Speaker 1: Callie Sweet's my guest for the evening. You know exactly
where you can find her at X Callie Sweets. X
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on over again. X Callie Sweets, Kellie Sweets, thank you
so much for coming on with me tonight.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for having me by. Yeah, you
have to spoil yourself. Absolutely, braces could come eventually.
Speaker 1: You know, I never had braces. I have straight teeth.
It's totally fine, just go with it. Let me ask
you right off the bat, it's an odd question. What
do you consider your job title to be?
Speaker 2: I just say adult entertainer because there's so much more
to my job and not just only you know, a
content creator, sure, not just a corn star or model
or anything. So I think I kind of sums it
all up.
Speaker 1: I would agree. I always say, you know, when I
ask someone that and they say, just straight off the
bat porn. So I go, does that account for all
of your social media? Does that account for all of
the replying to people? No, you're not just a content creator.
You're running a CALLI sweets business, which is right.
Speaker 2: There's so much else to it. I mean, I'm sure
you can just do the studio scenes, but yeah.
Speaker 3: Right right, yeah right, stay in age.
Speaker 2: I think you have to do the social media to
market yourself. Just you know, there's so many pretty girls
out there, so.
Speaker 1: Wow, absolutely, Well let me ask you take me through it.
How did you initially decide to get into the adult
entertainment industry in whatever form it was, whether it was camming, dancing,
right to scenes. When did you go I can't do
vanilla shit anymore, I need to do something different.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think I was in cosmetology when I first decided.
Speaker 3: I'm like over the normy stuff.
Speaker 2: I do love like the cosmetology thing, but yeah, that's
not the attention I wanted.
Speaker 3: And I could do my own hair makeup.
Speaker 2: But I'd say in twenty twelve, that's when I first
filmed what companies. I think I was only in the
industry for like two years, so I didn't stay too long.
But anyways, I took like a ten year break and
I came back in late twenty twenty three. You basically
say twenty twenty four, because it was like really late
in the year. But yeah, my last job as a bartender,
you know, have to request time off, have to you know,
like I just I'm not into having to get permission
to live my life. And I've done nursing and all
that as fulfilling as it was, you know, I want
to enjoy life. I you know, love being beautiful, and
you know, I like the attention I got from it.
Speaker 3: So let me I could be a nurse later go.
Speaker 1: Back totally absolutely. Let me Let me ask this. Did
you have representation or an agent or anything at the
time when you decided to leave, and it's so did
you did they try and talk out of it? Did
you feel a little bit like, oh am I making
the right choice? Or were you set where you're like, nah,
this is what I'm doing. I'm out leaving.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was definitely just done mentally.
Speaker 2: I did have an agency and everything, but I think
I kind of all like worked it self out because
for one.
Speaker 3: I wasn't getting as many.
Speaker 2: Jobs, you know, so I kind of like silently got
to like scooch away, you know, like instead of just
not being available, they just stopped calling.
Speaker 3: They were like, you're any said like you work for
you this and not day okay, new girl.
Speaker 2: But besides that, I kind of just I guess I
wanted to be normal side thought. You know. I want
to say I was pretty young, but I got into
the industry like twenty three ish, so I wasn't that young.
Speaker 3: But still I think I kind.
Speaker 2: Of listened to what other people saw and they're like,
you shouldn't be doing that with your like or capable
so much more, and you know, blah blah blah. So
I did that and it brings me right back here,
so it makes me a bit more grateful.
Speaker 1: First, let me say I'm not blowing smoke here. I
pulled up. I've definitely seen some of your content before,
but it's like, you know, how do you how do
you know anymore? Sometimes when your brain is just tearing
through everything I looked at your stuff and I was like, okay,
well she probably started about twenty twenty four to twenty
twenty three something like that. She's probably in her mid twenty.
You look phenomenal. Okay you are. You were not an
old lady, but I thought you were like twenty for now.
And I was like, oh, okay, all right, so we'll
talk to this newer girl about getting no no no
season pro Uh. Let me let me ask Kelly, when
you decided to leave for nursing one? Why on that?
Only because I dated a girl in college who was
doing nursing and I was so much smarter than she is.
And then I looked at her book. I made that assessment,
not she did. Uh. When I was looking at her
fucking like vocab stuff, I was like, dude, I can't
even say these you have to memorize.
Speaker 3: This terminology is fucking gnarlas.
Speaker 1: So what makes you go like, I'm you know, I'm
getting paid to have sex, to be hot this and that.
I understand you say it may have slowed down a
little bit. So obviously you need work, you need to
make money, But why jump into nursing of all things?
It seems so frantic and high pace.
Speaker 2: I mean, I have a lot of family that's in
the medical field, so it was kind of just like
following the footsteps, like yeah, and have doctors and RNs
and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: So it was like, well, let's follow the path.
Speaker 2: And I got why they did that, and I really
did enjoy it. It was amazing. I did think about
eventually being a traveling nurse and things like that.
Speaker 3: It's not fun.
Speaker 2: They say you aren't supposed to work to have fun,
but I mean I am so.
Speaker 1: You know, you know who says you weren't supposed to
work to have fun. People who hate their jobs but
have a lot of bills to pay, you know, and
haven't figured out how to like wiggle their way into
the thing that I enjoy and still makes money. Because
I all those people if they found that thing and
then they would all just go. You have to follow
your passion in life like you always have. It's no
offense to you and no offense. It's so much easier
when you were following your passion and it's working.
Speaker 3: Right absolutely a million percent.
Speaker 2: And seriously, like whether you're a musician or artist or whatever,
I really think like if you have a talent or interest.
Fucking do it if you could make the same amount
of money or more. Why fucking dude, ash shut.
Speaker 1: Now here's an interesting thing. I read this one time.
Now I don't know if it was in an official
study or a meme, so you're going to have to
excuse me on that. I've read that nursing has and
I apologize now that you've said your family is in
the field a little bit. I've read that.
Speaker 3: Nursing sexual field, isn't it.
Speaker 1: I've read that nursing has one of the highest infidelity
rates among careers in your experience in that industry. Why
do you think that is? Why? Like what causes that?
Speaker 3: Why are so many nurses sluts? That's a good question.
Speaker 2: You know, we definitely are because I just remember like
gossiping those coworkers, and you know, we're always planning to
go out for the weekend and do some crazy shut
or like who's going to get the doctor? You know?
Speaker 1: So, well, what do you think that maybe stems from.
Is it maybe that you're seeing like.
Speaker 3: Maybe because they're like nurturing or very maybe or you're.
Speaker 1: Seeing like pain or sadness during the day and you
just feel like you want someone to hug, and then
you hug the hot doctor and you kind of feel
as bulge and you go, oh, doctor's got a lot
going on here.
Speaker 2: I mean that's not definitely would help definitely will I
don't know. I think maybe just our connection to people,
you know what I mean. I think it's interesting how
people think it's like so dirty to like connect with
people astor away.
Speaker 3: But like, at the end of the day, we are animals.
Speaker 1: Sure, sure, I get it, crazy shot. So how do
you decide to get out of that?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 1: How do you decide this isn't for me? Is it
just what you said before? Kind of it's not fun anymore?
And then how do you make the decision to come
back into this.
Speaker 2: Well, so after nursing, well, oh my last nursing job,
I worked in a mental hospital long story short, I
got hurt at work by patient. So I got into
bartending trying to figure out what else to do. And
then just this one time, long story short, I need
a time off.
Speaker 3: And they were like, you're on your third ride off.
Speaker 2: If if you take another day off, we're gonna fire you.
And long story short, like that situation I should have
taken off, you know, and yeah.
Speaker 3: Since that day, I've never gone back.
Speaker 2: And it's like funny because it went straight into you know,
like this world.
Speaker 3: I mean it's like I was walcome with open.
Speaker 2: Arms and like I basically pulled myself out of dot
you could say, you know, and it's just like.
Speaker 3: Dude, like Nasha, it wasn't worth it.
Speaker 2: You know, I made pretty decent money bartending it's out
here in Las Vegas, but when you know I had
a step away and have time off, it was basically nonexistent.
Speaker 1: So you know, you mentioned that earlier when we were
bringing up stuff about the industry and you said, you know,
you don't have to request off, and I was like,
something must have really got her in the past when
she tried to take a fucking day off. Huh, yeah,
it does.
Speaker 3: It really does. Changed my entire fucking life.
Speaker 1: No, no, I get it. You feel almost trapped right
where it's like I need this job, I need to
do it, but I need to leave for this reason. No, no, no, no, no
jobs your life now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: And I mean I really thought, I'm like, maybe I
am using this as an excuse to take time off,
because again I was on my third ride off because
I could admit, like the first couple times I got
my right up or whatever the fuck it's called, Like,
I decided to take another job for like New Year's
or whatever. So that's a point. And I probably decided
to take off for like a family trip. That's another point,
you know what I mean. So I was like, maybe
I'm just like being uproad, and like, you know, maybe
I'm being dramatic, and I wasn't being dramatic for once
in my life. So yeah, okay, I love it. I
just have a different appreciation for life and time in general.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: I think too many people learn that too late. Where
you go, time is the most important thing I can have. Really,
you know, you have to look at it and go
like there is nothing you can do, no amount of
money to bring this resource back. So appreciate this. Sorry
not to have a serious moment in the middle of this,
but yeah, really right.
Speaker 2: Right, I mean we're kind of bouncing between a super
serious moment and I Yeah, but I like, you know, honestly,
like for us to do this kind of career, you
definitely have to be secure with you know, your decision
making skills. Sure, you know, like a lot of people
couldn't do this, and if they did, a lot of
them would feel like shame and stuff like that. Obviously,
people come across myself all the time, and for me,
it's just like cool, like you know, enjoy you know.
Speaker 3: Like but I know, like some.
Speaker 2: Colleagues I got, you can say, you know, they feel
like I'm supposed to be like embarrassed. I'm like, of
what all of us do it out the end of
the day. I just love it so much. I camera rolling,
I make money.
Speaker 3: And the other thing.
Speaker 2: Okay, so we're talking about nursing, right, I'm so sorry,
I'm cuinding. Sorry, goes crazy the adience.
Speaker 1: Just so the audience knows my background is so obnoxious.
It just says they're here for you. Don't be afraid
to keep talking. I've done too many interviews where I
ask a question someone just goes no, and I go,
oh no, So babbel rand whatever you want.
Speaker 3: To do, you will get that.
Speaker 2: For me, I'm NonStop, but like, okay, so we're talking
about nursing. Okay, So, like I have coworkers basically like
you know, get dingdinged on stuff like that, and you know,
new guy a prety day just because and like for me,
It's like, I wouldn't ever really do that just because
like I got the fun without for one hurting anyone.
Speaker 3: And you know, my natural game is always a plus.
Speaker 2: You know. I feel like it's a perfect balance because like, really,
I go out and I adult while making money like parties.
Speaker 3: At all, and I'm like, yeah, I love that.
Speaker 1: Uh well, let me say you, because you started leading
into that a little bit, do you what is Callie
Sweets's moneymaker? Is there something that you do or a
type of scene you do that you go, when it's done,
you go, oh, that's gonna work, Like that's gonna say
they're gonna love that one. And then conversely, let me
ask is there anything that you wish you like doing
that would take off more. I interviewed Lily Bell one
time and she goes, oh my god, she gave me
this big advantage or just but she gave me this
big explaination about this lesbian scene she wants to do
and she wants to create this and this and this
and that. And I said at the end, I go,
do you think that's gonna sell? And she no, not really,
And I go, that's such a shame because you were
so passionate about it and so strong about it. So
what is your you is? What is oh that defines
scaley Sweet's a scene right there? And then what is
something you wish would take off?
Speaker 2: That's a really good question, honestly, Like I feel like
people think those answers a call pop call out, But
I'm an extremely spontaneous person. So the mystery of what's
going to happen the next day is always fun. Like
I like showing up on SUT and I'm like, oh, I've
never done that before. It's fucking awesome. Like, you know,
I like when I say it's interesting because I could say,
like boy Girl, but honestly, John and.
Speaker 1: Billian easy answers boy Girl.
Speaker 3: But well, yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, but I wouldn't want to just do that
every time, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Gangings obviously are fun. There's lots of.
Speaker 2: Variety, and it's always fun working with girls. I have
to say, it's like a totally different kind of vibe.
Speaker 3: It's just like a lot of fun on set.
Speaker 2: Like it's like funny because like the last piece that's
I've worked on with just girls, like the camera person
justly kept rolling. They're like, well, you guys checked off
all the positions, so it's like freaking awesome. I'm like, oh, yeah,
you guys are here, you know, so those are fun.
Like I just did one with well, I mean, I
didn't just do one, but one just came out with myself,
Ashley Peaks and Sarah Arabic, and.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 2: But besides that, content wise, I do enjoy just because
you know, I get to like pick sure I am
in the situation and stuff like that, and you'r all
was like just like pantasizing about it in your hut,
So you know, it kind of builds the nude to
make a more gallic Cara Calci outside.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, I think that's fair. Let's dive into
the content a little bit here. I want to do
a little game I call stat check. Now. Stat check
is where I go to the Internet adult film database,
which the numbers are totally inaccurate. They're way off, they
don't make any sense. I interviewed a lady one time.
I threw a number out. She goes, oh, that's not
that's not right. I go, are positive of that? I
believe you? She goes, yeah, I have a tracker and
she pulls up an EXL and like starts. I was like,
whoa blowing me away? Here? Brat all right, let me
run through it. Amount of scenes you have done is
ninety eight male performers, you've worked with, fifty seven female performers.
You've worked with forty eight award nominations. I only go
with AVN because there's so many of the other ones.
But you have one AVN numb Is that correct? For
a scene a group like your I count them. If
your name was on something I.
Speaker 3: Know about that EXPUS one. I think I have one for.
Speaker 2: Uh my brain just told X three x three okay, yeah,
the LA one I was dominated.
Speaker 3: But yeah, and I don't know. You know, it's kind
of funny.
Speaker 2: I just started doing an award show this time around,
so I don't know if I had any back in
the day.
Speaker 1: I think you had one. I think, yeah, someone will
catch me on it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think that's when I started like drifting away.
Speaker 3: That may be normal.
Speaker 1: You were so psyched. You were like, I'm so psyched
to be a nurse that I don't even care. I
just got nominated for this award.
Speaker 2: Okay, I remember my law you're in the industry getting
the invite to Avian's.
Speaker 3: And I was so bad and fortanly, oh no should
I go?
Speaker 2: And well the guy I was dating anyways, that's another situation. Yeah, anyways,
I just didn't know if I wanted to stay anymore.
Speaker 3: But again, I was like, should he feel bad from littering?
Speaker 2: Doing? You?
Speaker 3: I still watch my own stuff, which is interesting.
Speaker 1: So let me let me backtrack for one second. Did
you say you have colleagues at all who say like
and I'm not asking names obviously, Yeah, do you have
colleagues who are like, like I thought you said in there,
you had colleagues who were like you should feel some
shame or blah blah. Not in this industry, right, No?
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, all right, well no, you know what's weird?
Speaker 2: Okay, Well he's not a performer, but like this one
guy sucks worker is basically saying like I shouldn't be
cool with like so many things I do, And I'm like, wait,
what what the fuck are you talking about?
Speaker 3: Do you know what we do? I fucking love this?
Should I do the crazier the butter? Right?
Speaker 2: But no, I was just saying, like, like, I'm not
going to call them friends because to me, like putting
your personal sure views doesn't.
Speaker 3: Make them my friend.
Speaker 2: But yeah, back in the day I knew people, they
were just like you know, you as you know, as
a person, you shouldn't do that to yourself. You don't
love yourself and blah blah blah, and you know Bible
bal stuff, you know, talk about the goal things and stuff.
And I'm like, yeah, maybe maybe I am wrong. I'm
all for taking advice, you know, or I was.
Speaker 3: I was, Yeah, not so much now.
Speaker 1: You know, the biggest problem is we're so open to
advice sometimes that we don't even look and see if
the per and giving the advice is qualified for it.
Speaker 3: Right, zo, heart, that is so true.
Speaker 1: Like a miserable person telling you you need to be happier,
It's like, well, take your advice. You know. I've seen
I've seen some Accollie sweets as scenes. Trust me, her
issue is she doesn't not love herself enough. She may
love herself too much in some of these scenes from
the stuff I've seen.
Speaker 3: Just a love that.
Speaker 2: There's no such say nouscn Hey.
Speaker 1: I wanted to go through a few of your scenes
in the past and get your memories on shooting them. Okay,
if you don't remember it all, it's totally fine. I'm
going to show you a screenshot and I'll show the
audience as much as I can without getting this episode booted. Okay, yes,
So first one here I have for you is Buddy
Moon from you worked with Ryan MacLean and Kelly Caprice
on that one. It's obviously not your first time acting, okay,
but it's seems like the acting was really involved in
that scene. Like it wasn't so much the gonzo like,
here's beautiful, CALLI sweets on a bed, let's get pounding. Uh,
it was a lot of acting. Do you prefer scenes
with more or less acting? And do you like the
acting aspect of it?
Speaker 2: I love the acting aspect of it. Like to me,
that's what makes it a win win situation for me.
How my photo shoot, you got to be the act
ross and then you know, I got to be at
a porn star and then but yeah, oh my god,
that scene was super fun. Like me and her were
seriously goofing off up the full table the entire time.
So if you watch that scene and he seems like
messing with the pullstick and everything, we literally were just
ad living all of that, and.
Speaker 3: It was like such a great time.
Speaker 1: Any any aspirations at all to crossover if you were
given the opportunity, you know what, they always really okay,
all right, have you ever look for anything like I
know sometimes like low budget horror movies will try and
get porn stars on them. Have you ever looked? Have
you ever done anything? Have you been on set for
anything like that?
Speaker 2: So? Actually, when I was younger, like before I ever
dabbled in the industry, I used to do a little
college movies, and.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I did dabble in that part a little bit.
Speaker 2: But I can't say I've looked for any of them,
but I would love to do like a B horror movie.
Speaker 3: I grew up on horror movies.
Speaker 2: I used to go to Pengoria conventions and Scream Awards.
Speaker 3: So that's definitely like the top of my list, top two.
Speaker 1: All right. All right, producers out there, if you're listening.
I don't mean to relegate porn girls to low budget
horror movies. It just seems like they're the only people
that give you the chance a lot of the time,
except for rare like you know, this person gets in
over here, Sasha Gray gets on Entoura whatever it is. Look,
if you can get on Game of Thrones, I'll be
thrilled for you.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, I know absolutely, But honestly, low horror movies
that's not offense to me at all, because I mean
I think on those stuffs, you know, they kind of
have more leeway to go fucking crazy, you know, freedom.
Speaker 1: It sounds like something Cally Sweets would enjoy more freedom
to just be nuts and do it at sure, I
get it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not really into mainstream in general, so like
even like music wise, I like the underground, the rugged stuff.
I mean, you know, obviously, if I do got some
big Hollywood budget film, I'm not turning it down, and
I am all for like some big fancy runway. But
I mean, at the end of the day, I like
to be as myself as possible.
Speaker 1: Total.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Second one I have for you here is from a
website I definitely don't subscribe to. I don't have a membership.
Second one I have for you here is Glory Whole Swallow.
This is a lovely scene where you give eleven guys
the best day of their lives and you get a
full stomach. A few questions Okay, one, how do you
prep for something like that? Do you skip lunch knowing
you're gonna have a full stomach later, or like, what
do you do? Do you go in and go there's
eleven dudes here today. I gotta figure this out. How
do you figure that out?
Speaker 3: Oh? Well, I definitely do not eat before things like that, y'all.
No eating.
Speaker 2: I've actually done eat before scenes in general. Though, besides
like I'll have maybe like a granola bar. But anyways,
besides that, how do I, like Medley prepare for like
a scene like that?
Speaker 3: Are you saying? I kind of just I don't know?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, yeah, you.
Speaker 2: Know, sure it's cool though, I'm definitely not like a
gun stud.
Speaker 3: It was a good flow. Oh oh yeah.
Speaker 1: And again it's a wonderful scene. Don't get me wrong.
You know, I've watched it many times on my non
existent subscription, but I do have a subscription anyway. M
last scene, So yeah, that was more my question. It
was like, it was how do you physically prepare mentally?
I assume you girls are spot on with like I
understand I need to get this done and maybe not everyone,
but you know, the professional really in this performer seem
like mentally, I'm good, I can lock this in. But
I assume and part of my language here, once you've
chugged like six loads, I don't understand how you can
look at it and be like halfway there, doesn't your
stomach turn? Don't you like?
Speaker 3: Oh god, yeah don't.
Speaker 2: So I've done one more scene like that before, so
I kind of like learned the hard way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, your stomach fucking hate you?
Speaker 2: Like after that long story short, my body wanted nothing
to do with it my system Okay, anyah, it's probably
like the best word to de story. So like that
what I mean you could even notice, like it's like
dropping down. So you know, I I don't do like
I swallows And I even told him and I'm like,
I'm sorry, I can't, like, you know, I don't want
a pew callor Roos Studio.
Speaker 3: I'm okay with one though, Like you know, I'm I'm
not again swallowing.
Speaker 1: No, But you're a pro. You're pro. I see as
a pro, and I appreciate that very much. Okay, real
quick to piggyback on that, do you find I have
never been into glory whole scenes My whole life just
not really my thing. And then something clicked, like during
COVID maybe it was a nice social distancing thing. I
don't understand, But do you find glory whole scenes attractive? Now?
I understand you're most likely behind the scenes folks, meeting
the people beforehand and all of that. But the idea
of like having sex with somebody that is going to
be completely anonymous forever, quote unquote, You're never going to
see this guy's face. Is there something sexy about that?
Or is it kind of strange to you?
Speaker 3: For me, like it's this was like a real life
situation going into as tall no another.
Speaker 2: For me, like it's like an entire experience, like you know,
the way I connect with a person and you know,
you say, conversation, looks and all. I don't have like
a singular type looking person, but you know, just the
ways person presents themselves their confidence and everything.
Speaker 1: So now, okay, okay, fair enough.
Speaker 3: And I like being approached to. So if you're hiding
behind a wall, you're feeling.
Speaker 1: Last one I have for you. Here this is a
scene that comes from anal mom. Okay, it's a really
great scene. Shows off how flexible you are and how
you know much of a great performer you are. Here's
my question. Okay, I know you got in early in
life and then came back. When you came back, did
you get hit with a milk label that you were
unprepared for at all? Like, again, this is anal mom
So they didn't say milk explicitly, but you know what
they're implying. Were you like, oh no, really did that? Because,
like I said, you look phenomenal.
Speaker 3: Still, thank you, but yeah, I was totally surprised.
Speaker 2: All my first roles they put me in mom roll
like billth stuff, which was like super crazy to me.
I figured I would just come in and be the
hot chuck, so I guess, but I well, I don't
know if I really complained about about like just leaving
twenty twelve as a cheerleader in school Girl in every
scene and then going into it as the mom and like,
oh my gosh, like they think I'm old, Like did.
Speaker 3: I age that bad? Like what the fuck? You know?
Speaker 2: And to me it's it's like really awkward doing well,
it's not like super awkward, but like, I mean, I
don't want to be called mommy while someone's cooking up
with me a huge fucking turn off, Like you know,
it's you know, it kind of leans towards like, you know,
certain kind of vibes like I don't know a fuck
with younger people.
Speaker 3: I'll just put it like that, Yeah I won't. I
don't know what words were allowed.
Speaker 2: To say, you want, Yeah, I don't know. Like it's
just like low key peto vibes. You know, I'm not
into kids like that. Shit's gross. You know, I like
growing nun you know, you know, I'm all for younger
adult none ganicizing about me, But still I'm not mommy.
Speaker 3: Did they go call me a fucking cougar? Don't call
me mommy.
Speaker 1: Let me let me ask when you came back into it,
did you ever get put in a position where you
may have had to do a scene or maybe you
declined it? And I guess that's the question where you
had to work with like a nineteen twenty year old guy.
And is that okay? Or do you are you like
it needs a few more pewkes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I'm fully okay with that. Like there's
this one I played a teacher. I think I was
a teacher or a tutor. It was Fernaudi and America,
Like you know that person's fairly young and stuff. But
like I wasn't call me mommy. I felt like I
was more so like a role of authority, you know,
which is like whatever, because it doesn't matter what age
range you are.
Speaker 3: You know, I could have been a teacher back then,
you know what I mean. I don't know. That's not
part just doesn't hit a nerve with me.
Speaker 2: I don't even mind being like the weird neighbor, like
asking the gardener it I like, come.
Speaker 3: Help me out, you know. It's just like, yeah, just
don't act like a fucking pir weird.
Speaker 1: Okay. Uh, it's not sexy.
Speaker 2: And I like to be in the mood like during scenes,
like I want to be turned on, you know, so
don't How.
Speaker 1: Do you decompress after a scene? Do you have any
kind of a ritual process you do or is it
just it does my day, come home at the end
of the day, blah blah.
Speaker 2: Blah after a scene, normally come home, run the warm baths,
probably eat and a lot of times will take it out. Yeah,
because like you know, I get to do quite a
bit of the work, you know, like it's a little draining.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you know, it's so funny. Okay, personal aside here,
my wife great at that rides all day, you know,
but one time you ever have I just interviewed a
girl who told me the same thing. My wife came
up and I was just laying on bed. One time
she just grabbed me like she was, you know, mountain
me and she starts pumping and she got like thirty
seconds in and she's like, I don't know how the
fuck you do that? Like, oh my god, my five
my hips. Well, it's just it's amazing. It seems like
you should be able to do one and then do
the other. But not every basketball player is a football player.
You know, you are specialized in your sport. I guess
is what I would say here?
Speaker 2: Not so well said I love it. You know, like
a couple of times I wore a drop on. I
give so much kudos to man. I thought it is insane.
I got like tired after iuka, I'm like not to
work out.
Speaker 1: But is okay we kind of touched on this before,
But is there any kind of a fetish or something
you're still excited to get into, like something you're looking
for or type of scene you want to try that
either maybe you've done it before, but not as much
as you'd like to or anything like that. Something we
can maybe not we you can set your goal and
be like, I'm gonna do one of those this year.
Speaker 2: I want to do a dom scene, like full blown,
like I keep doing, like photoshoot with like my dommy
boots and stuff like that, like you know, and I
could guess you say, like in my normal life, I've
done things like that, but like filming wise, they normally.
Speaker 3: Don't have me outside character and they have like one
scene while where I was kind of like more assertive
and stuff like that, but still at the leather the webs,
you know, so awesome.
Speaker 1: Now is that in your personality naturally or is that
something you'd have to dial up?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: No, it is in my personality. I think people don't
realize it. It's like I'm off really sweet, hence the name. Yeah,
that's actually why I was given my name. I picked
Collie and my agent picked Sweet because he thought I was.
Speaker 3: So sweet all but.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm a feisty girl. I don't mind holding back. You know,
I'm not like a mean person. But if you're telling
me you want me to demean you, I love to.
Speaker 3: A lot to.
Speaker 1: Say, see, I just don't know. That's where you performers
really become performers to me is when you step out
and I don't mean anything like gross or anything like that,
when you step outside of your comfort zone. So it's
it's great to hear that maybe it's not outside of
your comfort zone, like this is who I am. I
just kind of keep it smiling and nice. But if
you piss me off, I you know, okay, exactly, that's fair.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, I've had like a couple couck boyfriends.
Speaker 1: Like real boyfriends, like you're dating them or just like
some guy who you were kind of up with.
Speaker 3: No, it was actually dating one.
Speaker 1: Okay, So what was if you don't mind me asking again,
shut me down? What was a cuck boyfriend? What is
the actual dynamic behind that? Is that him finding someone? Is?
Speaker 3: Is he?
Speaker 1: And again, don't identify? Tell me a social security number? Uh?
If you what is the dynamic behind something like that?
And who starts it? Do you come in and he's like,
I really want to watch a fuck other guys. Hi,
my name's Jeff. Or is it like he casually work
into it? Like man, you know, if you fucked another
guy that'd be kind of cool.
Speaker 3: That was all his king.
Speaker 2: So at first, you know, we kind of just dabbled
and not stuff, and then I would go to like
lifestyle parties. I think that was actually the first one
to take him to lifestyle parties. And then you know,
I would put on a show. Yeah all right, and
he would like for me to you know, I don't know.
I guess you say, like you me and him, like
you know, just like tell him how how much better
that guy is and the things he could do that
he couldn't fulfill for me and stuff like that, and
I lock him up, and you know, his his his
whole situation in a little cage.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oosity cage. I'm trying to try lightly. Don't want
to get you in trouble.
Speaker 1: No, you're good. I don't give a ship. They won't
monetize me anyway, don't sweat it. Podcast fuck them. Because
I've interviewed a lot of like hot wives and people
like this who came into the industry on that, and
I always wonder on the humiliation thing, I go, does
your husband want to be like told he sucks or
like you know, pushes high and they go, no, he
just likes watching me with other guys, but there's no
humiliation factor, So you are liked being humiliated.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, because I would take him to parties with
the cage and I tell him to drop it and
show everybody how much a little bit you are, and
you know he would and stuff like that. Yeah, it
was definitely like embarrassing him, putting him like on a
dog Leasian song. And then we're normal when we left
that bubble, you know, just normal dinners and.
Speaker 3: Shopping and yeah, I can't really talk about his works.
Speaker 1: I understand. Yeah, I get it.
Speaker 3: We doubled and not hurt.
Speaker 2: I'm just like I was just this normal pretty girl friend.
Speaker 1: Nice. Okay, last question, and then I want to just
talk about your only fans real quick and the future
of Kellie Sweet. I won't ask for a name, but
have you ever had to work with someone in a
scene where you are just not attracted at all, whether
it's the vibe, the energy, the chemistry, And then if so,
has anyone ever pointed out or have you ever seen
your performance in that and been like it's a little
bit off? Or were you good at pushing through?
Speaker 2: I mean, sorry, excuse me, I've only have one scene
where it was a bit of an issue. Like for me,
it doesn't have to be a physical attraction, like you know,
we just have like a respect factor.
Speaker 3: But like this one person, to see how they showed
up on scene.
Speaker 2: You know, I was, you know, hi, I'm Calily, A
pleasure to meet hero. It's is very like quiet, like
I don't think he introduced him self to me, like
you could have conversation over here and then you know,
I would like, you know, like jump in just so
like we have some sort of convo before doing something
like that, and it was just very extremely cold to me.
Speaker 3: So like doing the entire scene was like completely awkward.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't like really want to like look
in his eyes or like you know, and.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah I get it, no get.
Speaker 2: And I have watched us, you know, I'm like god, like, yeah,
I wish I could have pushed through, But then again,
I don't want to do something with someone and feel
like I'm taking advantage of them or something.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: No, you know, I was kind of looking a weird spot.
Speaker 2: But it could have been a bad day for him,
you know, maybe some reason he doesn't like my vibe.
Some people just you know, like I'm like one of
the people either love me or hate me.
Speaker 3: I'm very much me. I don't hold back. I am.
Speaker 2: I can't really pretend to be anything else. So you know,
I could annoy people. It's okay, I don't care. I
just have to make our money together.
Speaker 1: My my thing is everyone hates me right off the bat,
and then once they get to know me, they go,
oh my god, he's such a good guy. I can
trust him. But right because I don't pull punches, I'm
just gonna tell you straight out how it is.
Speaker 3: You know, same, that's me.
Speaker 1: And but people when they stay around, if they can
be around in that environment, they learn you have their
best intentions in mind. You have the best intentions for
the world in mind. I'm not being rude. I'm telling
you blunt. Look, this isn't gonna work. This is gonna wah.
Speaker 2: You know, got you know, one person make it actually
chuss Like if you had food on your faceace you
would say something. And I'm the same exact way, and like,
I'm all for people have different views. But I'm gonna
say yeat, no, I don't think that blah blah blah,
like you know, doesn't mean I hate you just maybe
I don't agree, you know, and yeah, that's a whole
another's topic. A lot of sensitive people are out there.
Speaker 3: A lot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, tell me about your of What are we doing?
Are you on any kind of schedule? Is it more
of a post a week type thing? Is it a
daily like here's a shot of me in the mirror?
What kind of environment are you trying to build with
your of in terms of we know that you know,
you can go shoot a scene and make them X
amount of money and come home. This is the real
recurring thing for you, right You want to draw people
in and you want to keep them around. So what
is the layout of yours? What are you trying to do?
Is it free flowing? Go ahead, I'll shut up.
Speaker 2: Now, it's kind of free flowing. I mean normally when
I create new I guess you say a product, I
will put it off. But besides that, a lot of
what my page does is more so just me communicating
with my fans one on one as much as I can.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm one human being.
Speaker 2: But I like the I guess he's say, girlfriend experienced
aspect on it, you know, like the fact that I
have people into me and everything I like that, I'm
able to be more hands on and give people more
what they're into, you know, yeah, and do fun things.
Speaker 1: I had a professor in college like twenty years ago,
tell me why Twitter was so great. Here's why Twitter's
so great, and he goes, because people will be able
to Comedians, actors will be able to just get a
one line off to everybody they know and get it over.
And I at the time I thought it was stupid,
and it was true. It turned out that is why
Twitter became successful. I think of is successful not because
oh I'm gonna go watch Callie sweets Gang Bang on there.
I can go to plethora of science. I could do
whatever any of them got find it somewhere. What I
want from your OF is or and it's just a
real connection with you. I love you enough to sign
up for this. I don't need to pry into your life,
but I want to see if you're having a good day.
I want you to share that with me. I want
to see if you're having a bad day so I
can tip you or send you a heart whatever something
like that. Is that what you think OnlyFans is for?
Is it for more of a genuine connection with performers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, to me, that's what I want out
of my page. And for one, I love the fact
that I'm actually able express myself. I'm actually a lot
of personality as much as I do. You like scripts, obviously,
it's like, you know, characterizing me in a certain way,
which I don't mind, but you know, it's like cool,
Like all of a sudden, fans you're like, oh, never
knew about this, and you know, and yeah, it's cool. Yeah,
I'm a human with views and feelings and you know,
so much more than just you know, a sex size.
Speaker 1: Sure. Last question I have for you here, and this
is this isn't meant to sound controversial. If it is,
I swear it to not. I ask every perform of
this at the end because it's an interesting question, and
I got responses that to me, we're outside of what
I would have expected, outside of expectations. That's what I
should have said. Uh, what is the age that people
should be allowed to get into the industry? There's arguments
on both sides, for sure, But go ahead, what do
you think? And then maybe I'll spit to you what
we kind of spit balled together.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a good question.
Speaker 2: I got into it. Like I said, when I was
fining three, even then I felt like goes on. But
then again, I mean, you know you're able to join
the military at eighteen.
Speaker 1: Here's what I say every time.
Speaker 2: Ye So you know, I think certain experiences we just
have to go through. You know, this isn't something that
if you go through it your whole life, as you're
in any catwalk Dockers again at a ten year break.
So I was able to be completely normal, and I
could have stayed normal and pretended distant and exists. So
I think eighteen is fair, even though yeah, you're very young.
Speaker 1: And you could play kind of Devil's an advocate on
either side. By the way I bring up military every time,
I say, if you can go die for the country,
you should be able to shoot going for it. But
there's back and forth. There's the stories I've heard where
an eighteen year old girl finds something on sexy jobs,
goes across the country. I won't make it as bad
as some of them are, but I had a story
of an eighteen year old girl went over there, flew
across the country, starts texting the guy, Hey, we're supposed
to shoot the scene. Outside of the hotel, no one,
no one, no one shows up, you know. And the
opposite of that is a sixteen year old girl who
gets kicked out of her house, waits two years living
on the streets, decides she wants to get into some
kind of sex work, starts an only fans. You can't
tell her she can't earn a living. So I get
kind of both sides of that, right. What we've come
to as a consensus, and by that I mean people
of no importance me and other porn stars i've interviewed,
is what if you did from eighteen to twenty one
only solo work, so that way you could kind of
learn the social media aspect of it, learn the money
aspect of it, burned through and if you are still
in the industry at twenty one, let's go shoot some
big scenes for whoever you want. Again, not cho I
don't have a say in any of this, and I shouldn't,
But what do you think of that as a concept.
Speaker 3: At least, And that'd be an interesting concept.
Speaker 2: But I mean area I just back at all too
who I was at eighteen. I definitely explored some things already,
you know, and the things that I've experienced is what
maybe the person I am today gone through a lot
of chaos. And you know, I'm glad I got that
out of my system when I was younger. I'm not
condoning it, and I'm not saying other people should go
through it, but I think, you know, again, I had
to lean towards the war thing. You know, you're able
to serve your country. I think you know, you're able
to figure out the pros and cons of this industry
if that's what you want to do. And I do
have to say I had a similar experience actually modeling.
I was so I started off on sexy jobs, but
before that on model mem and this company or company
sent me a chuck saying, oh, y'all like you're going
to be like this next huge super model. And then
you know, I like went to the bank trying cash.
Is fucking crazy, chuck. It was a fucking fake chalk.
You know. For one, it's like that I have crazy
situations like in the modeling role. They show up to
the location and it's just like super sketchy vibes.
Speaker 3: You know. Luckily I was like smart.
Speaker 2: Enough to always take pictures of the address, yeah, and
always let someone know where I am and stuff, because
like I feel like that particular situation I'm thinking of
definitely could have went super bad. But my age, now,
if I didn't experience that done, I could go through
it right now. So you know, certain things made me
aware of how to maneuver through this world.
Speaker 1: Well, I would say not to do a selfless plug here,
but you know, if you're eighteen to twenty one and
you're considering getting into the industry, listen to this show,
Listen to other performers show, listen to the safety aspect
of it. Always take that into consideration because this should
be the most fun, hassle free job in the world. Okay,
I understand the social media aspect this and that, but
the actual guts of the work. Guts is an optimal
word to use there. It should be fun. So don't
put yourself into a situation where you are not positive
it's going to be at least fun enough to get
you the job.
Speaker 2: You know, absolutely, And one thing I do have to
say is I do want to pay attention to a
business aspect of it, because one thing I wanted to
learn from from my pause experience in this industry was, like,
you know, it's kind of like a lot of money
for a young person, and if you don't know what
to do with that, you know, it's gone like that.
Because I love the industry, and yeah, yeah, it was
basically non existent. I just had my cute little mustang.
Speaker 3: That's kind of all. I had a show from Pinging Pard.
Speaker 1: So now you're here, ladies and gentlemen. Callie Sweets my
guest for the evening. You know exactly where you can
find her at X Callie Sweets X links to everything
or in the episode description. Please make sure you follow
these folks at the bare minimm Okay, Callie, thanks so
much for coming on with me tonight.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much for having me. This was awesome.