Brad Cockpitt
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I'm not trying to be argumentative, I genuinely want to be educated on this. Not necessarily with regards to Brad but in general. Please could someone explain to me what is wrong with gaybaiting in porn?
If it's to sell a big commercial product (e.g. Disney dropping hints Poe and Finn might get together in the new Star Wars movies) then I get it, gaybaiting's manipulative bullshit to get gays invested without having to pay the social and financial fee for being pro-lgbt in a homophobic international atmosphere.
But for a content creator? Like I imagine the majority of straight porn also doesn't feature people who are _actually_ INTO it. But that's the whole thing: acting aroused. I don't get why it becomes problematic when a straight guy pretends to be into dudes as opposed to a straight girl pretending to be into the guy she's with in a straight porno. It feels like a naive guy crying because "the stripper said she loves me but she really just wanted my money!" I bet a lot of gay porn doesn't feature guys who would be having sex if they weren't being paid; does it really matter if those guys happen to be straight? Answers much appreciated!
If it's to sell a big commercial product (e.g. Disney dropping hints Poe and Finn might get together in the new Star Wars movies) then I get it, gaybaiting's manipulative bullshit to get gays invested without having to pay the social and financial fee for being pro-lgbt in a homophobic international atmosphere.
But for a content creator? Like I imagine the majority of straight porn also doesn't feature people who are _actually_ INTO it. But that's the whole thing: acting aroused. I don't get why it becomes problematic when a straight guy pretends to be into dudes as opposed to a straight girl pretending to be into the guy she's with in a straight porno. It feels like a naive guy crying because "the stripper said she loves me but she really just wanted my money!" I bet a lot of gay porn doesn't feature guys who would be having sex if they weren't being paid; does it really matter if those guys happen to be straight? Answers much appreciated!
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There are a lot of pornstars who enjoy their jobs and I think a lot of people have stated a few times that no one cares if he wants to pretend to have sex ... It's largely the homophobic language he uses and then tries to pass it off as funny.
A lot of gay for pay dudes do porn and aren't outwardly calling their scene partners/viewers faggots.
Basically brad is one of guys who's homophobic and kinda racist while most Gaya won't care cause they think he's hot
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There is some context missing here. What you described is not gay baiting. That's just normal g4p porn. Which I don't think most people have an issue with. I don't.
What Brad and company are doing is actual gay baiting, it's not even gay porn truly. It's a parody. It's inherently dishonest/misleading in a way normal g4p porn typically isn't.
Issue 1: He isn't openly identifying his content as simulated (fake) so he is baiting people to join his page under the assumption there is real sex happening.
Issue 2: And on top of that... You also have the openly homophobic language and stereotypes.
Anytime porn stars have tried to pass off clearly fake activity as real, there is a backlash. This isn't that new. Over a decade ago, Cody Cummings and NDS got backlash for a clearly fake bottoming scene they put out, trying to pass it off as real.
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When I found Brad it was on tiktok and they were clearly over the top and ridiculous and I knew they weren't gay right off. I tried the onlyfans to see him nude because he's a hot straight guy, and there he did bait claiming actual gay sex and stuff. When I first started, he was selling real porn it just wasn't him. That account eventually got banned, so he either did a new one or it was unbanned, but now he posts things that are all him and all fake. That's allowed on onlyfans and still making him money.
Its definitely baiting. It's also not entirely the same because even though it's simulated when they're together, he does also get hard, jerk off, show his hole, finger himself (albeit barely) and cum.
I understand why people get upset, but if anyone ever thinks he's more than a hot straight guy using his body to get money, they have to look past a lot of bad acting to do it
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Had no idea about this history so that's interesting.
I first found him thru some of his solo verbal content and I looked into him assuming that was all he did (which didn't bother me). It's later I found out the depths of his content
I mean I would agree, but lpsg itself is testament to just how many gullible guys are out here, just falling for freaking anything lol smh.
You're not wrongHad no idea about this history so that's interesting.
I first found him thru some of his solo verbal content and I looked into him assuming that was all he did (which didn't bother me). It's later I found out the depths of his content
I mean I would agree, but lpsg itself is testament to just how many gullible guys are out here, just falling for freaking anything lol smh.
But I've grown weary of pandering to the gullible 
I get it with some things, but this guy and his friends are the straightest guys I've seen doing 'gay porn' even when I got scammed I knew it was my own fault and just reported it and got my money back and moved on and now I get his content here because he does have a very pretty virgin hole 
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Bryce Mckenzie for example is almost certainly straight, but he knows gays find him attractive, and he has a mild OF, and he teases gays with his sexuality to extract money. I personally don't think that's ethically bad (in the same way a female stripper pretending to be into her client isn't bad). I get that Brad being verbally abusive to gays is kind of a different kettle, but in general is non-homophobic gaybaiting considered ok?
Wait you didn't know about his gay tiktok content cause I did mostly fake stuff he did on thereHad no idea about this history so that's interesting.
I first found him thru some of his solo verbal content and I looked into him assuming that was all he did (which didn't bother me). It's later I found out the depths of his content
I mean I would agree, but lpsg itself is testament to just how many gullible guys are out here, just falling for freaking anything lol smh.
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It's like when guys in highschool pretend to be gay for a bit during gym class; just that Cockpitt found a way to get money from it
YES!!!!!! Omg that's what he is a guy during gym class
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I think I first found some solo content of his on the T app or maybe myvidster. I didn't know what his social media content was like until this thread, I normally just look people up here first tbh
I think most people are fine with any creator, regardless of sexuality that is generally upfront about the type of content they make and their personal limits. The issues arise when guys are outright dishonest about their attractions / the type of content they actually produce / the lines they are willing to cross. This always leads to backlash. Baiting of any kind is typically not received very well (mainly when it's obvious and insulting)
There will always be some entitled tool "fans" that will demand guys create certain types of content "or else" like collabing or doing hardcore xxx stuff... but a smart creator should know how to maximize their audience without compromising their standards.
Exhibit A. Jakipz, one of the most successful male creators ever and he's a solo content creator. He doesn't do assplay or collabs period (and is very clear about this and his limits in general). He's very savvy and creative unlike many other creators that are just lazy or dishonest.
No that I've seen. There is a lot of faking it, including pushing his finger against his hole and pretending to 'pound' his own ass
but nothing has probably ever gone in him on cameraHowever… idk if it’s my idea, but his hole looks kinda wide openNo that I've seen. There is a lot of faking it, including pushing his finger against his hole and pretending to 'pound' his own ass
Look how loose his hole is. Closeted gay
Tbf technically he isn't closeted. We all just think he's actually straight, but he literally tells us he wants us to pound his hole and how wrecked his friends have made his hole all the time - we've just never bloody seen it
For me the content can be kinda hot its the over acting that puts me off its cringe!
