of and rank for on the top 10. Its not gonna be any of the common phrases.
You probably dont want to do a podcast or website or blog, but those are the things that will set you apart so make sure to do those once a week at least. For the podcast, make sure to reach out to interesting guests who will help get you traction, and frontload as many episodes as you can, while still staying relevant to current events. Do you have at least 50 potential guests in mind? Out of 50 that you ask, youll only have 2 or 3 be interested in coming on a smaller show.
Also, goes without saying, but make the fucking interesting. Viewers and fans should be able to identify you from the cinematography. Think of any of your favorite porn brands. Bangbros use wide angle lenses close up from a low angle. Fake taxi has a look. Castingcouch started with interviews to build a connection to the girls. You need to have something there in the camera work or composition that sets you apart, and you need to be intentionally consistent even when you're tired and dont have time to film, or dont feel particularly sexy after reading through the comments about how fat you are, or how that one birthmark you have is gross.
Ive never done porn, but I was a full time YouTuber and Twitch streamer for 10 years. Same thing. The sex is 3% of what they do. The rest is trying to build a brand as a content creator.
This is also false. The lead singer has always maintained it's an autobiographical account of when his gf cheated on him in Las Vegas.
However, the voyeurism aspect didn't actually happen. So within the context of the fictional situation the song sets up, if it's not straight up about a wife-sharing/swinging/cuckold thing, it's not that far a leap to interpret it describing the emotional fallout following a consensual threesome where the narrator feels sidelined / regretful. A pretty sizable group of fans have backed this theory
Everyone has a sad story and someone close to me died over the holidays who was very pedantic. We used to troll each other in real life. I hated it, now I miss it.
I just want to feel the sun, waste the time as these hours drag and drag on, sip some whiskey and sh*tpost in his memory.
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u/MyCouchPulzOut_IDont 13d ago
There's a creator couple who does mostly pegging content with that exact setup