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Dredd talks about Lana Rhoades and Mia Khalifa fitting a similar pattern: after leaving the p*rn era, they have both spoken negatively about their time in the adult industry, but he points out that the recognition they gained from doing porn is a major reason they’re now able to... show more
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Dredd has a message for former advlt performers who later speak negatively about the industry that helped build their fame 👀 He appeared to be referring to Lana Rhoades, arguing that her early work helped give her the exposure, recognition and audience she later monetized through platforms like OnlyFans. He also brought up Mia Khalifa, making a similar point about how the fame she gained during her time in the industry helped create the platform she has today. His overall message: you can leave the industry and move on, but Dredd believes it’s hypocritical to benefit from the fame and exposure it gave you before publicly discrediting it.
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Dredd crashes out to Adam 22 that Mia Khalifa and Lana Rhoades regret ever being into c6rn and blames the entire industry for their own actions because women generally never want to take full ACCOUNTABILITY for their own decisions. Dredd explains to Adam 22 that these women exit the c6rn industry to make O/F contents and still answer their c6rn names because they really are wh6res who just think they can make more money from doing lesser work and shit on the industry that really put them on the map while playing victims 👀💔 ‘These women exit the industry to still answer their industry names, they genuinely don’t regret their actions, they just don’t want to be accountable for their actions and ever being in the industry, they both joined the industry at the tail end before O/F set in so they thought why should they go through so much work while they can just make more money with lesser effort.. and they play victims because of the victim mentality they still have’
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Riley Reid calls out Lana Rhoades for trashing the porn industry, insisting her traumatic experiences were just personal issues, not the standard: "That stuff makes me really sad... but I know that everyone has their own individual experiences, and porn isn't for everybody." "So like, it makes me really sad at how they go about expressing themselves in the sense of where I feel like specifically those two girls are very adamant about saying it's really bad and everything like that." "And I wish that they would speak about how it's really bad for them specifically and emotionally." "I don't relate to the version of porn that you're talking about. And I'm sure it's out there, and I'm sure there's girls that have been through 10 times worse shit." "But most of the porn girls—damn near all of the porn girls I know—are happy young ladies who are very, very comfortable with their life." "They don't have to do anything on camera that they don't want to do, they work with the people they want to work with, they are extremely vocal when anything happens on set with a guy that they don't like, and they feel heard by the industry." "I am honestly proud of the industry as a whole... the idea that that is the majority of people's experience, I don't think so."
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