Victoria Coates
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 27 May
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Yeah. So the crazy thing is when people ask me about this, like what is the hit rate, I guess you could say of when you're called message a girl, it was so successful. And the reason why that is, is because we play with our words nowadays. So if I did you, I was like, Hey, do you want to sign up to do porn? And we'll take 20% of your income. You're probably not going to earn a lot.
You're going to have to do some really extreme things. You'd be like, no, But if I message you and I say, hey, I love your vibe, you see this Instagram page and we're throwing these parties and these dinners and we're showing this lifestyle and we're saying, would you like to be an OnlyFans creator and maximize your earnings? You're going to, ooh.
So there were specific requirements that we did have for girls that we would look for. And at the time when this was back in about 2021,
to 2023 um the main top categories in pornography was teen fresh teen and barely legal and so we had a girl at the agency that we would lie and say was fresh 18 and she made the most money so we would actually look for girls that looked young and were already posting provocative content online on tiktok or on instagram and then they're the ones that we would cold message
Yeah, definitely. So the, I guess, catalyst for this kind of weird movement that we see of girls idolizing it, a huge influence in that is this thing called the Bop House. And so the Bop House is based in Los Angeles and it's got 3.2 million followers on TikTok. And it's a bunch of OnlyFans girls and they live in this house together and they do childlike content. And it is so popular.
Everywhere I go, all these little girls, they watch Bop House content. And so that's where this stems from is these girls. The Bop House is now open for registration, but you have to prove that you have a history of doing this type of content. So I have a close friend in Redding, California, who was telling me that at her daughter's school,
Her daughter was telling her that her friends are literally, as you said, storing up their content. So when they turn 18, they can show the Bop House girls that, hey, look at this history that I have. So it's child porn. So then they can go and be at the Bop House and have this lifestyle and do OnlyFans because they do OnlyFans.
Yeah, yeah, definitely. And again, that's why I think that it is so important to be having this cultural conversation of what is happening online, because what we would do with the agency to market pedophilia girls to idolize, again, this type of lifestyle is you would make these girls basically have three to four TikTok, three to five, sorry, TikTok accounts.
And every single day, these girls were posting five unique videos per account. So up to 20 videos. And we had an algorithm specialist that would send us these very specific curated videos. And these girls would have to recreate them for virality. And so we're getting girls in seven days on like one video to like 2.2 million views on one video.
What kind of content might that be that you go, okay, we know this will go viral? So it's a mixture of so many different things. And it's more kind of the system behind it that I think helps with pushing the virality. But it's very specific things. So one of the examples that I use is there was a trend that was going at the time and it was like a vanity trend.
And so you had all these different little makeup compacts with the mirrors and they were facing you. And so what would happen is the girl would scan the makeup compacts with the mirrors facing her. And then the caption was, did you see it? And it had a trending song playing at the time and all these very specific SEOs, very specific trending hashtags and all of this.
And so you would sit there and you go, did I see it? Did I see what, what is it? And so you're continuing to watch it because you're curious about it. And then you just see a glimpse of a girl in lingerie and you go, Oh, and so then what does it do? It sparks someone's curiosity. So then they go to the page and they want to see more. And then they, so then that's how things go viral.
And so it's all very, um, curated, you know? And I think that's really important because that's what's being sent out again to this generation to allure them to think that this type of stuff is like organic and this is how you're rewarded. Now we see that people actually idolize this. People are quitting their jobs, dropping out of college, young girls dream dreams. And
across a vast majority of people that I've interacted with to actually do this and they aspire to it. So that's why I think this cultural shift has happened from social media, oversaturating it.
Um, but for the, the behind the scenes of what is actually happening, the realisticness of it is like, people think that you're going to jump on OnlyFans and earn a bunch of money and it's amazing, but the average wage is $180 a month. It
So, yeah, ours was a little bit of an anomaly, I would say, because we already knew two of the owners of the agency where I worked at were already quite prominent in OnlyFans. So they already knew a lot of friends that were, I guess, like a higher caliber, you could say. But then even... ones that maybe weren't in that bracket.
Realistically, again, you're really not earning that much more than if you had like in quotation marks, a normal job. Yeah. And there's a huge requirement from now we know social media, why is that what you're needing to do? And then actual content wise on OnlyFans, there is a huge requirement of what is needed to be able to satisfy your subscriber.
And people don't really yet understand the depths of it's as much of a full-time and intense job as what we perceive like a normal job to be. A lot of girls are jumping online thinking that they're going to make this money. I just have to sell my feet, but we can see how competitive this is. You've got, you know, influencing factors like agencies that want you to do more.
You've got subscribers that want you to do more. It's competitive. So you're probably going to jump on, film a bunch of porn, have it on the internet for forever. It's very difficult to get down and you might earn a couple hundred dollars.
Yeah, the first element is account management. So what would happen is when you recruit a girl, the first thing they do is an onboarding questionnaire. And so the onboarding questionnaire is every single personal minute detail you can think about the girl we're asking them. And in this as well, and I think this is really important because a main argument as well is, well, um,
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