Em Burnham

They have a real issue with it.

But I guess sometimes they're only seeing the surface level.

And I don't have a strong stance on like every OnlyFans creator should be given this, this and that.

Like I'd say it's more of a case by case basis like it would be with any other industry.

Yeah.

on who we should platform and who we shouldn't.

But I know there's a lot of people out there with a really strong stance against OnlyFans, against women in particular, and against anyone giving them a platform.

So I'd be really interested in what those people think when they watch the series.

Because you know how watching a reality series or a documentary, it just does change your mind once you see the others.

I wonder if people see these women like

working at home or like interacting with their families and their friends or like talking about like studying a course and then like getting money and then like building a business and like I wonder or even if there's people who follow these women and then see the inner workings of their life and like they turn the opposite way like I'm really interested in this will change people's minds yeah me too like I really want to watch it to see what kind of like

Yeah, and I think that was a big catalyst for a lot of women signing up to do the show because obviously you get paid to be on a reality show, but also a lot of these women are raking in huge amounts of money that they don't have to open their lives up to a reality show.

But actually, Chelsea from our team, who's often on the spill, went to the Gold Coast to go to the launch.

That's right.

of the show and interviewed a bunch of the women in the show.

So we'll link her piece in our show notes.

And a lot of them did talk about wanting to, like, show a different side of their work or business or, like, show who they are and, like, kind of show themselves as people.

Yeah.

But also the show has drama.

Has drama.