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She was teaching 4-year-olds their ABCs. Now she gets fucked by three different men a day on camera, drinks piss for money, and goes home to cook dinner with her boyfriend.
She says the porn money is nothing like what she made with the kids.
In the video below, Addison Vodka tells it herself, from the preschool to the masked sex parties full of upper-class, celebrity-type guests. Wait for what she says happens once the phones are taken away.
She grew up in Florida with a single mom and a home full of yelling. At 18, she was broke and signed up for a sugar daddy site. Older men took her shopping, and the money was nice.
Then she went back to school and became a preschool teacher.
One night she turned on a webcam and took her top off. Almost 10,000 people watched her the very first night. She says it became addicting.
Since middle school she had been saying she wished she could just be a porn star. Now she is one.
She says she has done scenes that are "on the edge of rape." She says she enjoys all of it.
For the first time in her life she is "comfortable." Some days she doesn't have to do anything at all.
Is this empowerment and freedom, or did the internet groom her since she was a kid?
She was teaching 4-year-olds their ABCs. Now she gets fucked by three different men a day on camera, drinks piss for money, and goes home to cook dinner with her boyfriend.
She says the porn money is nothing like what she made with the kids.
In the video below, Addison Vodka tells it herself, from the preschool to the masked sex parties full of upper-class, celebrity-type guests. Wait for what she says happens once the phones are taken away.
She grew up in Florida with a single mom and a home full of yelling. At 18, she was broke and signed up for a sugar daddy site. Older men took her shopping, and the money was nice.
Then she went back to school and became a preschool teacher.
One night she turned on a webcam and took her top off. Almost 10,000 people watched her the very first night. She says it became addicting.
Since middle school she had been saying she wished she could just be a porn star. Now she is one.
She says she has done scenes that are "on the edge of rape." She says she enjoys all of it.
For the first time in her life she is "comfortable." Some days she doesn't have to do anything at all.
Is this empowerment and freedom, or did the internet groom her since she was a kid?
They promised a 22-year-old straight-A sorority girl a 30-minute porn shoot. They fucked her on camera for 12 hours straight, then tried to pay her less because the boss didn't like her ribs.
Later, her little brother walked into a frat party and saw it playing on the screen.
Cristina Nesbit was a sorority girl from Charlotte with a 4.0 GPA when she answered an online ad for clothed modeling. Days later she was flying to California.
Luxury hotel. Makeup artists. A shopping trip. Then the "modeling job" changed.
In the video below, Cristina tells it herself, from the "DVDs only in South America and Australia" lie to two men laughing because she'd never seen a sex toy. Wait for what she says you can hear in one of the clips.
When she hesitated, they said she'd owe them the flight, the hotel, the shopping. Then: we'll tell your family you came here to do porn anyway.
It went straight onto GirlsDoPorn and Pornhub. In one clip, she says, you can see her crying while they dubbed in moaning.
Owner Michael Pratt got 27 years. Recruiter Ruben Andre Garcia got 20. Matthew Wolfe, who she says was her cameraman, got 14. In January 2026, Douglas Wiederhold, the male performer in 71 of the videos, got 4.
In February 2026, a judge ordered $75.6 million in restitution to 106 victims, about $553,000 each on average.
4 years for the man in 71 of these videos. Enough, or should every guy in them be behind bars?
Three girls in bikinis surrounded Clavicular on the strip and the one in the FISHNET skirt wouldn’t let go of him for a second 😳👀
She went in for the kiss in the middle of the club and Clavicular put his hand up and DENIED her in front of everyone 😭👀
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Ed Sheeran was sued for $100 million over a chord progression. In a related trial, he said that if he lost, he would quit music.
In the video below, Sheeran tells Howard Stern what eight years of being called a thief cost him. "Either way you lose," he says.
"Thinking Out Loud" came out in 2014 and won the Grammy for Song of the Year. The heirs of Ed Townsend, who co-wrote Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On," said it copied their 1973 song.
They sued in 2016. In 2018, a company owned by banker David Pullman, which holds part of Townsend's rights, filed a separate suit for at least $100 million.
The first case went to trial in Manhattan in 2023. Sheeran brought his guitar to the stand to show the jury how many songs share the same chords.
"If that happens, I'm done, I'm stopping," he testified.
The trial cost him more than legal fees. His grandmother's funeral was held in Ireland while he was still in court. "I won't get that time back," he says.
The jury deliberated for about three hours and found him not liable. Twelve days later, a judge threw out the $100 million case too.
The company kept appealing. In June 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear it, ending a fight that had lasted almost a decade.
"You just can't copyright a chord sequence," Sheeran says.
So did Sheeran copy Marvin Gaye, or should nobody be able to own a chord progression?
Clavicular had his arm around her in the middle of the party… then she walked off and kissed ANOTHER guy right in front of him 😳😭
She thought hanging on Clavicular’s arm would get his attention… until he picked his SUIT over her 😭👀