Blueface wants the women who have OnlyFans accounts to know that he thinks they’re prostitutes – but specifically only the women.
The “Thotiana” rapper took to social media with his thoughts on Tuesday (April 11). In a video, Blue explained that because they’re having sex on camera and getting paid through subscriptions, that by definition makes them prostitutes. But apparently not the men though, because “only women can be prostitutes.”
“I don’t know who [needs] to hear this, but if you having sex on OnlyFans – you are a prostitute,” Blueface began his video PSA. “Any form of sex in exchange for payment is called prostitution. I didn’t make the dictionary, I didn’t make the definition, I didn’t make the word. Don’t be mad at me, baby! I’m just spreading awareness. That’s it. On God, don’t be mad at me, baby. Okay?”
He continued: “If you just playing with yourself, that’s kind of just pornography. That’s not prostitution because you’re not having sex for payment. Aye, don’t fight me about the shit. Only women can be prostitutes. Men cannot be prostitutes. That’s a hell of a double standard right there, I know. It’s crazy. It’s crazy! I approve this message.”
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In other Blueface news, the Los Angeles native is now facing a civil lawsuit in connection with a shootout he allegedly orchestrated at a Las Vegas strip club in October.
According to the lawsuit, Jasmine Brooks claims she “sustained injuries to her body, specifically her face as a result of defendants’ inadequate, unreasonable and egregiously deficient security of the property.” She’s reportedly seeking a jury trial and more than $15,000 in damages.
The shooting occurred when Blueface was at the Euphoric Gentlemen’s Club in Las Vegas on October 8. The alleged target had apparently joked about Blueface chatting with “some females in a cheap vehicle.”
The L.A. rapper didn’t like the joke, and members of his entourage allegedly hit the man “multiple times.” The man later returned to the club in his truck and asked the crew: “Who hit me?!” after which security footage captured Blueface pulling out his gun and firing shots at the vehicle as he drove away.
The man was left with a bullet graze on his left hand and a truck riddled with bullet marks, according to police.
Blueface was arrested and booked into Clark County Detention Center for attempted murder before appearing in court on November 16. He was later released from police custody on a $50,000 bail. The case remains ongoing.
