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Natalie Starr says she once swore she’d never enter the adult industry, then graduated high school and moved to LA with her sister to start over. Natalie Starr: “Boys would be like, ‘Oh, will you do that too?’ I was like, ‘No, I would never do that.’” “And then after I graduated, I was like, ‘Eh, might as well. I’m down.’” “I wanted to live in LA. I was living in New York, and I wanted to start my life somewhere.” “I felt like a small fish in a big, big water. A lot of competition. A lot of girls were coming in and out.” “I got so fucking blacked out drunk. I fell down those stairs coming down. Paparazzi got me.”

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Natalie Starr says she once swore she’d never enter the adult industry, then graduated high school and moved to LA with her sister to start over. Natalie Starr: “Boys would be like, ‘Oh, will you do that too?’ I was like, ‘No, I would never do that.’” “And then after I graduated, I was like, ‘Eh, might as well. I’m down.’” “I wanted to live in LA. I was living in New York, and I wanted to start my life somewhere.” “I felt like a small fish in a big, big water. A lot of competition. A lot of girls were coming in and out.” “I got so fucking blacked out drunk. I fell down those stairs coming down. Paparazzi got me.”

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Manuel Ferrara says he was “born” for the adult industry, and Abella Danger agrees. Abella asks Manuel where she ranks among his top five. Manuel Ferrara: “To the top, of course.” But Manuel says he doesn’t actually have a top five because there are so many women in the industry compared to men. He then explains that after being in the industry for so long, he has to think about performers “per generations.” Then Abella points out that his appetite seems impossible to satisfy. Abella Danger: “There’s never enough.” Manuel Ferrara: “It will never be. I was born to do one thing only.” Abella Danger: “Born for porn.” Manuel Ferrara: “You know, obviously not basketball or tennis.”

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Manuel Ferrara says he was “born” for the adult industry, and Abella Danger agrees. Abella asks Manuel where she ranks among his top five. Manuel Ferrara: “To the top, of course.” But Manuel says he doesn’t actually have a top five because there are so many women in the industry compared to men. He then explains that after being in the industry for so long, he has to think about performers “per generations.” Then Abella points out that his appetite seems impossible to satisfy. Abella Danger: “There’s never enough.” Manuel Ferrara: “It will never be. I was born to do one thing only.” Abella Danger: “Born for porn.” Manuel Ferrara: “You know, obviously not basketball or tennis.”

1,510,613 просмотров • 23 дней назад

Rachel Starr says watching Eva Angelina perform for the first time completely changed how she approached her own career Rachel Starr: “I was seeing the way you would place your hands, pop a hip out, or just little looks you would do with your eyes.” “It was like a sponge. I was like, ‘Oh my gosh, I’m not doing that. I need to do this.’” “I remember the first time I saw you and just being like, ‘I am so in over my head.’” “I’d never seen anything so acrobatic and entertaining.” “But my big takeaway was, how can I take what she’s doing and make this my own?” “How do I do something that is personalized for my brand and how I want to go forward?” She says that eventually led her to develop a much more approachable style, one she wanted couples to feel comfortable watching together. “I wanted her to be like, ‘Oh, I can do that too.’”

557,615 просмотров • 11 дней назад

Megan Rain recalls getting blackout drunk at her first Exotica at 18, and leaving the convention in tears after a confrontation with her bodyguard Adriana Chechik: “I think conventions were where we actually started hanging out off camera.” Megan Rain: “That was the first memory with you. I was 18 at my very first Exotica, and I got some lovely fan to bring me an entire bottle of vodka.” Adriana Chechik: “All of a sudden, 18-year-old Megan is on the floor, like a little drunk, rolling around.” Megan Rain: “I was dancing at the hotel bar and I trip. Then the whole line behind me trips.” “Our bodyguard was like, ‘Hey, Megan, let’s go get sneakers.’” “He brings me to the room and says, ‘Sorry, you can’t go back downstairs.’” “I was like, ‘Who do you think you are? My dad?’” “And I was like, ‘I’m leaving.’ One thing about me is I hate being trapped anywhere.” Adriana Chechik: “I saw you crying in the lobby.” Megan Rain: “I just disappeared. I went to the airport right away in my little pink cheetah onesie, and I remember being hungover the whole flight.” “I had just come out of high school. I had turned 18 in June.” “I was never controlled in high school, so for somebody to be like, ‘You stay here,’ I was just traumatized.” “I was like, ‘I’m a wild child. What do you mean?’”

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Megan Rain recalls getting blackout drunk at her first Exotica at 18, and leaving the convention in tears after a confrontation with her bodyguard Adriana Chechik: “I think conventions were where we actually started hanging out off camera.” Megan Rain: “That was the first memory with you. I was 18 at my very first Exotica, and I got some lovely fan to bring me an entire bottle of vodka.” Adriana Chechik: “All of a sudden, 18-year-old Megan is on the floor, like a little drunk, rolling around.” Megan Rain: “I was dancing at the hotel bar and I trip. Then the whole line behind me trips.” “Our bodyguard was like, ‘Hey, Megan, let’s go get sneakers.’” “He brings me to the room and says, ‘Sorry, you can’t go back downstairs.’” “I was like, ‘Who do you think you are? My dad?’” “And I was like, ‘I’m leaving.’ One thing about me is I hate being trapped anywhere.” Adriana Chechik: “I saw you crying in the lobby.” Megan Rain: “I just disappeared. I went to the airport right away in my little pink cheetah onesie, and I remember being hungover the whole flight.” “I had just come out of high school. I had turned 18 in June.” “I was never controlled in high school, so for somebody to be like, ‘You stay here,’ I was just traumatized.” “I was like, ‘I’m a wild child. What do you mean?’”

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Violet Myers says she quit college and flew to Florida the next day to start a career she never thought she’d pursue. Violet Myers: “I went outside my comfort zone and flew to Florida to start my career. Even for me, it was kind of like, ‘I made it.’” “I was in college. I had a goal. I wanted to be a clinical psychologist.” “But I said, ‘I’m just gonna fly.’ And I flew the next day.” “I didn’t go to school. I just quit and decided to do this. And that’s when I knew, ‘I have to make it.’” Kazumi: “Porn changes your life, whether you’re big or not. You don’t know if you’re big until you step back.” Violet: “Sometimes I wish I didn’t do it. Because I would just be an OF girl and kind of an influencer.” “But I want people to see us for more than just sexual beings. Everyone’s sexual. We’re breaking the stereotype. That’s always been my goal.”

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Violet Myers says she quit college and flew to Florida the next day to start a career she never thought she’d pursue. Violet Myers: “I went outside my comfort zone and flew to Florida to start my career. Even for me, it was kind of like, ‘I made it.’” “I was in college. I had a goal. I wanted to be a clinical psychologist.” “But I said, ‘I’m just gonna fly.’ And I flew the next day.” “I didn’t go to school. I just quit and decided to do this. And that’s when I knew, ‘I have to make it.’” Kazumi: “Porn changes your life, whether you’re big or not. You don’t know if you’re big until you step back.” Violet: “Sometimes I wish I didn’t do it. Because I would just be an OF girl and kind of an influencer.” “But I want people to see us for more than just sexual beings. Everyone’s sexual. We’re breaking the stereotype. That’s always been my goal.”

149,769 просмотров • 5 дней назад

Lily Phillips explains what her body goes through after having sex with 100 men in a day, comparing it to working with performers in the adult industry. “You have to put an ice pack on it.” She says the experience can actually be harder with adult performers because of their size, while regular men tend to be more manageable. “A day when you have sex with huge guys is a lot harder.” Phillips says she has become accustomed to the physical demands of her work. “I’ve gotten used to being able to take a lot more.” She even compares preparing for some encounters to breathing exercises. “Sometimes you have to breathe for it to start off with.”

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Lily Phillips explains what her body goes through after having sex with 100 men in a day, comparing it to working with performers in the adult industry. “You have to put an ice pack on it.” She says the experience can actually be harder with adult performers because of their size, while regular men tend to be more manageable. “A day when you have sex with huge guys is a lot harder.” Phillips says she has become accustomed to the physical demands of her work. “I’ve gotten used to being able to take a lot more.” She even compares preparing for some encounters to breathing exercises. “Sometimes you have to breathe for it to start off with.”

842,496 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Kylie Kelce opens up about how her daughters are reacting to their family’s fame, and admits she wishes they could have a more normal childhood. “The girls think that it’s funny that when we go out in public, people say, ‘Are you Jason Kelce?’ And then we go back to the house and they say, ‘Are you Jason Kelce?’” They’ve even started pretending to be fans themselves. “They’ll start to go, ‘Oh my gosh, I’m such a huge fan. Can we take a picture?’” But Kylie admits the reality of their fame makes her sad. “It makes me sad that this is their reality. I want them to have as normal of an upbringing as possible.” And sometimes the girls even get protective of their dad. Kylie recalls Wyatt staring down a group of women and saying: “They are not taking a picture with my dad.” Kylie says the girls may find the attention funny, but she thinks they should be left out of it.

Kylie Kelce opens up about how her daughters are reacting to their family’s fame, and admits she wishes they could have a more normal childhood. “The girls think that it’s funny that when we go out in public, people say, ‘Are you Jason Kelce?’ And then we go back to the house and they say, ‘Are you Jason Kelce?’” They’ve even started pretending to be fans themselves. “They’ll start to go, ‘Oh my gosh, I’m such a huge fan. Can we take a picture?’” But Kylie admits the reality of their fame makes her sad. “It makes me sad that this is their reality. I want them to have as normal of an upbringing as possible.” And sometimes the girls even get protective of their dad. Kylie recalls Wyatt staring down a group of women and saying: “They are not taking a picture with my dad.” Kylie says the girls may find the attention funny, but she thinks they should be left out of it.

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Phoenix Marie went from a Harley-Davidson finance manager to a porn star, and says the biggest thing she was chasing was adrenaline Jada Stevens: “Isn't it rebellious to go from a financial adviser to a big porn star?” Phoenix Marie: “To go from Harley-Davidson finance manager to Phoenix Marie is like, yeah, I guess for a lot of people rebellious.” “I always had a streak in me to do adventurous things.” Jada Stevens: “When you're doing an amazing scene, is it the same feeling as riding a motorcycle really fast?” Phoenix Marie: “Yes. It's the adrenaline.” “It’s like riding a Harley, driving my Hellcat, my GTR, my Mustang, all of it.”

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Phoenix Marie went from a Harley-Davidson finance manager to a porn star, and says the biggest thing she was chasing was adrenaline Jada Stevens: “Isn't it rebellious to go from a financial adviser to a big porn star?” Phoenix Marie: “To go from Harley-Davidson finance manager to Phoenix Marie is like, yeah, I guess for a lot of people rebellious.” “I always had a streak in me to do adventurous things.” Jada Stevens: “When you're doing an amazing scene, is it the same feeling as riding a motorcycle really fast?” Phoenix Marie: “Yes. It's the adrenaline.” “It’s like riding a Harley, driving my Hellcat, my GTR, my Mustang, all of it.”

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Rachel Starr says losing their partners at a young age is what made her and Eva Angelina truly become close. Eva Angelina: “Something that we have in common, which is very, very rare, is the death of our significant others.” Rachel Starr: “I felt very dismissed. Like, ‘Oh, it’s just puppy love. You’re so young, you’ll be fine.’” “It minimizes the depth of the grief that you feel.” “And here you were, the only other person I knew who had been through the same thing.” “That was the pivotal moment where I thought, ‘This is my girl.’” Eva Angelina: “It was a moment where it was like, ‘All right, we can show up for each other.’” “When my marriage was falling apart, you couldn’t have gotten on a plane quick enough.” Rachel Starr: “I took a red-eye flight. I think it was around 1:00 in the morning.” Eva Angelina: “You were on the first flight out. You showed up and helped me move my shit. I had a newborn baby.” “It was hard because people felt like they had to pick a side or stay neutral.” “You were that support system. You came in and were like, ‘Okay, damage control. What do we need to do?’”

Rachel Starr says losing their partners at a young age is what made her and Eva Angelina truly become close. Eva Angelina: “Something that we have in common, which is very, very rare, is the death of our significant others.” Rachel Starr: “I felt very dismissed. Like, ‘Oh, it’s just puppy love. You’re so young, you’ll be fine.’” “It minimizes the depth of the grief that you feel.” “And here you were, the only other person I knew who had been through the same thing.” “That was the pivotal moment where I thought, ‘This is my girl.’” Eva Angelina: “It was a moment where it was like, ‘All right, we can show up for each other.’” “When my marriage was falling apart, you couldn’t have gotten on a plane quick enough.” Rachel Starr: “I took a red-eye flight. I think it was around 1:00 in the morning.” Eva Angelina: “You were on the first flight out. You showed up and helped me move my shit. I had a newborn baby.” “It was hard because people felt like they had to pick a side or stay neutral.” “You were that support system. You came in and were like, ‘Okay, damage control. What do we need to do?’”

175,974 просмотров • 10 дней назад

Luna Star says becoming a porn star before OnlyFans was a completely different game—and calls out the new generation Luna Star: “Before I did porn, I was already getting a lot of followers and fans on MySpace, and I thought, ‘If I can do this as a regular person, it’s going to be easy.’” “But it was not as easy. I was more popular being myself than doing porn back then.” “You really had to be a star back then to have a name.” “It took years and years of hard work, no sleeping, doing crazy scenes.” “You have to have a good agent if you want to make it in this industry. You have to have the right connections.” She says social media changed the game, allowing creators to build huge audiences and make money without going through the same traditional path. Abella Danger: “We came from that era of no media training. We were just ourselves.” “I feel like everyone is just so polished now.”

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Luna Star says becoming a porn star before OnlyFans was a completely different game—and calls out the new generation Luna Star: “Before I did porn, I was already getting a lot of followers and fans on MySpace, and I thought, ‘If I can do this as a regular person, it’s going to be easy.’” “But it was not as easy. I was more popular being myself than doing porn back then.” “You really had to be a star back then to have a name.” “It took years and years of hard work, no sleeping, doing crazy scenes.” “You have to have a good agent if you want to make it in this industry. You have to have the right connections.” She says social media changed the game, allowing creators to build huge audiences and make money without going through the same traditional path. Abella Danger: “We came from that era of no media training. We were just ourselves.” “I feel like everyone is just so polished now.”

209,192 просмотров • 13 дней назад

Fat Joe says he paid a dangerous friend $30,000 just to stay away from him after getting out of prison Fat Joe: We had one guy we grew up with. This guy was dangerous. Some of these guys we thought were just real guys in the hood. Some of them were serial killers. Fat Joe: One day, we’re four deep in the Jeep, trying to rap to some girls. Then the police come for murder. They throw us on the floor and take us to the precinct. We had no fucking clue what we were in there for. Fat Joe: Then this one guy looks at us and goes, ‘Remember what happened over there? That shit we heard about? The guy got shot in the neck? I won’t be seeing y’all for a while.’ Fat Joe: He knew exactly why they came. We didn’t have a fucking clue. He ended up doing like 15, 20 years. Fat Joe: And every time somebody came back from jail, they’d tell us, ‘Yo, y’all got one. This motherfucker is stabbing everybody in there.’ Fat Joe: Then he finally comes home. By this time, I’m already Fat Joe the rapper. I’m in Jimmy’s Bros Cafe and somebody goes, ‘Joe, look who just came home.’” Fat Joe: I’m like, ‘Man, I heard everything about you. You was putting in that work. Legendary, man.’ Fat Joe: Then I reach in my pocket, pull out like $20,000, $30,000 and say, ‘Yo, here you go. I could never hang out with you in my life.’ Fat Joe: He took the money and said, ‘I understand, Joe. You changed your life. I’ll stay out the way.’ Fat Joe: That’s cool. He went and got shot the fuck up about a week later. Fat Joe: But I knew I couldn’t bring that energy into my life. This dude was a legend in prison. I was like, ‘Yo, I can’t hang out with you. You’re gonna kill the whole Madison Square Garden. I can’t hang out with you.’

Fat Joe says he paid a dangerous friend $30,000 just to stay away from him after getting out of prison Fat Joe: We had one guy we grew up with. This guy was dangerous. Some of these guys we thought were just real guys in the hood. Some of them were serial killers. Fat Joe: One day, we’re four deep in the Jeep, trying to rap to some girls. Then the police come for murder. They throw us on the floor and take us to the precinct. We had no fucking clue what we were in there for. Fat Joe: Then this one guy looks at us and goes, ‘Remember what happened over there? That shit we heard about? The guy got shot in the neck? I won’t be seeing y’all for a while.’ Fat Joe: He knew exactly why they came. We didn’t have a fucking clue. He ended up doing like 15, 20 years. Fat Joe: And every time somebody came back from jail, they’d tell us, ‘Yo, y’all got one. This motherfucker is stabbing everybody in there.’ Fat Joe: Then he finally comes home. By this time, I’m already Fat Joe the rapper. I’m in Jimmy’s Bros Cafe and somebody goes, ‘Joe, look who just came home.’” Fat Joe: I’m like, ‘Man, I heard everything about you. You was putting in that work. Legendary, man.’ Fat Joe: Then I reach in my pocket, pull out like $20,000, $30,000 and say, ‘Yo, here you go. I could never hang out with you in my life.’ Fat Joe: He took the money and said, ‘I understand, Joe. You changed your life. I’ll stay out the way.’ Fat Joe: That’s cool. He went and got shot the fuck up about a week later. Fat Joe: But I knew I couldn’t bring that energy into my life. This dude was a legend in prison. I was like, ‘Yo, I can’t hang out with you. You’re gonna kill the whole Madison Square Garden. I can’t hang out with you.’

849,327 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Kazumi opens up about getting “cancelled,” the jealousy she faced, and how it changed her personality. Kazumi: “I don’t even remember what I got cancelled for. I just know that it was a lot of things.” “I wouldn’t say people were jealous of me, but it definitely was jealousy.” She says her first cancellation made her withdraw socially and affected her psychologically for years. Violet Myers: “Holding grudges just causes more stress. When your life’s great, why would you even care if someone doesn’t like you?” Violet also admits she used to take online hate personally, but eventually realized reacting only gave her critics more attention. “I need to stop giving those people attention.”

Kazumi opens up about getting “cancelled,” the jealousy she faced, and how it changed her personality. Kazumi: “I don’t even remember what I got cancelled for. I just know that it was a lot of things.” “I wouldn’t say people were jealous of me, but it definitely was jealousy.” She says her first cancellation made her withdraw socially and affected her psychologically for years. Violet Myers: “Holding grudges just causes more stress. When your life’s great, why would you even care if someone doesn’t like you?” Violet also admits she used to take online hate personally, but eventually realized reacting only gave her critics more attention. “I need to stop giving those people attention.”

107,505 просмотров • 7 дней назад

Jada Stevens says being watched by millions gave her a confidence boost, and eventually pushed her behind the camera. Phoenix Marie: “Do you feel a sense of power knowing how many people watch you and enjoy what you do?” Jada Stevens: “I could say no, but I do. It definitely liberates me and gives you a confidence boost.” “I don’t look at views and numbers. As far as confidence, it just makes me feel like I’m that shit.” Phoenix Marie: “One of my favorite accomplishments of yours was your own production company. A lot of people don’t realize you did that, and succeeded at it.” Jada Stevens: “As much as I don’t care to be in front of a camera, to go from that to directing, I wanted to show you how to do it.”

Jada Stevens says being watched by millions gave her a confidence boost, and eventually pushed her behind the camera. Phoenix Marie: “Do you feel a sense of power knowing how many people watch you and enjoy what you do?” Jada Stevens: “I could say no, but I do. It definitely liberates me and gives you a confidence boost.” “I don’t look at views and numbers. As far as confidence, it just makes me feel like I’m that shit.” Phoenix Marie: “One of my favorite accomplishments of yours was your own production company. A lot of people don’t realize you did that, and succeeded at it.” Jada Stevens: “As much as I don’t care to be in front of a camera, to go from that to directing, I wanted to show you how to do it.”

118,681 просмотров • 9 дней назад

Chelsea Handler was making a serious point about women in comedy... but Tiffany Haddish only had one hilarious question. Shaq: What do you feel women don't get away with in comedy that men get away with? Chelsea Handler: So much. If I openly talk about sex, drugs, and the things I enjoy, I'm judged. Men talk about the same things, and nobody bats an eye. Chelsea Handler: I'm rich, I'm famous, I'm single, yeah, I've dated a lot of different guys. I'm not ashamed of it. Chelsea Handler: Strong women just aren't embraced the same way strong men are. Instead of complaining about it, I just keep talking about it. Tiffany Haddish: Do you have sex with fans? Chelsea Handler: I try not to. I'm not a man. Tiffany Haddish: I won't. I feel like my fans might kill me. Adam Ray: What if you only found out they were a fan afterward? Tiffany Haddish: Then they better tell me on date three or four... not after we hook up. Johnny Knoxville: I can speak for both Shaq and me, we've never slept with fans. Shaq: Ever.

Chelsea Handler was making a serious point about women in comedy... but Tiffany Haddish only had one hilarious question. Shaq: What do you feel women don't get away with in comedy that men get away with? Chelsea Handler: So much. If I openly talk about sex, drugs, and the things I enjoy, I'm judged. Men talk about the same things, and nobody bats an eye. Chelsea Handler: I'm rich, I'm famous, I'm single, yeah, I've dated a lot of different guys. I'm not ashamed of it. Chelsea Handler: Strong women just aren't embraced the same way strong men are. Instead of complaining about it, I just keep talking about it. Tiffany Haddish: Do you have sex with fans? Chelsea Handler: I try not to. I'm not a man. Tiffany Haddish: I won't. I feel like my fans might kill me. Adam Ray: What if you only found out they were a fan afterward? Tiffany Haddish: Then they better tell me on date three or four... not after we hook up. Johnny Knoxville: I can speak for both Shaq and me, we've never slept with fans. Shaq: Ever.

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Adriana Chechik and Megan Rain explain why their friendship worked so well despite being “horrible influences” on each other Adriana Chechik: “Sexual experiences are a thrill-seeking type experience, like an adrenaline rush.” Megan Rain: “We were always trying to find happiness, and I feel like we always had that with each other.” “We’re horrible influences.” Adriana Chechik: “No, we’re great influencers. Look at where we are.” Megan Rain: “Everything sounds like a good idea with you.” Adriana Chechik: “This friendship is too fun to not be a friendship.” Megan Rain: “I was never competitive with you either. I came into this industry not even knowing there was competition.” “I really felt like you were striving for goals throughout the year.” “You were really strategic. You weren’t just like, ‘I just want to have sex with everyone.’” “You were there to take this industry as a business and a professional job.” Adriana Chechik: “That’s why I needed a friend like you, to make me respected, to bring me back down, have more fun.”

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Adriana Chechik and Megan Rain explain why their friendship worked so well despite being “horrible influences” on each other Adriana Chechik: “Sexual experiences are a thrill-seeking type experience, like an adrenaline rush.” Megan Rain: “We were always trying to find happiness, and I feel like we always had that with each other.” “We’re horrible influences.” Adriana Chechik: “No, we’re great influencers. Look at where we are.” Megan Rain: “Everything sounds like a good idea with you.” Adriana Chechik: “This friendship is too fun to not be a friendship.” Megan Rain: “I was never competitive with you either. I came into this industry not even knowing there was competition.” “I really felt like you were striving for goals throughout the year.” “You were really strategic. You weren’t just like, ‘I just want to have sex with everyone.’” “You were there to take this industry as a business and a professional job.” Adriana Chechik: “That’s why I needed a friend like you, to make me respected, to bring me back down, have more fun.”

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Eva Angelina says she built her career around giving viewers fantasies they “couldn’t get at home”, while revealing how intense her workload became Eva Angelina: “I wanted my scenes to have this what they can't get at home.” “I wanted to be what they would fantasize, like, ‘I wish my wife would do that, but she would never.’” Rachel Star: “I've seen you do three scenes in one day.” Eva Angelina: “I built some calluses up.” Rachel Star: “I used to sleep with Red Bull cans. We would put them in the freezer, and I would just lay there with them because of the coldness.” “Meanwhile, there you are on your third scene for the day.”

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Eva Angelina says she built her career around giving viewers fantasies they “couldn’t get at home”, while revealing how intense her workload became Eva Angelina: “I wanted my scenes to have this what they can't get at home.” “I wanted to be what they would fantasize, like, ‘I wish my wife would do that, but she would never.’” Rachel Star: “I've seen you do three scenes in one day.” Eva Angelina: “I built some calluses up.” Rachel Star: “I used to sleep with Red Bull cans. We would put them in the freezer, and I would just lay there with them because of the coldness.” “Meanwhile, there you are on your third scene for the day.”

111,964 просмотров • 12 дней назад

Kazumi admits she had imposter syndrome standing next to Violet Myers, feeling like she hadn’t earned her place in the industry yet. Kazumi: “I always had imposter syndrome just standing next to you because you’ve been in the industry and paid your dues much longer than me.” “I was always thinking to myself, ‘They’re gonna find out that I don’t belong here.’” Violet Myers: “I used to deal with imposter syndrome all the time. I felt like I didn’t deserve to be where I was for some time.” “I would see other people’s journeys and think, ‘I wish I did that,’ or ‘I wish I started that way.’” “But I don’t think that takes away from you earning your spot. Everyone’s journey is different. Yours just happened to be quicker than most people, but it’s not like you don’t deserve it.”

Kazumi admits she had imposter syndrome standing next to Violet Myers, feeling like she hadn’t earned her place in the industry yet. Kazumi: “I always had imposter syndrome just standing next to you because you’ve been in the industry and paid your dues much longer than me.” “I was always thinking to myself, ‘They’re gonna find out that I don’t belong here.’” Violet Myers: “I used to deal with imposter syndrome all the time. I felt like I didn’t deserve to be where I was for some time.” “I would see other people’s journeys and think, ‘I wish I did that,’ or ‘I wish I started that way.’” “But I don’t think that takes away from you earning your spot. Everyone’s journey is different. Yours just happened to be quicker than most people, but it’s not like you don’t deserve it.”

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Fat Joe says Usher and Chris Brown are more dangerous than rappers. Fat Joe: Rico Love was producing Usher's album, and Usher kept asking me, 'Take me to the Spanish girls. Take me to the Spanish club. I kept telling him, Trust me, tonight is not the night. That's not your scene. That's the kind of place where somebody could bust your face open. Rico Love finally said, Man, just take him. So I did. The second we got there, Usher started dancing, and I swear it looked like the man was levitating in one spot. Every woman in the club forgot everybody else existed. They were all staring at Usher. Fat Joe: That's when I realized, these R&B dudes are the real snipers. Look at Usher, look at Chris Brown. They get on stage, steal everybody's girl, and somehow nobody gets mad at them. If your girl is going to an Usher and Chris Brown concert, that's not your girl anymore.

Fat Joe says Usher and Chris Brown are more dangerous than rappers. Fat Joe: Rico Love was producing Usher's album, and Usher kept asking me, 'Take me to the Spanish girls. Take me to the Spanish club. I kept telling him, Trust me, tonight is not the night. That's not your scene. That's the kind of place where somebody could bust your face open. Rico Love finally said, Man, just take him. So I did. The second we got there, Usher started dancing, and I swear it looked like the man was levitating in one spot. Every woman in the club forgot everybody else existed. They were all staring at Usher. Fat Joe: That's when I realized, these R&B dudes are the real snipers. Look at Usher, look at Chris Brown. They get on stage, steal everybody's girl, and somehow nobody gets mad at them. If your girl is going to an Usher and Chris Brown concert, that's not your girl anymore.

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Rich Paul revealed what finally convinced LeBron James to choose the 76ers... and it wasn't money or championships. Pat McAfee: "Did he just make the decision? How long had he known?" Rich Paul: He really just decided like 100%. Pat: What was the deciding factor? Rich Paul: The biggest thing was having the conversation with his family... once they were on board, everything else became easy. It just shows what his family has always meant to him and how much they've supported him throughout his career. But in the end... Rich Paul: This was a love-for-the-game decision. At this stage of his career, with everything he's accomplished, he's still obsessed with basketball. I don't know what else you can call it.

Rich Paul revealed what finally convinced LeBron James to choose the 76ers... and it wasn't money or championships. Pat McAfee: "Did he just make the decision? How long had he known?" Rich Paul: He really just decided like 100%. Pat: What was the deciding factor? Rich Paul: The biggest thing was having the conversation with his family... once they were on board, everything else became easy. It just shows what his family has always meant to him and how much they've supported him throughout his career. But in the end... Rich Paul: This was a love-for-the-game decision. At this stage of his career, with everything he's accomplished, he's still obsessed with basketball. I don't know what else you can call it.

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Abella Danger says she nearly got dropped early in her career because she didn't know how to perform for the camera Abella Danger: “When I first started performing, I got in trouble with every single director that I shot for because I didn't know how to open up.” “I never really thought about, ‘How could I become a better performer?’” “But Spiegel was actually on the verge of dropping me until my fifth scene that I shot for Greg, and he was like, ‘This girl is amazing.’” “He was the first person to ever say anything good about me.” Luna Star says performing came naturally to her, while Abella explains that she eventually learned the acting side of the job. “I got better at memorizing lines, doing a script or whatever, all of that stuff.”

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Abella Danger says she nearly got dropped early in her career because she didn't know how to perform for the camera Abella Danger: “When I first started performing, I got in trouble with every single director that I shot for because I didn't know how to open up.” “I never really thought about, ‘How could I become a better performer?’” “But Spiegel was actually on the verge of dropping me until my fifth scene that I shot for Greg, and he was like, ‘This girl is amazing.’” “He was the first person to ever say anything good about me.” Luna Star says performing came naturally to her, while Abella explains that she eventually learned the acting side of the job. “I got better at memorizing lines, doing a script or whatever, all of that stuff.”

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