Post: #1

"There is a new type of entrepreneur in town: women who are using ‘sexy selfies’... to break into a very difficult industry...
and turn their social media feeds into lucrative businesses..."







How exactly very difficult it is to show your naked ass to the global audience of teenage boys and thirsty men + Indian trolls and count likes and lewd biz proposals?

Instagram is currently the world's biggest attention whore magnet, and further proof that social media is all about serving women and what Rollo calls feminine imperative.

Incidentally, I wonder how rabid feminists with manjaws really feel about this? I know they approve it as a matter of mechanism, but I bet inside they are seeping with contempt for all the airhead hotties who are freely prostituting themselves for our pleasure (...and deep down inside wish that it's them.)

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Post: #2

Do these women earn something from Instagram, similar to what one might earn from a YouTube video? Or do they just receive a chance to become famous and be spotted by a modelling agency?

Post: #3

No, Creepy Eel. Anybody who posts these photos gain no monetary value, just the attention of beta males and self love vanity.

I don't know what to think of women who post this on such sites. Is it good or bad?

Has anybody here seen or met one of these "Insta Models"?

Post: #4

I should not have clicked this thread after lifting.

I never want to have sex with girls who have these types of bodies... I want to obliterate their every orifice and leave them in a quivering mess of sexual fluids while I flip over tables like a fucking tyrannosaurus *


*consentually of course

Post: #5

I bet a lot of those chicks get gifts and shit from their beta followers. I don't think it would be hard from them to milk money, resources out of them.

Post: #6

Many of them get money or items from corporate sponsors for product placement. A lot of companies and tourism boards will fly them out for free to promote their city, hotel, beach, party, etc because it has a good reach. Free clothes, money, meals, hotels, travel, etc. Its like any lifestyle blog except they happen to be hot and have a lot of people who want to fuck them.

Its a business, one of marketing themselves and their lifestyle. Its no different than an instagram account that posts luxury cars. Or any blog online. The monetary avenues are pretty endless if they are hot enough and have enough followers.

Post: #7

A fitness chick I know who is at best a 7 but has a great body showed me the endless shit she gets from sponsors she met thru instagram. Countless bikini companies send her stuff to wear and promote them, she said she's got enough bikinis for frees to not wear the same one twice all year. She gets protein bars and protein powders, tank tops, anything fitness related she's pretty much covered. She doesn't make bank off it or anything but considering she's training for competitions anyway, she's not making any special effort, she just snaps pics in bikinis once in a while and the goodies keep rolling in. I got a few boxes of protein bars from her so it benefits me

Post: #8

Any business that connects attention whores with thirsty men will have a hard time failing.

Post: #9

(01-17-2014 02:16 PM)WesternCancer Wrote:  I should not have clicked this thread after lifting.

I never want to have sex with girls who have these types of bodies... I want to obliterate their every orifice and leave them in a quivering mess of sexual fluids while I flip over tables like a fucking tyrannosaurus *


*consentually of course

This is my new OKC opener.

Quote:I don't want to have sex with you. I want to obliterate your every orifice and leave you a quivering mess of sexual fluids while I flip over tables like a fucking tyrannosaurus.

Consensually of course.

For any girl whose profile seems DTF.

Post: #10

Sex sells. Thirst buys.

   

Post: #11

Great thread. My brother's boyfriend's friend is a fitness model with a boyfriend. I've been told the boyfriend is a barrier to her earning more money. I didn't really get it until reading this thread. (I was originally thinking prostitution, not selfies.)

Post: #12

(01-17-2014 02:17 PM)samsamsam Wrote:  I bet a lot of those chicks get gifts and shit from their beta followers. I don't think it would be hard from them to milk money, resources out of them.

Such a thing occurs in the porn world. The simps buy shit that's on the amazon wish lists of various porn whores(and for nothing in exchange).

That similar would occur here is pretty likely.

Post: #13

Well this does illustrate a certain cultural point from Roman Antiquity: for years art historians wondered why Roman statues of deceased matrons were the same, same dress, same hair, same expression, etc. Then some Classicist made the point, it was to show that she was an example of a good women, not individual but integrated as part of family.

Needless to say the Roman patricians had no use for thristy betas.

Post: #14

Jen Selter is a long-time fame whore with no discernible talent who has been promoting herself to magazines and TV since 2010.

Here is a People article on her nose job from around four years ago. And here she is on the TODAY show, also in 2010.

You don't get in these places unless you have a public relations person or firm promoting your brand -- and I say this as a writer who may just have worked for one of these places (ahem). You can't just call TODAY and say "put me on the air Friday!!"

This is all planned and paid for well in advance. It's a marketing campaign. When the nose job promotion didn't get her a reality show, they went back to the drawing board and came up with this.

Cindy Margolis did a similar thing in the late 1990s. She promoted herself as "the most downloaded woman on the Internet," which was a totally imaginary title a PR person dreamed up. There is/was no way of knowing who has the "most downloaded" J-Pegs.

The question is why anyone would give a fuck when there's more free porn online than anyone could ever view in 100 lifetimes. Just hope the inevitable reality show isn't too bad.

Post: #15

(01-18-2014 09:53 AM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  Jen Selter is a long-time fame whore with no discernible talent who has been promoting herself to magazines and TV since 2010.

Here is a People article on her nose job from around four years ago. And here she is on the TODAY show, also in 2010.

You don't get in these places unless you have a public relations person or firm promoting your brand -- and I say this as a writer who may just have worked for one of these places (ahem). You can't just call TODAY and say "put me on the air Friday!!"

This is all planned and paid for well in advance. It's a marketing campaign. When the nose job promotion didn't get her a reality show, they went back to the drawing board and came up with this.

Cindy Margolis did a similar thing in the late 1990s. She promoted herself as "the most downloaded woman on the Internet," which was a totally imaginary title a PR person dreamed up. There is/was no way of knowing who has the "most downloaded" J-Pegs.

The question is why anyone would give a fuck when there's more free porn online than anyone could ever view in 100 lifetimes. Just hope the inevitable reality show isn't too bad.

DOBA - question, whats the clinical take on chicks like this? I am guilty of following all sort of brazilian bikini models on IG. It started a few months ago with the big butt fitness models. I have noticed there are thousands of chicks posting like this now on IG, relatively unknown average girls with decent bodies posting like they are superstars and getting 10'sK followers. Not sure what my actual friends who follow me think of me following all this soft core, but its actually pretty good..

Post: #16

NOthing new here, be a attractive female and the world will be served to you on silver plate.

Post: #17

No kidding. In the past a female used to have to be engaging, think courtesans, hetaera, geishas, burlesque performers. Americans have a very low form of erotica, that of simple nudity. How infantile, which is the best way to sum up betas.

Post: #18

(01-18-2014 10:09 AM)puckman Wrote:  

(01-18-2014 09:53 AM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  Jen Selter is a long-time fame whore with no discernible talent who has been promoting herself to magazines and TV since 2010.

Here is a People article on her nose job from around four years ago. And here she is on the TODAY show, also in 2010.

You don't get in these places unless you have a public relations person or firm promoting your brand -- and I say this as a writer who may just have worked for one of these places (ahem). You can't just call TODAY and say "put me on the air Friday!!"

This is all planned and paid for well in advance. It's a marketing campaign. When the nose job promotion didn't get her a reality show, they went back to the drawing board and came up with this.

Cindy Margolis did a similar thing in the late 1990s. She promoted herself as "the most downloaded woman on the Internet," which was a totally imaginary title a PR person dreamed up. There is/was no way of knowing who has the "most downloaded" J-Pegs.

The question is why anyone would give a fuck when there's more free porn online than anyone could ever view in 100 lifetimes. Just hope the inevitable reality show isn't too bad.

DOBA - question, whats the clinical take on chicks like this? I am guilty of following all sort of brazilian bikini models on IG. It started a few months ago with the big butt fitness models. I have noticed there are thousands of chicks posting like this now on IG, relatively unknown average girls with decent bodies posting like they are superstars and getting 10'sK followers. Not sure what my actual friends who follow me think of me following all this soft core, but its actually pretty good..

Er, don't know what the clinical take is. But I know this: it's one thing to like a hot Brazilian model. It's another to like a totally average American woman like this with a gimmick.

Without the PR schtick, this woman would be nowhere. No one would have ever noticed her. The model would still be turning heads.

On top of that, her butt isn't even that fantastic, compared to a lot of black womens. AND I'm now wondering if she's using padding -- something the '70s singer-songwriter Barry Manilow (cough, cough) used to do because his butt looked too skinny on stage.