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[HU: NSFW] How OnlyFans Ruined an Entire Generation
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this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2024
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I watched the first 3 minutes and its pretty low effort, shallow and reactionary analysis.
It makes a critical error of suggesting that most onlyfans creators are jumping into lambos and making millions; its not the case, I think only below 10% of OF creators actually make more than 1k a month.
I also take issue with how he moralizes against the creators ('lack of dignity')
A structural/class based analysis would be better.
Hate to nitpick, I just have low patience for reactoid content people.
Personally OnlyFansis popular specifically due to none other than good old poverty and objectification.