Now Showing: The Money Shot by OnlyFans, Get It While It Last

OnlyFans bans explicit content — as it tries to attract investors after piggybacking on women who sell adult content on their platform.

OnlyFans where dreams are made of, or should I say billions are made of. If you haven’t checked out OnlyFans, you are in the minority. It is one of the biggest platforms for adult content, or should I say porn.

There are many success stories on OnlyFans. It saved women who lost their livelihood during the pandemic by giving them a platform to become content creators, but for an adult audience.

OnlyFans’s primary audience is men. With nothing more but a computer and a credit card, these men found OnlyFans as a haven where they can “get off” without feeling the guilt of doing it on a regular porn site. They can always view OnlyFans as just another social media website.

I have zero judgment for men who use porn or adult sites to relieve themselves. They are so much better than men who are friends with Jeff Epstein, like Prince Andrew and Bill Gates.

Besides, where else can a grandmother make $30,000 a month? Hey, that is real money that can help the elderly.

Of course, people over 60 have sexual needs too, so I say to Michelle Hardenbrook, the GILF, who makes that much money on OnlyFans, to go for it, Granny!

By the way, if you don’t know what GILF means, it is MILF but older. GILF — a Grandmother I’d Like to F*ck.

But the truth is, OnlyFans is also home for bad actors. Young children can post on OnlyFans their sex videos, which the platform failed to ban because it is too busy counting the billions of dollars it piggybacks from women, including minors.

The gentrification of OnlyFans

As always, when ordinary folks make money, the rich and famous can’t help themselves not to dip their fingers and make the platform their own. Who can forget how Bella Thorne “defrauded” her fans, more of that story here.

Bella Thorne’s infamous OnlyFans record has been broken by another controversial artist, 18-year-old rapper Bhad Bhabie, a.k.a. Danielle Bregoli, who earned $1 million in six hours on OnlyFans.

Because of their stunt, women who are not as rich had lost money when OnlyFans changed how content creators are paid after customers complained how Bella Thorne gamed the system. And soon, they could now be banned from the platform they helped build.

OnlyFans bans explicit content.

After becoming successful as a platform, OnlyFans is throwing off the bus millions of women who have created adult content now that it wants to get investors.

OnlyFans is now acting like the pimps who ditch women when they are too old to make money for them.

The company, in 2021, will make $1.2 billion in net revenues, making OnlyFans a unicorn company.

But unlike companies who have unicorn valuation, OnlyFans is not getting any investors, according to a report by Axios.

In a surprise announcement this Thursday, OnlyFans will now ban explicit content by October.

Effective 1 October, 2021, OnlyFans will prohibit the posting of any content containing sexually-explicit conduct. In order to ensure the long-term sustainability of the platform, and to continue to host an inclusive community of creators and fans, we must evolve our content guidelines. Creators will continue to be allowed to post content containing nudity as long as it is consistent with our Acceptable Use Policy.

These changes are to comply with the requests of our banking partners and payout providers.

We will be sharing more details in the coming days and we will actively support and guide our creators through this change in content guidelines.

OnlyFans wants to transition to become a platform where the likes of Bella Thorne can show very little and get paid a lot.

They want people to forget how the platform thrived because of one thing, adult content or the money shot.

The future of OnlyFans should be in the dumpster.

Its fan base should no longer support OnlyFans. The only way men on the platform can redeem themselves is to stop their subscription starting October 1, 2021.

OnlyFans has become a billion-dollar company because of women, and while they were paid, the company took 20% of every cent and dime they made. They are the pimps who made a lot of money and want more either by selling the company or by forcing the women who made the company bigger than what its founders could ever dream of.

Final thoughts.

Welcome to the creator economy.

Platforms make it easy for sex workers to take complete charge of their bodies. Unfortunately, when platforms take advantage of these sex workers, they become worse than the pimps who abuse these women.

They are no different from the producers of the porn videos, who are only after one thing — the money shot.

And for OnlyFans, the money shot is worth billions of dollars.