Beyoncé broke the Internet by jumping on the remix of Megan’s female anthem Thee Stallion “Savage” and vibrated social media about the possibility of creating an OnlyFans.
“Hips in TikTok when I dance in that time of demon, she may start an OnlyFans”
Beyoncé doesn’t have an account, however, her lyrics have led many others to ask Google, “What is OnlyFans?”
OnlyFans is a social media network, such as Instagram, YouTube and Facebook. But unlike YouTube (which prohibits “explicit content intended to be sexually rewarding”) and Instagram (which allows “nudity in images of paintings and sculptures”), OnlyFans allows all of this.
OnlyFans is a content subscription service where creators can earn cash from users, “fanatics,” who pay a monthly payment to access their exclusive content. The platform is synonymous with the adult entertainment and sexual content industry, but OnlyFans has earned a client of stars such as Cardi B and Bella Thorne.
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How it works
OnlyFans is more productively known for NSFW content that is too complicated for Instagram and YouTube, however, what many don’t know is that it presents a variety of content creators, from musicians to fitness experts, chefs and now top celebrities.
Stars and influencers have begun testing OnlyFans to post unfiltered images and videos to their enthusiasts, as demand for content increases the coronavirus pandemic.
“Beyoncé and any artist are invited to sign up for OnlyFans at any time to foster a deeper connection with their fans,” the platform told Rolling Stone in April.
Creators can set the value of their monthly subscription, according to OnlyFans. Cardi charges enthusiasts $4.99 a month, for example, while Thorne has set his subscription at $20 a month. Creators can even offer subscription plans: Thorne will offer a 6-month subscription for $102.
Cardi B
Cardi joined OnlyFans in August, promising to share the behind-the-scenes music video for “WAP”, the rapper’s new private song with Megan Thee Stallion that focuses on women’s sexual empowerment.
The music video “WAP” was viewed more than 117 million times on YouTube in a week, but enthusiasts may not see Cardi’s full artistic vision because the song was censored. Before the release, Cardi said, “The clip will be the censored edition of the song because the song is so nasty that YouTube said, ‘Wait, wait a minute.'”
But this would possibly not be a challenge for OnlyFans, which necessarily has no restrictions.
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The rapper of “Money” said her OnlyFans account will focus on the content of her life, adding behind-the-scenes images and demystifying rumors. However, the star has made it clear that it will have no interaction in any nudity.
Bella Thorne
Thorne joined soon after, and said on Instagram Wednesday that she would join OnlyFans through an obscene video in which she is dressed in a bikini and a diamond necklace that spells “sex.” While she remained silent about the kind of content other people might expect, Thorne said she was pleased to “talk about politics, the shame of the female framework, and sex.”
The former child star, who has become famous in the Disney Channel series “Shake It Up”, made her director’s debut in the X-rated film “Her – Him”. In October, he partnered with Pornhub for the overall security of the website.
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Other featured faces adapt.
Real Housewives of New York stars Dorinda Medley and Sonja Morgan, Blac Chyna style and “Love and Hip Hop” stars Safaree Samuels and Erica Mena advertise their OnlyFans social media accounts.