Might be because they don’t see themselves as in the industry in a traditional sense. They often create and produce their own content, and self manage and they don’t work with studios and do a ton of formal contracts with big production teams and directors?
I suppose it’s a bit of semantics but there are some distinctions.
Google AI has some good input:
Many OnlyFans creators reject the label "porn star" because they view their work as independent digital entrepreneurship, lifestyle branding, or soft-core glamour rather than traditional adult film production.
I suppose it’s a bit of semantics but there are some distinctions.
Google AI has some good input:
Many OnlyFans creators reject the label "porn star" because they view their work as independent digital entrepreneurship, lifestyle branding, or soft-core glamour rather than traditional adult film production.