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Did creator platforms change the adult industry forever? When VIP platforms first started gaining attention, Katie remembers being told: “This is going to be the next big thing.” Turns out they were right. Then COVID hit, creator platforms exploded, and the relationship between performers and traditional studios started to... show more
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The adult industry in 2003 looked VERY different from the industry today. When I started, everything was GLAM. The wardrobe. The hair. The makeup. The high heels. Getting dressed up was part of the production. Today, content creation can be much more casual, but performers also have something we didn't have back then: our own platforms and a direct connection with our fans. I've been fortunate enough to experience both eras, and I wouldn't change either one. But I want to know what YOU think. 👇🏾 Do you prefer the full-glam 2000s era or today's more natural content creator era? 🎙️ The Full Ask Me Anything is LIVE now on YouTube! Watch Here:
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