A few days a story was floating around according to which a female rapper with the stage name “Bhad Bhabie” (barf) made one million bucks on OnlyFans in six hours. This was also confirmed by OnlyFans. As this happened on 1 April, it is possible that this is part of an elaborate April Fool’s prank. Yet, other women have been raking in the dough on OnlyFans before, making hundreds of thousands a month or, in extreme outlier cases, in a day. Thus, even though the headline sounds unbelievable at first, it is not implausible at all. Let me briefly talk about “Bhad Bhabie” before musing over societal implicants of such stunts.

Considering that modern pop music seems to target genuine retards, it should come as no surprise that I had no idea who “Bhad Bhabie” was. She apparently had a few hits in the US. Her songs have illustrious titles such as “These Heaux” (pronounced: these hoes), “Hi Bich”, “Whachu Know”, or “Lotta Dem”. There was a time when we sterilized IQ70 morons. Today, they are such a huge demographic that they can propel some random chick to national fame. “Bhad Bhabie” is only 18, by the way. When she was 15, she rose to national fame due to her appearance on Dr. Phil, which led to the “Cash me outside” meme. I recall stumbling upon this clip a few years ago. Probably nobody foresaw that a few years later this chick would be a multi-millionaire.

The argument has been made that streaming sites have led to a hyperinflation of the price of pussy. Plenty of porn whores and hookers ditched their original career and switched over to video streaming sites like Twitch and OnlyFans as this allows them to make a lot more money with a lot less effort. Instead of squeezing cum out of the schlongs of random johns, they no longer have to leave the house in order to make money, let alone have sex for cash. The most expensive whores leaving the industry may not not necessarily be an indication that the inflation of the price of pussy is real. After all, it may very well be the case that the de-stigmatization of prostitution due to sites like SeekingArrangement has led to many more women whoring themselves out. Still, I wonder if the top-end of the market has gotten more expensive. My hunch would say that this is not the case as there seems to be a never-ending supply of wannabe prostitutes. (Article continues below.)

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The staggering success of a few women on sites like OnlyFans clearly shows how out of whack the valuation of men and women in society is. I think a prostitute who is not particularly enterprising can make an income from sex that is comparable to a solid middle-class job. More enterprising prostitutes make money at the level of a high-income earner. Yet, there used to be an upper limit. No whore was able to rake in a million bucks or more a year, which you may make if you rise high up into the ranks of a big tech company or a bank. Yet, thanks to the powers of the Internet there are now women out there who are able to make a large multiple of that with very little effort. If you extrapolate the earnings of “Bhad Bhabie”, you’ll see that she could well make more money this year than the average CEO of a Fortune 500 company, which is around $12m, all-in. This is truly bonkers.

There is of course the fact that “Bhad Bhabie” is not going to have a long career. She will be able to cash-in for a few years and if she does not make dumb decisions, she is set for life. She is yet another story of a woman who made it big on a porn site. You can probably imagine what effect this will have on society. With marriage rates already in the gutter, and more men than ever dropping out of the rat race, we are probably moving towards a future in which we will eventually reach “peak Internet whores”, which is when simps no longer have enough money to spend on those women. That day can’t come soon enough.

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