Speaker 1: And that's why I'd never read the comment. I just
want to like, I'm not even gonna look amazing tonight.
I love what you're wearing, Samwich. Oh my god, you're
all I have an angry clownish life. But that's hard,
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My guest, of course, is Mick Blue, an Austrian born
adult film star and director with over two decades of
experience in the industry. Mick is one of the most
decorated male performers in porn. He's a three time AVN
Male Performer of the Year winner, the twenty twenty two
EXPIZ Male Performer of the Year. He was inducted into
the av AND Hall of Fame back in twenty seventeen.
He's known for his versatility, work ethic, and longevity. Mick
continues to thrive in front of and behind the camera,
and he's even a championship winning race car driver and
made a TV cameo on General Hospital and is continuing
to expand into the mainstream world. Very honored to have
the one and only Mick blue On an honor for
me too.
Speaker 2: I mean, listen to your speech right now. It's like, uh,
I mean, I know it's going to come out in genner,
but Christmas is coming early today. Thank you so much
for the kind words you know, of course, it's awesome.
Speaker 1: I find that sometimes when I do you know, podcasts
or anything where someone like introduced me and kind of
says all my accolades at once, it kind of makes
me realize, like, my god, I've actually I have done
a lot in my career, and sometimes you're so hyper
focused on whatever you're doing right now you forget about
the big picture. Does that kind of same thing happen
for you.
Speaker 2: It happens to me all the time. It's it's like
you're you're so much, you know, it's like involved in
the in the life and in the stuff that you
do that you don't you don't or at least myself,
you know, like I don't. I don't think too much
about those kinds of things. I usually need meet other
people to poke me and and to remind me. It's like, hey,
you know, it's like that's actually pretty special what you do.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: I can give you an example one of my dear
good friends, and you know him for sure as well,
Lawrence Kui. Of course, I know him since I think
two thousand and four when I worked the first time
for him where he was a photographer I think was
much cleanin in Budapest in two thousand and four. It
became really good friends. And one time, like a few
years ago, he came to me on said there was
a vixen said it's not too she said, and he said, like, Mick,
do you know that you are in the sub one
percent of all the male when it comes to having
sex with women, And I'm like, what are you talking about?
Speaker 1: What do you mean?
Speaker 2: You know where it's like, like, I mean, there is
less than one percent of all the population of males
in this world had as much sex with multiple different
women than you did.
Speaker 1: And like that, thought about that.
Speaker 2: Now when you start crunching the numbers, you know, it's like, okay, yeah,
you might be right.
Speaker 1: I mean, you could potentially hold the Guinness Book of
World Records for having like the sex with the most
amount of women. Yes, but they would never give it
to an adult performer. Hey hey, genness Spook of World Records.
It's twenty twenty six. Let's step it the fuck up.
Speaker 2: Well listen, speaking of that, you know, it's like I
don't want to step on any toes or create any haters.
But looking at at for example, numbers and the databases
and all that kind of stuff that's out there, you know,
in the history of porn, I think I've done the
most scenes of anybody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I believe it.
Speaker 2: I know some people maybe see different, But when you
look look into the facts and that's what's there on
the internet, I think I.
Speaker 1: Have that yeah. I mean you're also like directing and
performing in your own productions too for a while, right, yes, yes, yes,
I mean so then that's you're producing a lot of
content then and then shooting for other studios as well.
So I mean that's a lot.
Speaker 2: Okay, Since I sent the contract with Brothers like three
years ago, I've been doing less average scenes throughout the month.
But Tila signed the contract with them, I would say
I did probably on an average twenty five scenes a month,
you know, sometimes thirty sometimes you know, it's like you
have holidays, yeah or that what not. But I would say,
like in an average of twenty five scenes, and that
equaling over twenty two years, it's quite the number.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, it's crazy. I mean, how do you
and in the few thousand girls do you do? You
do you like? I mean, look, I'm sure you like
being contracted with Browsers. Everybody does. There's such a great
company to work. It's a great company, absolutely so. But
do you enjoy, like now, not shooting as many scenes?
Do you like that slowing down or do you kind
of miss either way? You know?
Speaker 2: I mean once I signed the contract with them, you know,
I shifted focus a little bit. But now, let's say
over the last year, like twenty twenty five, I usually
I usually perform Monday to Friday, and then I use
Saturday Sunday for the kids. And when I mean performing
is like we live in a time where monetization is
such a big thing and content collaborations and all that
kind of stuff. I had my nose full for some
time where I was like, I just don't want to
deal with it. But this year I decided to push
more on content creation again. And so I mean it's
still even contract or no contract, it's still quite a
big number of scenes run.
Speaker 1: And I don't mind.
Speaker 2: You know, I do this job since twenty six years
now because I enjoy having sex with hold the women
out there, I mean it's like, how can you not?
I mean that asitation where people don't like it, you know,
but in my case, you know, it's like if you
like women, yeah, how can you not?
Speaker 1: You know that's I mean, that's crazy. Like it's funny
because I think about, you know, how we used to
work with you, like my mom used to shoot you.
And when you said twenty six years, I'm like, yeah,
because it's been twenty seven years for me. So like
we've been in the industry for like the same amount
of time.
Speaker 2: And the real, real year when I started was nineteen
ninety eight, but I don't really count that because it
was very amateur and it's like I paid one hundred
years in the sex of women in front of the
camera and I thought I still thought it was a
great deal. You know, I didn't get you nowhere. But
besides the fund that you have, yeah, year two thousands
words when it started to become a little bit more
serious and more in a professional yeah, And that's where
I kind of like cut the line and say, like, okay,
you know, it's like I started two thousands.
Speaker 1: So let's actually because obviously we always want to hear
like the origin story, like how did you get started
in the adult industry? Like how did this whole thing begin?
Because you are from Austria.
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm from Austria, and there's literally nothing there. As
I already said, you know, it's like nineteen ninety I
think it was nineteen ninety eight and stuff like that.
I decided that I want to dip into it. And
you know it's like you have those back in the days. Yes,
in nineteen ninety eight, we have paper newspapers, the internet,
iPhones where you read the news and the iPhone stuff
like that. No, it was real paper. You can use
it to try the shoes or to hit the chimney.
So they had like this section you know where where
it's like people put interets how you say it, you know, yeah,
and interrets you know, like hook up stuff. It was
like Europe and I found there also like one one
announcement you know, where they basically looked for men that
I want to take advantage of the great resource that
the company has in the adult industry in Europe, you know.
And and all you have to do is, you know,
just pay one hundred euros and you can you can
partake on take part in the production. That's being sure.
There was only like an hour and a half car
right for me. You know, it's like they're there and
and the women are provided and whether or what not
right and so so I was.
Speaker 1: Like, great, but do the opposite way make people pay
to be in your porn.
Speaker 2: Well, the whole the whole essence was we were like
twenty to thirty guys that were eager to get the
penis in the vaginas from the girls. And they had
I think they had like five Eastern European girls that yes,
they were tested. Back then, we were testing only for
allies or HIV yeh three months occupation time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very different than to that what they have now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and yeah, so you pay one hundred euros and
let's say twenty to thirty guys. Let's say thirty guys,
three thousand euros pays the rate plus the editing, plus
the location. You know, it's like for the girls and
the production and are they in the end they had
a free movie that they were able to put on
vhess tapes, yes, be chess taps back then.
Speaker 1: Then make the money with it, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the divorced you know that that they even
even put me the camera in the hand at some point.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It's like I did like two three times. You know,
oh wow, I had I had fun.
Speaker 1: For me. I saw it pragmatic.
Speaker 2: I was like, look, let's when you make the mathematics right,
if I would like to have sex with five different
Eastern European prostitutes, it would cost me a year, cost
me at least two hundred and fifty euros. You know,
in this case, in this case, I pay one hundred
euro and I can have sex with five Eastern European
beautiful looking women, you know, more than once, as long
as the day lasts. It was like it's been real.
Speaker 1: And you didn't mind sharing them with twenty to thirty
other guys.
Speaker 2: The majority of those men didn't make it past cherking
off or maybe blowjop. So in the end of the day,
it's it's like you need to imagine.
Speaker 1: It's like this. You know, It's like.
Speaker 2: You have a bunch of people sign up for a marathon, right,
and only the last two miles. You know, you can
pick up the talkens. You know that you can keep
after in the end, and but the requirement is that
everybody has to be untrained. You cannot be professional, right, Yeah,
well how many how many of thirty people that never
ran a marathon?
Speaker 1: You know it's going to make it the last mile? Yeah,
point very very small amount.
Speaker 2: So so for me it was like like okay, like
you start with all the others, but in the end,
I always ended up with the girls, mostly by myself.
Speaker 1: Like the last man's standing. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Then it's like even even more so, you know, it's
like you pay a hundred juris and it's like all
the girls for yourself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's great, and all the other guys have
just what happened to the guys they leave? Do they
just watch or.
Speaker 2: They watch or they try? I mean, it's I mean,
you produced movies even even nowadays. You know, it's like
many times you shoot the gag bank. You know, it's
like you have a few few new guys in there
and and they never really make it out of the gate.
Speaker 1: No, that's why so many new male performers they don't
know this. A lot of guys don't realize this. But
a lot of times, like at least here in the US,
most if you're a new male performer, you're not going
to get like put into a scene with like Angela
Waite for browsers. On your first scene, you're gonna get
thrown into a blowbang, and like, if you manage to
make it through the blowbang, then maybe you have a shot.
But if you don't, it.
Speaker 2: Works some time like that. But I think I think
with the way how now the monetization only fans and
all the kind of stuff are developed of the last
let's say two years, it's not like that anymore. You
have literally amateur performers that created an OnlyFans account just
so that they can have sex with porn stars. And
and then and then from there they get drafted in
the industry and they think they can do it, and
it worked for some time, and then they fail, most
of them, and then they.
Speaker 1: Don't know what to do. Why do you think they fail?
Speaker 2: It's a very difficult job. Let's take an award show, right,
and and in the middle of the ward show, your
point to a random person and say like, hey, you
come up here, you have the microphone, and now moderates
the rest of the show. They freeze. Yeah, the anxiety
they do, the fraid and stuff like us. Unless they're supernatural,
they have special ability to overcome obstacles and the fear,
and they manage their their composure and their nerves and
all the kind of stuff. They will stand on stage
in the fail. And on the point side, it's exactly
the same thing. They it's it's easy to go in
a hotel room and and have sex with a girl
where it's only you and the girl. Yes, it's the
camera running and stuff like that. You know, because even
if you fail, nobody cares. You know, you still have
sex and you probably came in the end.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: You come on a set, you feel the crew, you
feel the pressure because there is money involved, there's one
responsibility involved. And I always call it like the silent voices.
You know, it's like the thoughts of everybody. You know,
It's like the are the ones that break you onn set.
What I mean with that is, let's say if you're
a male performer and you dig is not getting hard
the first twenty minutes, nobody cares. You know, Well, let's
say we are like ten, fifteen, twenty minutes down the road,
you know, and it's still not there. I guarantee you
everyone on set, makeup, arties, lighting guy, camera guy, the rector.
Speaker 1: Even the girl.
Speaker 2: You know, they're all like trying not to look at you,
and they're thinking, like, oh man, I just hope it's
going to get it up. You know.
Speaker 1: It's like I want to get my paycheck today.
Speaker 2: It just like I don't want to I get home,
you know, it's like at midnight, yeah, and it's like
I want to get paid. I want to get home
as early as possible, so I spend on time with
the family or my friends or this and that, you know,
and I just hope he's going to get it up.
But that guy who's struggling, he knows that people are
thinking that because he's there, you know, trying to get
it up.
Speaker 1: And he's like, oh my god, hey, come on, come on,
just don't let me hang.
Speaker 2: You know, it is like the longer it tastes like,
oh shit, everybody's thinking he's looking at me already, and
then they get paranoia, you know, then they get anxiety
and all those kind of things.
Speaker 1: What do they do? Yeah, it works even less. Yeah,
I've been in those situations and I've actually like had
to ask the guy because I wasn't sure do you
want us to all be quiet and like wait for
you to get hard right? Do you want silence? Or
do you want us to all like pretend like it's
not happening and like just chit chat and like go
get a snap you know what I mean, Like which
one do you want? And then even asking him that
question makes the worse.
Speaker 2: The moment you ask him that, it didn't break it
all anymore. It's like, oh shit, yeah you know what
she is on my track right now?
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It's like it's like okay, now I'm even more in trouble,
you know. And it's not just our industry, you know,
it's you can you can be an athlete, you know,
or even an act of musician whatever, but not you know,
it always comes down to the same thing. If you
fail and that what you do, Let's say in your job,
it manifests in your brain. There's no secret about it.
This is a fact. Right when you come the next
time in a situation like this, there is only two options.
Option number one is you managed it in your mind
to overcome that experience that you had, or that's that
failure and you leave it there and you go to
work and you start on the clean slate and and
you're mentally strong enough to break through with that, or
you end up in a downward spiral where it's even worst,
you know. And then after that, let's see you try
the third time and then you complete it downward spiral
and then it's it's it's it's like and then and
then you have to face the harsh reality, you know,
where it's like like in the adult industry where it's like, okay,
you failed three times.
Speaker 1: You have Holly Endless director, she's like she's like, dude,
don't book him anymore called me to save today.
Speaker 2: No, but seriously, you know some and then let's say
they have an agent already. You know, it's like and
then the agent says, like, all right, dude, you know
you failed already three times. H I can't book you
anymore unless you figure it out, and then become to
the sad part. I feel like it's then I hope
you're okay with it that I speak about this because
I think it's important for people to know. And then
comes to the sad part. You know, in my opinion,
it comes to the to the bona injections, you know, yeah,
whatever you name it, you know, and it's like it's
either recommended from the agent or it's recommended from other
performers than taking it, you know, if that's the only
solution you have, you know, in order to call yourself
a point star, you know what I mean. And then
and then put the time stamp on your career where
you're basically most likely done within the next three to
four years, and it wouldn't even work in your personal life.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It's like with with whatever until I guess it recovers
by itself over years or so. I think it's just wrong,
you know what I mean. It's like, why doing it
if you don't put in, if you don't even anticipate
to put in the effort, you know, to become mentally
stronger to be able to do it without the injections,
or why even doing it if you don't enjoy it.
Find a different fucking job, you know, I mean, what's
the what's the benefit you know of of being able
to call yourself a porn star and tell all your
friends that you can fuck all the hot chicks on
camera and you don't have the balls to tell them.
It's like, well, yeah, I can do we don't even
put the injection in, you know, It's like, what the fuck?
Speaker 1: I agree with you? And I'm not. Like We've talked
about this several times on this show, because I think
people do need to know that, Like, you know, you
all you often hear about oh, it's so hard on
the women and girls' bodies and all this kind of stuff,
and there's all this all that, but people don't really
like realize how difficult it is for the men and
how you know, men can really like I mean, I know, guys,
I know that, you know too, Like who've like kind
of ruined their dick with.
Speaker 2: In this case, I think it's the long it's the
wrong life choice. Let's readbind for example. I mean the
injections there are the pumps and they are also like
which is like people don't really talk much about it,
but even within the civilian community, like to say, the civilians.
Speaker 1: Yes, we call people who don't work in the porn
industry civilians.
Speaker 2: The civilians right in the civilian community, it's it's a
very very broadly used sex enhancement, you know, biagracialist or
whatever they call it right now. I mean it works
kind of like the same way, you know, and people
use it because they want to perform well and pleasure
the woman greatly, which props to you guys, you know.
I mean it's like at least you have the right motive,
you know, to pleasure the women. That's why, that's what
we like to do and that's what we're here for.
But when it comes to the to the porn industry,
you know what all these people in the world forget
is those pills are like the origin men. They were
created like how many years ago, like twenty five years
ago or something like that. You know, it's like Viagra
was created by accident. I don't know if you know
the story, but it was. It was literally the fighter
created the heart medication, and and old people got this
heart medication because of their heart. And then nurses go
into the into the the patient room, you know, and
see those old guys sitting there with a boner, and
they were highly uncomfortable. You know. It's like they need
to give them a bath or whatever was not you know,
clean them, you know, and he's like seventy five eighty
years old.
Speaker 1: You know, it's like with a boner.
Speaker 2: You know, it's like looking at her like, hey, it
feels good when you when you wash my balls, you
know all that stuff. Yeah, So the nurses started complaining
and then Pfizer and and the doctor was like, oh, okay,
so that's a side effect, you know, from a medication
that they were giving every single day. We should use
that for ed e rectal dysfunction. And that's where the
whole marketing strategy ran into the other direction where it's like, Okay,
we market like that because they're going to make way
more money.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It's like we're did a simple heart medication. Are the
big difference between those pills and the injections is those
pills originally they were created, like the OG pill was
created to be used every single day without harming the body. Well,
nobody talks about this is if you take a medication
like this every single day. The potency are jobs let's
say within if you take it a lot within the
first three to six months, by thirty to forty percent,
and it only works. It only works after that time.
It only works if your brain can do it. So
it's like it's like the pills on the work of
the brain can do it, and then it gives you
like an extra boost. So it's like my favorite comparison
is like you can't make a portie to a bon
out of your travel, you know what I mean. You
need to have a certain engine baseline in order to
create a strong engine, you know, tune it to something better.
But archer works the same way. The injections, however, they
were created for old people that three times, four times,
one time, two times, whatever, what not. Wanna let it out,
you know, it's like fuck the wife nicely and stuff
like that and get it on with or go to
a swinger's event, you know, be here and then go
back to the normal life.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It was never created to be used every day or
even twice a day, you know, with the pumps.
Speaker 1: The same thing. You know.
Speaker 2: It's like nowadays you have you have performers, you know,
they're like they're like, ah, the injections don't work anymore.
Speaker 1: It's like duh.
Speaker 2: After some time, the injections don't work anymore, so then
they think like the pumps are the solution. Yeah, but
it's even worse because the pumps they are not made
from high grade material that can sustain the high pressures
we have and the strengths that work. You know, it
is like if you do scene with TP and all
that kind of stuff, they break. And we both know
people were were like they pump literally broke every six months,
and then after you change it five times or six times,
you're even more so.
Speaker 1: Done done.
Speaker 2: It's irreversible. Yeah, you're good for life. You're done for life,
you know, And again it's not it was not created
to be used every single day. And if it's used
every single day, yeah, three minutes, five minutes, missionary sex
at most, a little bit of cargirl and that's it simple,
not high energy.
Speaker 1: You know, we had doctor Rina malikon recently, who's you know,
urologist and is very much an expert on these things,
and we spoke about caber Jack and she did say
she said, it was designed, as you mentioned, for people
who are having a rectil this fune disorders, but same thing.
It was designed to be used sparingly, not so often.
And she said the danger is that if you have
an erection for longer then I can't remember how many
hours she said, four hours or something, that that's when
it gets really dangerous and starts to like damage your penis.
But she said, like using you sparingly and used as
you know, guided that it's it's not so dangerous, but
in the way that you're saying, which is daily for performers,
people trying to work all the time, that's when it gets.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean and scenes it scenes can be yeah,
I thin can be thirty minutes, but it can be
also like hours, you know, and all the kind of stuff.
And I mean the way have I had it explained
one time and I really like it like this. It's
it's let's say you have the penis right and and
on a natural the natural erection, you know, it's like
the blood goes in. Then you have a natural seal
that us the plot in and then and then after
let's say, if you're not excited anymore, the seal opens,
it goes out, and all the kind of stuff or
you have your orgasm and stuff like that on a
natural base.
Speaker 1: So now.
Speaker 2: I like the comparison with car engines. Right, So you
have you have a car engine, you have the oil
in it, you have the heather, and then you have
the seal between the header and the engine block. Right,
and if the temperatures of the engine and then and
the pressures are within a certain range, that seal will
stay sealed. The oil is not gonna come out right,
and the engine works and it's not gonna break. But
if the engine gets too hot or the pressure gets
too hot, it breaks the seal. Then the seal leaks
oil out, and if it too much oil leaks out,
the engine breaks. Pini is exactly the same thing with
the With the cover ejects, you you get an even stronger,
more harder erection, which puts more pressure on the natural seal,
and therefore, over time, that's why I say, let's say
about three years or four years, over time, it just
damages the natural seal. It weakens the seal because it's
so much more unnatural pressure in it that then the
injections don't work as good anymore because the seal starts leaking,
you know. And that's when it comes to the point
where like young kids twenty three twenty four years old,
they need to put like two three injections for a
scene this is twenty five millions long, you know, and
then it just doesn't work at all anymore.
Speaker 1: I've actually never heard anybody explain the like biology and
dynamics of the drug in the way that you have.
You really know your shit. I've seen it so many times.
Speaker 2: I mean, all the guys that start performing stuff like that,
you know, and every year at ABN's, for example, you know,
it's like I have I have sometimes at two a m.
In the morning at the bar, you know, like I
have new performers coming up.
Speaker 1: You know. This year was the same.
Speaker 2: I'm sure next is going to be the same to
come up and it's like, hey, you know, it's like,
do you have any tips and whatever what not. I
don't mind to give them tips. And one of the
one of the main tips I'm giving them is where
I'm like, and I'm telling straight up, I said, like, look,
you know, it's like you're in the beginning of your career.
You're most likely popping viager right now and stuff like this,
and it's working. At some point, you know, it's like
the biaker won't work as the same day, and then
you need to use your brain in order to be
able to do the job. And you're gonna come to
this crossroad where it's basically like, okay, do I wanna
do you want to take the left turn where I'm
gonna use the injection in order to be able to
do the job. And I call you call yourself a
porn stuff for three years and then you disappear silently
like most of them, and and you you basically you
you don't have to work hard for it, you know
what I mean, But you sacrifice your life in any way,
or you're gonna take the right turn and you learn
to work with your.
Speaker 1: Brain in in.
Speaker 2: With a little bit of push off the help, let's say,
from the biaker and stuff like that. But that only
works if the brain can do it. And in order
to do that, you need to enjoy what you do.
If you don't enjoy what you do. You can't do
it with your brain either. It's like you need to
you need to have that and then you can have
a long career. Why because the passion that you have
to put into it in order for it to work
with your your brain, you know, and.
Speaker 1: That kind of.
Speaker 2: Systematic you create just better scenes. And even when you
speak to the girls, the girls know, guys, the girls
know if you put the fucking mealle in you dick,
because the dick feels different, and they talk, they talk
that they know, they know, they talk. They say and
it's like they don't say to your face, but they
say to all the other girls.
Speaker 1: Yeah. It is a job that very few people can do.
And I think that it's felt a lot more accessible
to people over the years, And I think a lot
of that comes from, like you know, the Internet and
like social media and people have a more of a
behind the scenes view and can get to know the
people like more as human beings. I think it feels
more attainable to people.
Speaker 2: It's easy to get in because of the monetization of
only pants and off the platforms because to be honest,
like when I'm on a mention or something like this,
and people come to me. It's like, hey, you know,
like what can I do if I want to become
a points and stuff like this? I tell them, I say, like, look,
create yourself you only fans account and start shooting contents
into the girls. And if you if you're good enough
of that, then then companies will find you. And there
we go in an industry. If you can't if you
can't do that, don't even bother. Yeah you know what
I mean. So so it's like it makes it easier
for me to give them explanations. You know, it's like
how to get an industry And it's a shorter answer,
but it's the truth and and that's where they.
Speaker 1: Where we at at the time.
Speaker 2: But the harsh reality nobody talks about that and the
harsh reality are the injections of the pumps because both
things ruin their future. Won't way or the other without
them knowing when they start.
Speaker 1: No, I think that's a valuable lesson. Okay, so obviously,
so let's go back to your beginning. So obviously you
made it to the end of the marathon.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, okay, we got die tracted for a little bit. Yeah,
so yeah, so I did I did those those things
A few times and then then I called it the day.
But in the end, in the end, those three shoots
what I did were paid one hundred years actually created
a baseline for me being able to get in the industry,
believe it or not, because one day Thomas Janish, the
owner from the Austrian Contact magazine, he called me up
and it's like, hey, you know, it's like I got
this number from this and this guy you know, and
like do you know me?
Speaker 1: It's like, yeah, I know him. You know. It's like,
did like.
Speaker 2: Three shoots for them, and he's like yeah, he said
that you're you're you're good at you think you know?
And I am having a fuck competition like in where
his office is. You know, it's like it wor was
it was a budishal or something like that. Not if
if I grew up in Austria and I would like
you because you know already how to do it more
or less, I would like you to be part of it.
They're gonna be totally like about thirty guys and are
I'm gonna have one other guy that proven himself ready
that he can do his deed in front of the camera.
And most likely if you guys deliver. Most likely you are.
The other guy might gonna win because all the other
people that come there are just like magazine subscribers and
they just want to try it and give it a try.
But whatnot up for it? It's like yes, of course.
So they went up there and we did. You know,
it's like already like before the day or before the
day of the day. You know, it's like we didn't interviews,
and I got to know Thomas j and she was
really cool guy. And the other guy who was there
was he was also from Gratz, which was kind of
cordy know. I was like both the Theorian the Starish.
Actually we were there and we also met the I
said five I think we're six girls Eastern European again.
You know, it's like we met them too because they
were there already the day before, and then after we
had dinner we decided to party ORGANI I mean, who
can blame us, you know, it's.
Speaker 1: Like we're like, how old were you at the time, like.
Speaker 2: Twenty two or something like that, and it was like
we were like twenty to twenty three.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: A small bar is like a small or alpine town,
you know where it's like there's not a lot of
people there, and we crashed the bar with six hot
Eastern European girls you know that just wanted to go
drinking and party and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: And we were the only two guys.
Speaker 2: So we had a blast, and yeah, we got drunk.
I ended up having sex with one of the girls
at four am in the morning, and the other guy
and I don't know what, he just got really really drunk.
And then in the afternoon the next day, in the
afternoon and hang over everything and stuff like that, we
went to the club and we had the competition. So
I was like, oh crap, you know, it's like the hope,
I'm not gonna mess it up. It's like sex all
night and drinking and partying was a great experience either way.
And so so we did the competition and uh yeah,
usual spiel, hard job. The other guy who had the party,
he was way to hang over. He he just tapped
out right away.
Speaker 1: It was gone. I eliminated my competition. You're playing another drink.
Speaker 2: Party with six girls, drink a lot of hard nacure,
you know, and yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: So we did two rounds on that day.
Speaker 2: In the first round, they were still like a few guys,
like out of thirty guys, maybe four or five with
me had more or less sex. And and then after
that we did the round number two and I held
all the.
Speaker 1: Six girls from myself. Again, I was like.
Speaker 2: And so yeah, so I won and and so that
was kind of like the beginning, you know, of Thomas
and me becoming good friends. And then I did like
my my my prize was a photo shoot with a
Swedish guy also like in this area where Thomas has
his company. Also, yeah, photo shoot, and so so I
came there just to be safe. They had another guy
from from Tyrror to come to because there were six
girls and me and the guy from Tyrol. But you know,
it's like usual story. He was intimidated either by my
persona or by my opinions or by whatever what we
were doing there, and I ended up again you know,
it's like with old girls by myself arm and and
after that I got the prize for that.
Speaker 1: After Wars to do the first shoot for.
Speaker 2: Video rama in France with Harry as Morgan who sadly
died a few years ago. But yeah, I mean so
I was in Paris and back then, you know, it
was not gone or shoots and stuff like this. Everything
was they were making movies and I loved it because
one of the reasons why I came into the industry
was because I wanted to be an actor, you know.
But in Austria, especially in that time, it's like unless
you are in a family that is connected to the
acting world there, or you go acting score and this
and that and have a deep dive in connections, they would.
Speaker 1: Never let you in.
Speaker 2: And so so I was happy to make movies where
I can play a role important yeah, and you have sex,
it's and you get paid for It was great And
the first movie I ever did I'd never forget. I
was with Collie Ducts.
Speaker 1: He was like, we were both detectives, but he was
my boss.
Speaker 2: I was his assistant, and we had to investigate the
mention in Paris. Outside of Paris, Beautiful billing and HARRYS.
Speaker 1: Morgan.
Speaker 2: He basically he told me that my scene was my
first professional scene ever. He said like, yes, so there's
this Czech girl, Caterina. You're going to capture her on
the patio and then you bring him into the room,
you interrogate her, and then the interrogation goes into the
sex and you're sucking the ass.
Speaker 1: Mhm. I've never sucked a girl in the ass before.
Speaker 2: I lost my my uh girl in the ass anal
fucking virginity the year two thousands, you know. So I
was super excited and that that was basically the whole
instruction that I got from the director. And so so
we did and Mom and I I started scene. We
did a little bit vaginal sex and stuff like this,
and then I went into into the ass and it
was up and over doggie even, you.
Speaker 1: Know, it's like and over and over and over.
Speaker 2: And I was so excited that I finally I met
my my anal destiny, my Pini is in there, and
I was fantasizing about it.
Speaker 1: You know, it was many many years, you know. Was
it everything that you had hoped for back then?
Speaker 2: Yes, I mean it was. I mean, it was was amazing,
and it felt so good that you know, it's like,
I don't know, I mean maybe I I pleasured her
for five or six minutes in the ass, and then
I pulled out and I came all over us, and.
Speaker 1: I thought it was the greatest thing on the planet.
Speaker 2: And I was very proud of what I've done and
what I've achieved, you know, and what I delivered, you know.
And I actually expected a tap on the shoulder from
the director and giving me the thumbs up and round
amazing around the plow and everybody's like me great and
stuff like that. And instead of that I had, I
had director screaming at me, you know how there I am,
you know, to to to come uh and and uh
give not even wait to take stills and and don't
give it fast that I came to fast and don't
give him enough time, and the other other eyes like
and and like he really he really took me like
from from a high horse, you know. It's like and
I felt like a like a like a little cricket,
you know, like the on the floor trying to escape
his footsteps, you know, to survive another day.
Speaker 1: David Perry was there.
Speaker 2: He had to do the stuntcock for me after for
still and and do some some extra time in the
scene for close ups.
Speaker 1: You know. But did he tell you that they had
to do stills afterwards? And all?
Speaker 2: Okay, so his instructions, he instruction, he assumed his instructions
literally like this, you interrogate her and then you fuck her,
do you think he never said we need this much time,
we need to do stills.
Speaker 1: You can't come till I tell you too. Yeah, nobody
ever told me we need to start. Because there's the
whole I mean now, of course you know that. You know,
we need to know if someone can fuck the pop
or they need to set up to pop. And also
we need to know so we can make sure the
cameras are in the right place and we catch it.
But like all these things, you would know first day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, on the first day on the real set, you know,
it was traumatizing. You know, in America they called it
a PDSD Yeah, very famous. I definitely had PDSD H
and I was I was there for the whole week
and and my penis did not want to fight anybody anymore.
For the holy the only thing, the only thing my
pinions were located to where he came out of the
of the of the snailhouse to say hi, where I
was really good at getting blow jobs for the rest
of the week. But the so the only there was
a vagina or a battle and stuff like that. Pinions
was like, no, I don't want to experiences again, you know,
Oh my god.
Speaker 1: It was dramatizing. So how did you make it to America?
Speaker 2: It was two thousand and four, and I it was
kind of like on a production in Hungary with this
French actor Tristan, and you know, it's like he's the
kind of guy. He likes to talk a lot about
how good he is and all the connections he has
and whatever whatnot. And so he also said, it's like, oh,
you know, it's like I was in America before and
I know everybody this and that, and if you come
with me, there's no problem that you're going to work
in the other other armswer I was like, okay, you
know what, I I think career wise, it's the right
decision to do, because the industry changed in Europe. So
in two thousand and four we flew to America. Little
did I know where he had some connections, but it
was not the same way how he said.
Speaker 1: And we arrived and the.
Speaker 2: Only the only real real luck what we both had,
but especially myself, was that that he knew Mark Speaker
mm hmmm, because he didn't do the reservation at the
awkward apartments. So we arrived, you know, and and the
awkward apartment says like wow, you know, it's like, yeah,
you can have room, but you have to wait for
three weeks or two weeks till it's available. And luckily
he knew Mark Speaker, and Mark Speaker was so kind
to say, you know what, you guys, till you guys
have the apartment, you can sleep on my couch. So
we slept for two weeks on speakless couch. And because
we slept and speakless couch, we also got both of us.
We also got our first audition. I don't want to say, like.
Speaker 1: That couch casting couch.
Speaker 2: Well, not not casting couch. It was more like like
off the off his masturbation couch, you know, because there
was was was anabolic diabolic. They called us the cold
Speaker and it's like, hey, you know, it's like I
want to like sell you know, actually you know zell
uh dear friend of mine he called. It's like hey Mark,
you know, it's like, dude, do you have any girl
available in the afternoon? You know, It's like Mark, He's
like yeah, sure, you know, and I need the guy too.
It's like Mark's like, wow, it's like I have guys
from Europe sleeping on my cash right now. You know,
you want to use them, you know, they're tested, and
so sales said, like He's like, okay, you know, it's
like have them come to the office. So we drive
to the office Diabolic, Anabolic. We go in and I
mean it's an office and it's like with class and
typical like Americans office whatever where people can look in. Yeah,
and they go into sales office, you know, and it's like, hey, guys,
good to see you, thanks for coming here. He gave
each one of us a porn magazine, you know, and
it's like, uh, knock on the window when you're hurt.
Speaker 1: That's exactly exactly what I had to do when guys
would come in for a go see, because I usually
had to take the pictures and I would put I
don't know if I did this with you. I didn't.
You didn't. You didn't.
Speaker 2: You didn't take the picture of my Dick Sousa's assistant,
did it.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, I wasn't. I wasn't the one who had
to do the dick pics.
Speaker 2: Then no, you did it after with the big camera
later on, you know. But yeah, So that was the
first thing.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It's like we sit there, you know, it's like twisted
next to me, We're both in the magazine Master Painting,
and it's like okay, Nigga Sad self comes in and
it's like okay, guys, you want to fuck in the afternoon.
Speaker 1: You know, It's like okay. Yeah. So then we did
the first scene and then everything spiraled, you know, wow,
and Nick Blue the legend was born. Yeah. In America,
you have a reputation for professionalism and reliability on set.
I mean, you've done this says here that you performed
in over thirty five hundred scenes. I don't know if
you would argue and say it's been more than that,
but I think we can both see.
Speaker 2: No, it's been. It's been nowadays, it's been more about that.
I mean if you look, I think if you look
on adult DVD talk or something like this, I have
now I think thirty five hundred credits or thirty six
hundred credits itself, and we both know it's like over time.
It's like sometimes you do four scenes in the movie,
sometimes two, sometimes one.
Speaker 1: You know. Yeah, so I.
Speaker 2: Think I think like the the number, like if it
comes down to scenes, and it's like including all the
internet stuff, what I've done, you know, and that's not
even included there and and stuff that was done before
being in America, maybe five six, seven thousand scenes. I
mean it's it's it's been a few and even even
if it's less than that, it's still it's still is
still like like.
Speaker 1: A little bit more than average number. Yeah, I would say, So,
so how do you keep yourself disciplined and prepared for
each shoot? Like how do you take care of yourself
and keep up your longevity because we've already talked about
like how damaging.
Speaker 2: Like yeah, so first of all, stay away from injections
and pumps. I mean those two things that you talked before.
You know they are just like it immediately puts a
stamp on your career. If you want to believe it
or not, it's a fact, right, Uh. And then just
try to have like a general healthy lifestyle. You know,
you can't you can't do good work if you hang
over period. I mean it's like if you you got
party every every day and then you think that you
can you can or predict your body the way how
it's gonna function the next day, you're you're your delusional.
You know it's not gonna work. So when it comes
to professionalism, you.
Speaker 1: You have to.
Speaker 2: You have to treat it as that, you know, as
fun as this it is or it can be. But
you have the responsibility not just not just the responsibility
for yourself, you have the responsibility for everybody is on set.
You know that they are leave the workspace happy and
didn't come there for nothing and maybe even go home
without nothing.
Speaker 1: You know, and lose a day that they can use
for something else. Now you're, as I said, one of
the most decorated male performers in history. You want ABN's
Male Performer of the Year three years in a row,
plus expos Male Performer of the Year, plus many other awards.
And I believe in twenty fifteen you and your wife
Anika Albright made histories the first married couple to both
win ABN's Top Performer awards the same year. Yes, it's correct.
That must have been a really fun night and like
it was the best not ever, I mean. And then,
so how did it feel to share that moment? And
how do you two support each other's careers? Or actually
I should say because you guys are still together. But
I don't believe she's shooting anymore.
Speaker 2: Right unfortunately, not like I like, Okay, we're still we're
together and and everything is core, and and you know,
it's like having a family is like things change, right,
But I true believe that she would be very happy
or it would be a great, a great asset to
her life, you know, in an essence of fun and
experiences and and and outliving fantasies and all that kind
of stuff, if she would, if she would come back
to the industry. Because yes, there's a lot of people
out there, you know that that like to crucify of
what we do and stuff like that. But in many,
many ways, our community is a very respectful community among
each other, you know. And it's I never thought about this,
but for example, like like remember like we had the
we had the ex PIS nomination party, and we did
the interview with Chris Moss, you know, and you know,
it's like he comes. He's a great actor in mainstream
and he does a lot of indie movies and stuff
like that, and he's been many many mainstream events. And
after we were insight and we said hi to a
few people that I introduced him to, he came to
me and he said, like, Mick, can I tell you something.
I was like, okay, Well, tell me, I just realized something.
What I realized is is that your industry is very genuine,
do you know. It's it's like what I what I
what I experienced now the last twenty minutes is that
if some but they says hi to you, they say
hi to you, like the minute they look in the eyes,
you know, and it's like the minute to say hi
to you. But then you go on a mainstream event,
you know, it's like on a Hollywood event and stuff
like this, and people's like hi, Hi, something like that.
They don't mean it. They are like it's very shallow.
It's very like, okay, the only minute if you can
do something for them, do you know. And so so, yes,
we have a great community.
Speaker 1: I couldn't agree with you more. And I love porn stars.
They're my favorite people in the world. I think that
there's something really genuine about them, like you just said,
and you're absolutely right. I mean, going to these parties,
going to these events, like I feel a genuine like
love and connection with like everyone that we've worked with.
You know, It's like I think there's also something to do.
I think it has to do a little bit with
the stigma that we all face, you know, almost like
like a bands us together, but also too, I think
that the spirit of like somebody in the industry, especially
somebody who's been in for a long time, there's like
a real like freeness to themselves and like their soul,
you know what I mean, Like that like those that
shallowness that all that pretense is kind of gone, Like
when you take your clothes off in front of the
world and like show your butthole to everyone. As Anna
Fox would say, like there's something.
Speaker 2: It's it's so non judgmental. Yes, you know, it's it's
so non judgmental. I mean in the end of the day,
what we create on a daily bas like take the example.
You know, it's like you and I we are talking
for twenty five minutes right now, you know, now think
about it. How many smiles? How many smiles you know,
my product that I created over the last twenty six years.
How many smiles did I put on people's faces all
over the world in the last twenty five thirty five minutes.
Speaker 1: You and I we talked.
Speaker 2: Because they had an orgasm to something I was in it,
you know, and they're released happy in orphins. You know,
it doesn't matter what gender. You know, it's like they're
happy if they if they are happy in a state
like this, are they going to harm somebody?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: So not just you're not just giving them an orgasm.
You know, you put a smile on their face and
you make them peaceful, you know. And there's no other job,
no other institution in this world that can achieved the
same effect on humanity.
Speaker 1: I mean, it is the business of pleasure.
Speaker 2: Right, No, it is, it is, and it's it's not
it's not like it's not a fiction.
Speaker 1: It literally is a fact.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like there's nobody, there's nobody on this world
who has an orgasm and is angry about.
Speaker 1: It unless you come to.
Speaker 2: I'm angry right now. Well when you came to early
in but I was still happy. I was still happy
that I came. I was I was happy about what
the director said to me after, you know, and then
I had PDSDY But you get.
Speaker 1: My point, Yes, absolutely, and all day, all day.
Speaker 2: You know, the people that are against our industry, you know,
it's like in this world that they're gonna listen to
this right now, and they're gonna, they're gonna, they're gonna,
they're gonna fume. But it's there's nothing to fulm about,
you know, because it's it's it's the truth. It's the fact.
And the reason why they film or the reason why
they hate so much on us is because they know
it's true. They just don't want it to be true,
because if they would agree that it is true, they
would have no ammunition anymore against anything that we do.
And they need this ammunition. They need to hold on
to it and to grab to it for whatever reason,
so that so that they are personal and private desires
they have. You know, when they close the door and
go watch some of my scenes, you know that they
can deflect from that that nobody ever knows that they
actually watch it and do it themselves.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Absolutely, I mean and have a smile on their face.
You know. I didn't actually think about this until you
mentioned it. But when you mentioned about Chris, you know,
saying how the party really felt so different than a
Hollywood party, it made me think. I went with a
friend of mine is a big talent agent, and I
went to Paris Hilton's birthday party, I think like last year,
and it was very awkward and stilted, and nobody was
like talking to each other. I was like looking around
the room and there was like small groups of people
that were hanging out, but nobody looked like they were
having fun. She was like DJing, you know, and like singing.
Nobody was really dancing. Like it just felt like and
you go to a porn party. Everybody knows each other
and everyone's like so happy to see each other, and
it really feels like it feels like a family. It
feels genuine. Yeah and honest, Yeah, I'm so happy that
you came on. Thank you so much. I do still
have some Patreon questions, Yeah, which we'll do that. We'll
it's be a separate segment for now. Is there anything
in particular that people should be looking out for that
maybe will be coming out next year or a thing
in twenty twenty five that you want to promote.
Speaker 2: So it's like for all the guys who missed it.
I was, for example, the movie Dutch three International Gangster
mainstream movie was released like two months ago or something
like that. I think you can watch it on BAT
plus four or something like that. It was actually a
movie that that I shot as a principal actor, even
before General Hospital came around, you know, and then I
think in twenty twenty six. Another movie is going to
come out which I shot already like a year ago,
is a center addiction, also mainstream movie from a friend
of mine. Michael Mattia Rossi is the director, so he
produced and directed that one and another movie that people
haven't heard about yet, What's going to come out in
twenty twenty six. But it was only like a background role.
I was like a background actor as a Roman soldier
for the movie Leah Rex with al Pacino, Jessica Ksteak
and other great creadit actors.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: And the reason why I want to mention this movie
was because yes, it was only like background acting and
you don't even see my face because we had like
helmets on mid masks and all that kind of stuff.
But I had the opportunity to stay in the room
like not too far away with Al Pacino, Jessica Steak
and some other great actors in acting the speech our
Patina the king has when he has to divide his
kingdom among the three daughters, and it was just like
it was like live theater. Yes he's getting older, but
he's just so good at what he does, you know,
like like you stay there, you know you're watching, it's like,
oh my god, that's so amazing. You know, you back hers,
the arm, her, everything hurts. You know, you're just standing
there like, Okay, I want to hear it again. You know, yeah,
I want to see it again. That's that's how good
it is.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It's like the movies give him credit, you know, but
when you see him live, it's just like he's just
on a whole different level.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm really into period pieces, especially anything to do
with Roman history, so I'm definitely going to check it
out because I think it's going to be a really
good movie.
Speaker 2: You know, they're still in post production yea, and yeah,
but it was just a great experience, amazing.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, can you let everybody know where they
can find you online? Yes?
Speaker 2: Absolutely so if you want to find me online, I
know you guys all have Instagram. Go on the Mike
Blue it's verified with a blue checker, so all the
other ones they're not Mimi, so followed me there. And
then Twitter or X. Everybody has X nowadays is Mike
Blue xxx, and then TikTok is Mike Blue xxx, but
I'm not using it that much yet.
Speaker 1: And then.
Speaker 2: I do have a YouTube channel, it's the Mix Blue.
You can see my racing videos there and also some
acting clips that that I have. You know, some of
the acting clips are actually like from Pump Productions. Believe
it or not, are clips that I just like that
are safe for YouTube and on only fans. I have
a safe for work only fans channel which is our
Make a Blow or f TV, and.
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