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Speaker 3: The best only podcast where the hold smashed the guess. Hey, everybody,
welcome to another episode of plug Talk. My name is
Adam twenty two. I'm joined by my beautiful wife, one of.
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Speaker 3: Today we're sitting down with an up and coming starlet,
Brooklyn Rose. It's me, how are you doing good?
Speaker 1: How are you? Guys?
Speaker 3: It's very tiktoking you to hit us with this thing.
Speaker 1: It's such a bad habit.
Speaker 3: What's it called?
Speaker 1: I don't know. It's cute, there's a name for it.
Speaker 3: I think that somebody invented it, right, I'm just proud
of it. Forty two and I still know that there's
things like girls too TikTok. Anyway, okaya.
Speaker 2: Before we start the other day, Adam asked me about
what the clean Girl aesthetic was. I'm wanting a deep
dive about the clean girl aesthetic.
Speaker 3: No. Yeah, I just saw a YouTube video about it,
the death of Hailey Bieber's Clean Girl esthetic, and I'm like,
he was in I need an explainer. I didn't want
to watch the whole thirty minute video. So I ask you,
and you've never seen her so happy to tell me
about something.
Speaker 1: Death of the clean girl? What is that?
Speaker 3: Yes, it's over.
Speaker 2: I feel like it's still in. Don't you feel like
being a clean girl and looking like you barely have
makeup on and just looking fresh is more popular than
being like full beat in the face.
Speaker 3: I would prefer a woman who looks, you know, relatively
human and not like doing the Jeffrey Star impersonation. You know.
So to me, you were explaining it. You're you're making
this sound like a bad thing. It seems all right
to me.
Speaker 2: It wasn't.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: This is my issue with any esthetic. It's just that
it's the whole point is to sell women on this
idea that they need a hundred step routine just to
look normal, Like I am not wash eying my face. Yes,
it's like a facial exercise, Like I don't have to.
If I did all these things, twenty four hours of
my day would be taken up by just maintaining my beauty,
which is going to decline with age and the way
we've defined it in society. And so you're selling me
on a false promise. Also, how much money are you
going to take out of me every month.
Speaker 3: At her point, you didn't really start to go anywhere
in life until you embraced your beauty, right.
Speaker 2: I mean when I started, I didn't like The only
makeup I wore was like mascara. You were, I didn't
wear makeup.
Speaker 3: Very quickly you leaned into it, right.
Speaker 2: Anyways, le's talk about Brooklyn Rosse.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's talk about Boklyn Rose Man, what are you doing? Okay?
So where are you from?
Speaker 4: I am from Jersey, Jersey, well born in Brooklyn, but
raised in South Carolina. And then all my family is
from Jersey, so I was like constantly back and forth
my life from Jersey in South Carolina.
Speaker 3: Nice, okay? And would you say a pretty normal upbringing?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Absolutely?
Speaker 4: I mean I was born in Lake where I was
raised in a small town. You know, everyone knew everyone,
very secluded. So yeah, I'd say it was just as
normal as like any other childhood. I had a lot
of friends, you know, rebelled a little bit.
Speaker 3: But what did the rebellion look like?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: God, just well, that whole town is just like everyone
wants to be gangsters.
Speaker 1: It's it's really funny.
Speaker 4: But anyways, when you find the right people you just uh,
you do fun things, but in a very chill man
or not in a like want to be gangster kind
of man. We did a lot of uh, smoked a
lot of weed and did some other things back then.
Speaker 3: But how did you avoid becoming a gangster ass chick?
Per se?
Speaker 4: I moved away as fast as I could, truly, like
I got out of it.
Speaker 3: So you weren't really impressed by all that?
Speaker 4: No, not really, No, the people down there, it's kind
of embarrassing.
Speaker 3: You didn't lose your virginity to a killer or anything.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no.
Speaker 3: It probably was an option.
Speaker 4: Right, Oh yeah, no it was. It almost probably almost happened.
Speaker 3: Wait is me even saying like a killer? Is that
like a joke? Because these guys were like.
Speaker 4: Not really like serious crimes are just like there are
some people who did serious crimes just you know, just
for I guess the image of it. And it turned
into a huge thing, Like there was a huge thing
when someone died in my town and it's just because
of beef, like stupid beef, you know, like it's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: It was so stupid I had to get out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is funny when I like, look at how
I grew up and it's like the worst thing that
could happen if you had a problem with somebody who
was like a fight in the park. Yeah. And then
when I talked to people and just like realized, like
how you know, their their upbringing was just filled with
like dudes having rivalries with each other and then they
end up killing each other. I'm like, God, damn, I'm
glad I miss that.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 4: It's honestly weird how people end up, so you know,
like chill with a lot of things that goes on
in like their childhood or the places that they grew up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I felt no solidarity with like my neighborhood. Everybody
in my neighborhood. I ain't give a fuck, you know,
I could have seen them after high school. I wouldn't
even remember that they were from down the street, isn't me,
which is a you know, it's the privilege of growing
up in the suburbs. Yeah, anyway, Okay, what'd you do
after high school?
Speaker 4: After high school? I was really just serving a lot,
you know, just in and out of restaurants. And then
I met someone who he might be talked a lot
about on this podcast, but.
Speaker 2: Do we know him?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, don't know him. He was just
someone that I grew up with and ended up dating,
and he really got me into the industry. It was
more of like a you know, he was very persuasive.
He had a lot of big ideas, but not a
lot of a lot of big ideas, but not a
lot of like follow through, not a lot of planning,
none of that whatsoever.
Speaker 1: It was more of just like I.
Speaker 4: Want to do this, and we should do this, and
you could do that and let's do that. So, you know,
he really persuaded me to join OnlyFans. If it wasn't
for him, I wouldn't be doing this.
Speaker 2: But but do you feel like happy with what you do?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 4: I I want to thank him. I want to thank
him a lot for all the things that I've had
to go through and you know, everything that he's done.
I'm still trying to dig myself out of a little
bit of a hole because of things that you know
that like that he's done that's impacted me.
Speaker 3: But wait, so that was your boyfriend for what like.
Speaker 1: A year, a couple of years, for a couple of years.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like I knew him growing up, Like I said,
small town, like everyone knew everyone, and so yeah, we
just started dating and it was like it was the
thrill was so exciting. I had just turned I was
freshly eighteen, and it was like no one in my
town did only fans. Only Fans wasn't fresh, but it
was still you know, like definitely not as popular as
it is now, you know, four years ago, and so
I was like the first person in my town to
start an OnlyFans and I just I really liked that
thrill of it. I was like, you know, it works
in my favor, might as well try it out. And
so I did, and.
Speaker 1: It's been great, Like it took me far within a year.
Speaker 4: Within a couple of months, him and I moved to Jersey,
we left South Carolina and then were.
Speaker 2: You shooting videos with him? Mm hmmm.
Speaker 4: Yeah. It was mainly solo and me and him all
the time, and it went pretty good. Honestly, Like my
highest paid year was the year I was with him.
I don't really know what it was. It was just
we also did a lot of traveling. It got to
the point where I was making like good enough money
to where I could quit my serving job. And during
this entire time, he wasn't working he.
Speaker 1: Lost if he had a job. Yeah, this is where
it gets American.
Speaker 3: Get a girl into only fans, just live off her,
borrow a car.
Speaker 2: And don't tell me you gave him half.
Speaker 1: I ged him everything. Oh it was, it was.
Speaker 2: It was girls, don't do this. No, pop your pussy
and get him all the money.
Speaker 1: Don't be his mama, don't be his mama.
Speaker 3: Man, guys, get it. How you live, you know, whatever
you can do?
Speaker 1: So bad, so so bad.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I was making up he he you know,
he used my car and door dash and whatnots popping
my pussy on their night and fucking serving a job.
So anyways, I quit my job, made only fans my
full time. And he was like, we should buy a
camper and we should start traveling.
Speaker 2: And I was like, let's do it, funding all his hobbies.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly named Gabby Petina. What the gradler got killed
by boyfriend? They were driving around in a camper, there
were a van life real great YouTubers. I'm just saying,
oh shit, it could have went there. Okay, but so
how was it good for a while or looking back
on it? Was it always a waste of your time?
Speaker 1: See when I look back on it.
Speaker 4: It's so much easier to feel how I feel about
when I look back now, because in the moment when
I was down there doing it with him traveling. This
is twenty twenty three. We bought the camper. He had
an old truck. This was really funny to me. He
had an old truck. It was like an F one
fifty two thousand and six. And we tried towing the
camper that I had just bought, and his truck was
not It was not towing it that It was like
bouncing on the road.
Speaker 1: People were honking on us. So he looks at me
and he goes, Babe, you need to buy a truck.
And I was like, let's let's buy a truck. Let
me buy a truck really quick. So I went and
bought a truck. Nice it was. It was a beastly truck.
Speaker 4: It was twenty seventeen RAM thirty five hundred and it
was lifted and it had thirty seven inch tires.
Speaker 3: Guys, no maker buy a lifted truck.
Speaker 1: Yeah, seriously, how did it end?
Speaker 2: What was your like final straw with this man?
Speaker 4: He had cheated on me while we were living out
in California.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you moved him out here and then he
cheated on you even though you're funding.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we I had like a loan with this traveling company,
like this RV company, and I was able to stay
in any RV park up to three weeks anywhere around
the US.
Speaker 1: So like I would stay in San.
Speaker 4: Diego for three weeks and go to LA for three
weeks and you know, just go wherever I want for
every three weeks. And that was his life, Like he
hadn't made you know, we had the truck I have,
I had three cats at the time.
Speaker 3: That he had a bigger vision, much bigger.
Speaker 2: Such a scumbag. Honestly, I just see it from his perspective,
which is what, you know, take advantage of people who
could be taking advantage of Yeah, you saw that vision
basically the fucking point.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you need to leave. He's building off your own podcast.
Speaker 3: He has not yet reached the pinnacle of his life
that I'm sure is coming. Would you say, good thing?
I mean I don't know, So, okay, what happened to you? You
just straight up last of him because you cheated, So.
Speaker 4: I like wasn't really done traveling. I was like, you
just fucked up my life plans. You know, like I
literally I changed so much in my life to fit
this man's interests and whatnot. And so I was like,
you're gonna take me here, here, and here. And we
spent the next like months traveling around the US.
Speaker 2: Even after you guys broke up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because I just I don't know, like I saw
my life. I saw everything that I had been planning
for a year come to an end, and I was like,
I don't want it to end like that. So, like
he was the one who drove the truck in the camper,
So I was like, you're gonna take me here, here,
and here, and we drove all the way back to
Jersey and then I flew him home on Christmas Day.
Speaker 3: And you're mad at him, but you still have to
keep fucking him because you still need to make only
fans content.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I'm still selling our videos.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 3: But I'm saying, like, even in the middle of you
being really mad about the cheating thing, you can't stop.
Speaker 4: Fucking with, right, Yeah, we kind of. Yeah, it was
more of like an emotional thing, like I don't want
to end thing, So of course I kept. It wasn't
long though, it truly wasn't long before I flew him
home and then had my first collab ever, and I
was like, this is much better.
Speaker 3: Whoa So, who is your first collab after that?
Speaker 1: Oh? I don't associate with him anymore.
Speaker 3: Oh so that also didn't work out?
Speaker 1: Yeah, there was.
Speaker 4: There was a little bit of a drama after a
year of being with him.
Speaker 3: This is a male performer, the guy the first one
you shot with.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you guys might know him playhouse fans.
Speaker 3: No, but so did the ex boyfriend get triggered at
the idea of you shooting somebody else?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: Absolutely? Yeah, absolutely. He is now with a new girl
who also does only fans.
Speaker 1: That's exactly what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So I call it resilience.
Speaker 1: I contacted her, Ay, you so much throat things that you.
Speaker 4: So, Yeah, I contacted her, and I honestly just I
laid it off straight. The only reason why I contacted
her is because I still have I'm still connected to
my ex in ways I don't want to be. Financially,
you know, like, uh, he didn't have a job, so
I like, he didn't even have a bank account or
a debit card. He had a he had like an
ATM card, not a bank not a debit card, so
he would always use my debit card, and all the
bills that we had, the loan for traveling, everything was
under my name and under my card. His credit cards
I was being paid for with my debit card, you know.
So when we broke up, he just kept all that
information on his phone. And I had been paying for
his credit cards, stuff that we gotten together for two years.
I was paying for all of it, and he just
he was like, I'm gonna get a job soon or
all sudden money soon.
Speaker 2: It never happened, So you should have canceled those cards.
Speaker 4: The thing is I was going to what I had
to do is get a completely new debit, debit or
bank account, and I didn't want to do that. I
was just trying to like doing that. Yeah I had,
I just had too many bills connected to my card.
I didn't want to restart completely. And so yeah, that
is my mistake for sure, where I should have done
that immediately.
Speaker 1: I did.
Speaker 4: As soon as I moved out here. I was like
fresh start, fresh, like knew everything. So I got a
new debit card out here. But it was like the
last two years I was spending in Jersey, still paying
for all of his things, just expecting him to pay
me back, and it never happened.
Speaker 2: I won't get you anywhere. How I used to use me.
He used to making me driving around in my Honda.
Speaker 1: So there was like a month his car didn't work
and I.
Speaker 2: Gave him right till we were everywhere. Yeah, it lasted
longer than that.
Speaker 1: I probably would have left.
Speaker 3: I had a friend who like was like, you know,
I got a little car accident. He was like fixing
my car, and like three months later he's like still
fixing my car. And yeah, I was definitely using her
Honda for a while there when I met her, Like
when I met you, Like that was the pathetic situation
that I was in.
Speaker 1: Okay, you're a real one, say.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I mean I had enough money to have a car.
It's just I had, like, you know, incompetent friends who
were taking too long with the repairs.
Speaker 1: Yeah makes sense.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Okay, So you were living in Long Beach up
until recently.
Speaker 1: You said, no, I just moved to Long Beach.
Speaker 3: I just moved there. Okay, So how are you enjoying
lifestyle out there?
Speaker 1: I'm loving it.
Speaker 3: I lived there for many years, so I got a
little bit of a handle of it. What bars do
you go to?
Speaker 1: Thirty six V Room Shannon's.
Speaker 3: Okay, So there's like a strip of bars that are
kind of like the I don't want to say white
people bars, more like punk type bars. And then you
could also go to Second Street and those are like
the sports bars slash Yeah, people of color type bars.
I don't even know if that's accurate anymore, but like
at that time, it was like you had like the
punk strip of bars, and then you had like the
jocks strip of bars. And these are like the two
scenes in Long Beach from our perspective.
Speaker 4: At least, Yeah, Long Beach is pretty active. We played
pool a lot there in my roommate and I. We're
constantly going out to the bars and playing pool.
Speaker 3: We used to go the Pike. The Pike that was
the bar that we went to. I don't even know
if it's like a thing anymore, but we suld just
go there.
Speaker 1: Like Fancy is pretty cool too. I've been at Clancy's.
Speaker 3: So y'all got new bars now? Going around in my
Long Beach days?
Speaker 2: Is not the restaurant?
Speaker 1: Is it a restaurant?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I've only been there like really late.
Speaker 3: The red Room. Is that still a bar?
Speaker 1: The right room? I'm sure it is.
Speaker 3: I'm sure this is really interesting to the people I
hear about. So are you still in like the partying
and getting drunk party or life or not?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but like very I keep it casual, you know,
it's really just a weekend thing. I'm not huge into
getting drunk like that. I smoke a lot of weed.
That's like my go to every day.
Speaker 3: But definitely, So, Okay, where are you at in terms
of your adult performer path? Would you say, like, have
you shot mainstream or are you just doing like collabs
and stuff.
Speaker 4: No, I'm just doing collabs. I don't think I'm gonna
go mainstream. I think I'm enjoying just keeping it, you know,
like very simple and just getting my name out there
by meeting other people without you know, how often are
you doing collabs? I would say like once or twice
a month, just you know, depends on who. I don't
really know that many people out here. I'm still trying
to find new people in LA.
Speaker 2: When you were traveling with your van and you were
doing collabs, like, would you guys just do it in
the r V or.
Speaker 4: Oh no, with the van or the camper. It was
just me, my ex So.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, you didn't keep it after you guys broke up.
Speaker 4: No, I sold it. Oh okay, I sold it. I
sold that, got rid of the truck, got my own
little house in Jersey, and yeah, I've been doing great
ever since.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because we had a girl on here the other
day who actually pulled up in her what would you do?
It was a a van, but she lives out of
in the van, which is kind of surprising just because
like I'm not sure exactly how she like would clean
herself or anything in the van. She's good, no, totally
fine hygiene. It was just kind of like to a
lot of women, I feel like that would be the
thing that would make living out the van not if.
Speaker 4: You have hookups, you can just go somewhere with hookups.
My RV had like an outdoor outside shower kind of thing,
so really you just need access to water. You just
need access to water. Most RVs will have a shower
and a toilet and you can do as you please.
You know, you just got to hook up to water.
Speaker 3: I guess there's like a decent amount of places where
you could pay like four or five books and like
take a shower at like I don't know, truck stops
or something. I learned about this recently.
Speaker 1: Membership.
Speaker 3: Yeah, gym membership could be good.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: I don't care about the hygiene factor. I would just
be like scared to be in a car by myself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, as as a woman in Yeah, as soon as
you start talking about like showering outside, I'm like, holy
fucking a target right there. Like any dude who sees that.
I just couldn't even imagine.
Speaker 1: It's best a dude out a Walmart like two in
the morning. Yeah, like in the warm up parking lot.
Speaker 3: Definitely. What what's your craziest sex stories?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 4: I have this pretty crazy story, but it's not there
was like I didn't.
Speaker 1: I didn't. I didn't have sex with this guy. Okay,
but you guys know who John Wayne is?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, of course the actor.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, me.
Speaker 3: And million years old or something.
Speaker 1: Yes, he died in the seventies.
Speaker 2: The only famous alumni for my high school.
Speaker 3: There you go. It sounds like some before that I
don't know anything about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's like American icon.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but from before my time.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 4: Anyways, Well, his grandson, his grandson used to fund me
and my bestie a little bit and take us out
to really nice dinners.
Speaker 1: And there was there was this one time.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna drop his name, but yeah, John Wayne's grandson.
There was this one time we were at his house
and he had us dress in like little maid outfits
and we were his little maids and we had our
toes in his mouth. He was just chilling on the
ground and we just started sticking our toes in his mouth,
and I started taking pictures. We were like very distracted.
It was just very in the moment. And next thing
you know, we hear a door slam and we look
and we see his son and his girlfriend who had
just flown from the East coast. His son had just
flown and brought his girlfriend home to see his father,
and they walked in on with our toes his mouth.
Speaker 3: So they saw the toes in mouth, They.
Speaker 4: Saw the toes and they said, they didn't say anything.
Speaker 1: They walked away. They turned around and walked away.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, we we got him and made off it so
fast and left. We left so fast. We loved so fast.
Speaker 3: Upset.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I haven't spoken to him. My best friend has. That
was more of her like sugar daddy kind of thing.
But yeah, it was just it's such a mystery because
I just know that he saw, you know, and I think.
Speaker 1: It was two years ago.
Speaker 2: They still talk her and no, yeah anymore, but it's
like a way to end it.
Speaker 1: He tries to reach out.
Speaker 3: Well, there comes a time in every man's life where
you have to explain to your kids that I've got
girls over dressed like maids and I'm sucking their toes.
Speaker 1: I feel really bad for the girlfriend.
Speaker 4: That's the worst part though, Like I'm sure his son
is used to this stuff or something. I don't know,
but the girlfriend walking in I don't know if you
get used to that story.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that would be tough for me. It sucks that
I have like a boring dad sexually. I don't really
learn anything cool about his sex life. I was hunting
in his closet for corno mags my whole life. Never
found one.
Speaker 1: Oh God.
Speaker 3: I ask them, like, you ever had a porno? That No,
I'm like, what the fuck, dude, Like, it's the point
hit him to say something dude like foreign, I was Dad. Okay,
So where are you at in terms of your adult career?
Are you, like, h do you feel comfortable where you're
at or are you trying to make a run at
it and like try to become like a bigger name
or something.
Speaker 4: I am actively trying to get my name out there
for sure, you know, I really want to. I like,
I love this lifestyle and the people that I've met.
It's completely changed my life, truly, and the only thing
that matters to me is how my mom and my
sister are doing. And you know, where I'm at right now,
I'm able to support them, and oh really that's all
that matters. I mean, like I said, like, no, mainstream,
I'm not really interested in like going mainstream or anything
like that as of now. Maybe I might change my
mind in the future, I'm not quite sure, but no,
I'm like really enjoying where I'm at right now. Things
are going great, things are very calm, I'm meeting new people,
so yeah, just yeah, I think I'm just going to
keep like slowly branching out and like reaching out to
people and just keep it like this.
Speaker 1: Nothing. I don't want anything too crazy. I just I
just I'm having fun. I love this lifestyle.
Speaker 3: So I can end up on this podcast. Did we
did our team reach out to you.
Speaker 1: Or two accounts did plug talk.
Speaker 2: You don't know anything about how this works. Outreach on
my Instagram account and on the flug talk Instagram account.
Speaker 3: Is the first podcast, right, Yeah, a lot of first
that's an explainer for future people you meet.
Speaker 2: You know, Yeah, do your fans try to request you
to do like crazier things or are they pretty like
happy with what you're doing on your only fans?
Speaker 4: You know my fans. I have some weird fans. I've
also I've got I've had. It's really unfortunate. I've had
some gross fans to the point where I'm like, yeah,
I can't even allow you on here anymore because you know,
they request some crazy, crazy thing and boggling like stuff
we couldn't even say on here. But you know, like
more they love They want me to put my hair
in pigtails and act you know much younger. I'm like,
I can't do that. But there's a lot of a
lot of my fans surprisingly love like sweat and like
armpit stuff like that. Like I I had this one
custom where he wanted me to come home or come
home and like I just came from the gym and
rub my armpits in the camera and like tell him
to smell my sweaty ass and my sweaty orpits and
my feet and stuff like that. So they love weird stuff.
Speaker 2: That's easy, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I got that customer like cool.
Speaker 3: I know a girl who got flown out by like
an extremely famous NFL player, and his very specific suggestion
was like, please don't shower for like at least two
days before you fly out, and then I want you
to come see me fresh off the airplane so that
your bang is gonna smell pretty much as bad as possible.
Speaker 1: Some guys like that tang, you know, like that.
Speaker 3: Missed me with fresh out the shower, you know kind
of man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I get some arm pitp requests as well, and
then like I'm like, what am I supposed to do
with it? Like I don't know, you know, no serious
flage like I could rub it.
Speaker 1: I don't know. People like what they like, did you.
Speaker 3: Like freaking guys? Yeah, we're talking about you. Okay, so
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