Again, this series focuses on talent who probably signs up to shoot again after completing this doc about how they got out. Brittany Andrews is one of the features women in this production. She talks about leaving the industry because of how prevalent the anal genre is and how she isn't interested in doing that. Well, look at her IAFD page and sort her work by year. Guess who has been busy getting her booty busted. She's a dominatrix, DJ and Real Estate agent just to name a few hustles. Sorry, you are telling on yourself that you aren't good at something when you have to hold down 5 jobs just to give the impression your successful.
In a previous film, Lisa Ann reveals that the industry is secretly racist. This claim couldn't be further from the truth. The industry is open about their racism. They used George Floyd death to remove all references of IR scenes from the IAFD because somehow that honors his death. No, it only helps to protect racist producers, agents and talent. IR is a porn genre, and you tell me one other true genre that is not represented on IAFD. Some tried to call IR a fetish, but when people have dies over IR relationships and beliefs, it's not a fetish, it's a lifestyle, so stop trying to pretend like love doesn't transcends race.
I learned something about Tera Patrick and I think her education was the key to her success, she made her money work for her, so she didn't have to grind so hard for her money. Bonnie Rotten also had an interesting story, but it doesn't explain why she was one of the most racist females to ever perform.
This series reveals who is broken, who is smoking and who is choking. I think it's one thing to be smoking hot in your 20's and a Vivid girl and 20 years later be at a legal brothel wondering why no one is interested in your broke down body. The fact that you entered into a contract that pays the house far more than you earn again reveals how your road led to desperation. Lisa Ann said it best, when you avoid black male talent, you are avoiding a large portion of the consumer base. So do you want 100% of a niche market, or 100% potential of the entire market.
Porn doesn't end, you just die, turn your 15 seconds of fame into and additional second, then someone steals your name and the cycle repeats.
In a previous film, Lisa Ann reveals that the industry is secretly racist. This claim couldn't be further from the truth. The industry is open about their racism. They used George Floyd death to remove all references of IR scenes from the IAFD because somehow that honors his death. No, it only helps to protect racist producers, agents and talent. IR is a porn genre, and you tell me one other true genre that is not represented on IAFD. Some tried to call IR a fetish, but when people have dies over IR relationships and beliefs, it's not a fetish, it's a lifestyle, so stop trying to pretend like love doesn't transcends race.
I learned something about Tera Patrick and I think her education was the key to her success, she made her money work for her, so she didn't have to grind so hard for her money. Bonnie Rotten also had an interesting story, but it doesn't explain why she was one of the most racist females to ever perform.
This series reveals who is broken, who is smoking and who is choking. I think it's one thing to be smoking hot in your 20's and a Vivid girl and 20 years later be at a legal brothel wondering why no one is interested in your broke down body. The fact that you entered into a contract that pays the house far more than you earn again reveals how your road led to desperation. Lisa Ann said it best, when you avoid black male talent, you are avoiding a large portion of the consumer base. So do you want 100% of a niche market, or 100% potential of the entire market.
Porn doesn't end, you just die, turn your 15 seconds of fame into and additional second, then someone steals your name and the cycle repeats.