I Got Hired At A Modeling Agency | CreepCast
episodePreviously titled “I Got Hired At A Modeling Agency” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 2, 2026
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What subreddit and episode theme are introduced at the start of the show?
Welcome back to Creepcast! Today we're going to be reading some stuff from Tales of the Creep! Creep! Tales of the Creep!
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You're new to the channel. If you're unaware, it is a subreddit where our fans go to post stories outside of r slash nosleep. So if you're interested in writing a story, then maybe go there. People like to read stories and stuff. It's a nice little community is all I got to say. All right. Okay. All right. You got it. And the first story we're starting with is I got hired at a modeling agency and things got weird. You ever model? Did you ever do any child modeling? No. Did you do child modeling? I did for a local business, for a local jean business.
Is this real?
It is real. I wore little jeans, and I had a little apple in my hand, and it was a little thing for a back-to-school thing. They chose two kids for my school, and I was one of them. Are those pictures out there somewhere? God, I hope not.
Because I look too hunk and cute. Someone can find it. That's a bounty.
If someone finds that, I'm going to have to have a fucking word with them to be like, get away from me. Stop following me is what I would say.
Oh, someone's going to find that, please. No, I never did any modeling as far as I know. I can't even... I feel like there was a couple instances where I was a kid. I think one time the local news was doing a story at some... like near, you know, Appalachia and all, there was a reenactment of like revolutionary war stuff. And I went to that and I remember the local news was walking around and And they were like, hey, kid, what do you think of this? And I'm like, it's really cool. And they just were like, thanks. And that was it. Probably never made it to air.
Your voice sounded so gross right there.
It's really cool.
Like, okay, cool. I'm getting away from this duck child, this duck boy.
There was one time.
How did hosts' childhood modeling and early media experiences come up before the first story?
So when I was a kid, I went to the Cincinnati Children's Museum, which is like a big museum where you can like play with blocks and like watch bees through glass and stuff like or whatever. And they were doing a commercial for it while I was there. And they were like, hey, do they one of my parents was like, can you be can your son be in the commercial? And I'm like, yeah, I want to or whatever. I remember the camera came near me while I was at this table where it was like these big Jenga blocks that were supposed to teach you like, I don't know, structural integrity or whatever. And I remember I thought I was going to look real cool when they brought the camera over to me. So I tried to build like this room.
this really elaborate like tower at the moment the camera swings over to me the entire thing collapses like on cue and I was just like holding the pieces and I got embarrassed and I just turned around and put my back to the camera and then I remember the commercial came out and I was like oh I want to see it I want to see it so my mom found the commercial and pulled it up and they cut even the footage I was in the background of like they were that upset Can you blame him?
Can you blame him?
You're a bad child. You're a bad kid. That was my brush with modeling. I feel, I feel like though I've made up for public appearances now as an adult, but as a child, I'm like, I'll never, I'm never going to make it. So. but here we are. So who's laughing now? Cincinnati children's museum.
Yeah. Still holding that against them. This is by the way, is written by grunge sea bunny. And I'm very looking forward to it. And I want to say that there's a top of the, and we're going to put, we're going to, I'm going to say this now because it is at the top. There is a content warning. It said, it says brief, very brief use of homophobic language, references to fetish content, implied animal harm, not graphic. As long as you have to say the homophobic stuff, that's all that matters. I will say the homophobic stuff. I will fall on that shield.
My favorite comment on the video we did about the gay dads camping is there's the part where you found out the dads were gay and you went, oh, okay, gay dads, got it.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What subreddit and episode theme are introduced at the start of the show?
0:00–2:30
2
How did hosts' childhood modeling and early media experiences come up before the first story?
2:30–20:46
3
How does 'I Got Hired at a Modeling Agency' begin and set up the protagonist's dilemma?
20:46–37:44
4
What disturbing discoveries turn the modeling gig into an exploitative fetish operation?
37:44–1:38:57