Award-winning online adult retailer and entertainment site Adult Empire (AE) has compiled its latest video montage of porn star responses to ‘What’s your biggest porn star problem?’ on the company’s official YouTube channel.
“Adult fans absolutely love our porn star interviews that ask on-the-spot questions, so we’ve been following up with more clips to meet demand,” said Adult Empire’s Director of Marketing, Megan Wozniak. “The ladies’ answers never fail to surprise or amaze me.”
In the four-minute video clip, performers such as Keisha Grey, Dani Daniels, A.J. Applegate, Anna Bell Peaks, Romi Rain and Richelle Ryan reveal their biggest concerns on – and sometimes off – the porn production set.
For Keisha Grey, “not having chemistry with the person you are working with that day” is a problem a lot of non-porn pros must deal with daily, but not quite as intimately. Dani Daniels concurs, as “you have to SUPER open up,” both literally and figuratively, with another person.
“People think we’re unorganized or we are late a lot… people think we don’t have a real job,” added Romi Rain. “A porn star problem is trying to go about our day like a professional and being told that we’re not… and the lack of baby wipes.”
A.J. Applegate divulges further – and gets quite candid – about the job hazards that require up close and personal work: “Your period is an awful porn star problem… “and you can’t eat the night before you have an anal scene… that sucks!”
“If people know what I do before they’ve met me, I get a lot of judgy looks… and I have a tattoo that says ‘Judge me not’,” said Anna Bell Peaks. “I don’t want you to look at me and condemn me because of tattoos or have wild hair.”
For Cherie DeVille, it’s more personal: “my best friend complained that ‘you’ve never had a threesome with me and your new boyfriend!’ Only shit like that would happen in porn.”
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