TRENTON, NJ – Tough times call for drastic measures, especially in New Jersey, a state with one of America’s highest costs of living indexes. While many work multiple jobs to put food on the table the old fashioned way, LA Weekly reported that has been a surge in content creators from New Jersey on the adult-based OnlyFans app.
Women are creating accounts on the website and taking bikini-clad photos. In return, men can pay and subscribe to those photos.
And it’s not an app for finding the latest news for sports fans either.
“New Jersey has seen a surge in content creators flocking to OnlyFans as a means to share their adult content and engage with their fan base. The reasons behind this trend are manifold. Firstly, New Jersey benefits from its proximity to major metropolitan areas like New York City and Philadelphia, making it an attractive location for aspiring models and adult entertainers seeking wider exposure and a larger customer base,” LA Weekly wrote.
One New Jersey-based creator, Bryce Adams, reportedly has 10,358,000 subscribers on the platform, while others have between 44,000 and 100,000.