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Last fall, Blueface, a rapper best known for his hit song “Thotiana,” had a reality show idea. A spin on Oxygen’s controversial Bad Girls Club, he would invite a handful of young women into his home, film their every move for nearly a month and post the videos on OnlyFans—dubbing it Blue Girls Club.
For a $50 monthly subscription to his channel, viewers can watch the women repeatedly brawl with each other, party long into the night, and dance for the camera. While Blueface pockets the cash, the women’s payment comes mainly in the form of “exposure.”
Blueface, real name Johnathan Jamall Michael Porter, seems to have taken inspiration from fellow rapper Tyga, who made waves when he joined the subscription-based platform last September, teasing images of himself surrounded by women. “It’s a new platform where I can talk directly to my fans and give them exclusive music, pics, videos, and other BTS of my latest releases,” Tyga initially said. “They can really see more inside my life than ever before, and an intimate look of what I do every day. It’s ‘bout to be lit!”
But 24-year-old Blueface saw further potential: to house an entire show on OnlyFans. The poorly produced content never garnered too much attention outside his fan base until this week, when some social media users went so far as to liken him to R. Kelly after a portion of the latest episode was leaked outside the site.
“Ready to get tatted?” Blueface asks a room of sleeping women that he had flown out to his $1.3 million home in the quiet Los Angeles suburb of Chatsworth in early April. The cameraman pans around the room showing unmade bunk beds and clothes strewn around. “Tattoo or go home, which one is it?” he asks.
Social media quickly pounced on the clip—some jokingly referring to it as “Blueface Bootcamp,” but many were concerned about the rapper forcing women to get a tattoo that pays homage to him as a test of loyalty, likening it to a cult.
As the media firestorm grew, Blueface remained smug. “Sheesh who knew my lil old OnlyFans show would be so viral,” he tweeted, adding, “WTF is a cult.” As for the sleeping arrangements, he shrugged it off. “America’s Next Top Model was on bunk beds but y’all mad at me.”
“For those who are curious, my show is a 3-week series,” he later clarified. “I move women in from all over the US, fly them out to Cali, put them under one roof. I own 2 homes. I don’t stay there. I take care of all there [sic] financial needs while they are here. I promote there [sic] brands etc. We film all day, tune in.” He followed up the tweet by announcing a casting call for the next season.
But 23-year-old Zia, who participated in Blueface’s first show last year, issued a warning to any women interested in applying. “This could affect people mentally for a long time,” she told The Daily Beast. “I definitely think he is compromising the safety of a lot of young women, even outside the Blue Girls Club. I just think that they are in jeopardy.”
“I want all the girls to know who are signing up for this: you don’t have to do anything you don’t want to do,” she continued. “If you say no, keep saying no. Just please try to be safe. Be smart about what you do and what you say.”
Zia mostly takes issue with the nearly daily physical fights that break out between the women, who throw hard jabs to the face, shove each other into walls, tackle other women to the ground, pull at hair, and scrape with nails. Chrisean Rock, who appeared in both seasons and is the first woman signed to Blueface’s label, had her tooth knocked out one night when Blueface’s former partner turned up to the house.
Zia said she never fought back when she was attacked by the other women because she’d previously decided to never get into an altercation due to her PTSD from when she was physically abused in the past. She claims that she heard Blueface remark about her, “How do you expect to come to Blue Girls Club and not expect to get hit?”
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Last fall, Blueface, a rapper best known for his hit song “Thotiana,” had a reality show idea. A spin on Oxygen’s controversial Bad Girls Club, he would invite a handful of young women into his home, film their every move for nearly a month and post the videos on OnlyFans—dubbing it Blue Girls Club.
For a $50 monthly subscription to his channel, viewers can watch the women repeatedly brawl with each other, party long into the night, and dance for the camera. While Blueface pockets the cash, the women’s payment comes mainly in the form of “exposure.”
Blueface, real name Johnathan Jamall Michael Porter, seems to have taken inspiration from fellow rapper Tyga, who made waves when he joined the subscription-based platform last September, teasing images of himself surrounded by women. “It’s a new platform where I can talk directly to my fans and give them exclusive music, pics, videos, and other BTS of my latest releases,” Tyga initially said. “They can really see more inside my life than ever before, and an intimate look of what I do every day. It’s ‘bout to be lit!”
But 24-year-old Blueface saw further potential: to house an entire show on OnlyFans. The poorly produced content never garnered too much attention outside his fan base until this week, when some social media users went so far as to liken him to R. Kelly after a portion of the latest episode was leaked outside the site.
“Ready to get tatted?” Blueface asks a room of sleeping women that he had flown out to his $1.3 million home in the quiet Los Angeles suburb of Chatsworth in early April. The cameraman pans around the room showing unmade bunk beds and clothes strewn around. “Tattoo or go home, which one is it?” he asks.
Social media quickly pounced on the clip—some jokingly referring to it as “Blueface Bootcamp,” but many were concerned about the rapper forcing women to get a tattoo that pays homage to him as a test of loyalty, likening it to a cult.
As the media firestorm grew, Blueface remained smug. “Sheesh who knew my lil old OnlyFans show would be so viral,” he tweeted, adding, “WTF is a cult.” As for the sleeping arrangements, he shrugged it off. “America’s Next Top Model was on bunk beds but y’all mad at me.”
“For those who are curious, my show is a 3-week series,” he later clarified. “I move women in from all over the US, fly them out to Cali, put them under one roof. I own 2 homes. I don’t stay there. I take care of all there [sic] financial needs while they are here. I promote there [sic] brands etc. We film all day, tune in.” He followed up the tweet by announcing a casting call for the next season.
But 23-year-old Zia, who participated in Blueface’s first show last year, issued a warning to any women interested in applying. “This could affect people mentally for a long time,” she told The Daily Beast. “I definitely think he is compromising the safety of a lot of young women, even outside the Blue Girls Club. I just think that they are in jeopardy.”
“I want all the girls to know who are signing up for this: you don’t have to do anything you don’t want to do,” she continued. “If you say no, keep saying no. Just please try to be safe. Be smart about what you do and what you say.”
Zia mostly takes issue with the nearly daily physical fights that break out between the women, who throw hard jabs to the face, shove each other into walls, tackle other women to the ground, pull at hair, and scrape with nails. Chrisean Rock, who appeared in both seasons and is the first woman signed to Blueface’s label, had her tooth knocked out one night when Blueface’s former partner turned up to the house.
Zia said she never fought back when she was attacked by the other women because she’d previously decided to never get into an altercation due to her PTSD from when she was physically abused in the past. She claims that she heard Blueface remark about her, “How do you expect to come to Blue Girls Club and not expect to get hit?”
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