Reddit users have crowdfunded over $3000 to create an AMWF porn film that hopes to anger white racists.
According to Lulz.com, Reddit users from Subreddit group /r/aznidentity have successfully crowdfunded and produced an AMWF (Asian male, white female) porn film that hopes to trigger “racists from 4Chan.com”.
Organisers theocleanoslate announced that although the total cost of the shoot was $2930, a total of $3197 was raised through crowdfunding. The project also commissioned Asian American porn professional Jeremy Long to raise its profile.
Goals for the project were listed as: “(1) More positive AM representation. (2) Piss the white racist off. (3) Counter productive for the white racist (they just managed to c**k themselves with more AMWF porn). (4) And something we can actually jerk off to, where the AM and his sex partner actually enjoy and love sex. (5) And you get off more women who love AM but can’t find AM porn (other than sexually regressive JAV stuff).”
“I hope this generates maximum outrage for the 4chan or sexpat types. That would be great publicity,” the organisers added. “So now whenever we see a racist anti-Asian incident, we can literally create a porn parody of it.”
“So now whenever we see a racist anti-Asian incident, we can literally create a porn parody of it,” the conclusion read.
However, the production came under fire for basing the shoot on a Twitch streamer who has since admonished members from using her name in regards to the project.
In the original post describing the setting of the porn video, organisers had written, “Sneak peak of the plot: Our [Twitch streamer] got pissed at the racist white trolls harassing her for dating an Asian man, and she decides to f**k her boyfriend while streaming. Slobbering his big Asian c**k while flipping the racist part of her audience off.”
4Chan users were quick to respond according to Nextshark, with a thread titled “Asian male Activist porn being made as revenge on white men” attracting hundreds of comments.
Nonetheless, loyal users of the aznidentity Subreddit showed their support on the thread.
“Will contribute funds to the next crowdfunding event,” wrote one user.
“Top notch project, and very impressive execution,” wrote another.
