Speaker 1: Lana Violet my guest for the evening. You know exactly
where you can find her at. Lana Violet links to
all of our social media in the episode description below.
Please make sure you support the creators that come on
this show, otherwise they don't come back. Lana, it's a
pleasure to have you on tonight. How are you today, It's.
Speaker 2: A pleasure to be on here. I'm wonderful. Thank you.
Speaker 1: That's good to hear. That's good to hear. I'm glad
we got this all together and organize. You have been
one of the main stays, one of my favorite performers
throughout the years, and it's a pleasure to have you
on it. And I want to get some of your
insight into your career, the industry as a whole, whatever
it is. But let's start with the basic, boring question
that always starts off every interview. Tell me how you
initially got into the adult entertainment industry in whatever form
or field it was, whether it was selling feet picks
on Craigslist or or stripping at the Spearmint Rhino, or
right into gang bangs, like where is your where do
you go? Vanilla? Into this world?
Speaker 2: Well, Ryano was part of it. So basically I wanted
to be a stripper since I was thirteen when I
got into porn. At the time, I was working at
an amusement park and it was fun and it was
fine and it was great, But again, I want to
be a stripper. So I went on sexy jobs and
was just putty, like I made a profile whatever, and
I kept getting in for me. I kept getting asked
about adult adult videos and it wasn't anything I was
interested in. But basically, one time I was in traffic
on my way to work, I was just so frustrated.
This is before you could still talk on the phone,
before it was I legal. Sure, so I picked up
this random number and ended up being my first agent.
And I really liked talking to her, and she said,
let's have a sit down meeting. So I went to
this magical place called the Valley and met up with her,
and she convinced me. I liked what she had to
say and I liked what she had to offer, and
that's how I got into the business business and doing videos.
Speaker 1: Sure, so let me ask, what was the separation between
stripping and doing video? Did you just not want that
intimacy with another person? Directly initially before she kind of
maybe talked you through it, or did your first agent
talk you into maybe solo stuff, and you worked your
way towards that type of thing. I'm just trying to
get into your mindset there.
Speaker 2: Oh no, of course, of course, now for the stripping thing.
So she basically told me that I could make more
money if I started off as a porn girl, as
an adult girl, adult entertainer, pornographer. If if you saw that,
if you did the person, then you do feature dancing,
which I didn't even hear of or knew about, and
so you would go there as a feature as a
palace to being just a house girl. She was very
adamant about not meeting a house girl, like, no, you
don't want to do that, Hunt, I'm telling you, this
is the way to go. So that that was one
of the key points. It was the money thing, like, Okay,
you can make more if you did this instead of
just stripping initially, but yeah, it was. It's funny enough.
When I first got into the business, this was a
long time ago. This was in two thousand and eight.
That was my goal to do feature dancing, but I
didn't do featuring until twenty fourteen.
Speaker 1: Wow, okay, yeah, right, So the idea was almost a
lot of podcasts do this nowadays too. You take a
celebrity in some other sense and you say, hey, listen
to their show. In that sense, it's like, hey, look
at porn star Launa Violet. She's you know this, and
now she'll be featured dancing this week. That's the idea
I assume behind it.
Speaker 2: You see a woman in live right in the video
right right?
Speaker 1: But how much? And you did a great job of
building up a career. But from that mindset, how much
of a career do you have to build up before
you can become like a good feature? Like if that
is your idea going into it, did you think you
would do five, six, seven, ten videos and then boom
feature dancings off or did you think it was going
to be a longer build than that?
Speaker 2: Well to address the what kind of reputation or repertorire
you to build to do this stripping the chimes? It
just goes with the times I've seen it before where
you had to have a certain amount of videos, certain
amount of time under your belt in order to be
consider featuring. Now I see people going after a couple
of videos featuring as a part of their marketing tool.
So times of change, I've seen, I've seen it go
different ways. Was it what was this a second part
of your question?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I asked real long, dumb questions.
Speaker 2: Love it. I love the length of the questions that
I just I forgot it.
Speaker 1: Stal No, No, it's a number one comment, and I
think was it? Did you did you have any anticipation
to you said you didn't fee you dance for another
six years after.
Speaker 2: That at least.
Speaker 1: Yeah, did you think you'd be feature dancing a little
quicker or no?
Speaker 2: You know, I got into the business and it was
just right off the gate, go go go. For a
little side note for me, porn was Jenna Jamison. I
had no idea like big titty blonde, which is not me.
So I had no idea. There was Asian petite spinner young.
I blew my mind. So I just kind of was
in a whirlwind of shooting videos. I was just shooting
porn and the featuring. So there was a period where
I was shooting a lot of poorn for a while,
and then I kind of wanted to stop. I wanted
to take a break and I just wanted to be
more inconspicuous but still in the adult business. So I
wanted to do stripping as a house girl. Okay, So
I started doing that. I didn't do it as a
feature because I didn't want to be associated with that.
And then later on in life, I was like, you
know what, I want to use a Lana Violet and
I want to dance as her, so I use that
as my feature. So that's kind of my journey with that.
Speaker 1: I got you and let me let me ask, So
when you wanted to step away from did I get
that right? You wanted at one point to step away
from the main ship of somewhat a little bit, right?
Was that just burnout? Were you tired of the publicity
of it? And hey, I can make a lot of
money here as long as these doors are closed in
the strip club somewhere, or you just take time off,
like did you just need time off?
Speaker 2: A little bit of everything, mainly a burnout. I got hurt.
I got injured, which was pretty serious and it was unfortunate,
but it is what it is like that that is life.
So I I was physically forced to kind of stop
to take them, to take those breaks and then from
there I still wanted to Well that's how I kind
of that's how I discovered other iterations of adult entertainment, stripping, camming,
all these things you could do that doesn't necessarily have
to involve other talents, right, So yeah, it was just
a little bit of everything.
Speaker 1: And you already have the brand, and so you again,
you can take that brand over to camming or stripping
at that point, five six, seven years in whatever it was.
Can I ask you when you went and you met
this first female agent it was a female I believe
right you said her in there? Okay? Was it immediately
into boy girl shoots? Was it working your way in slowly?
Or like how what was the convincing other than the money?
What was the convincing Because you could offer me ten
trillion dollars, if you know, for whatever to be in
the middle of a giant gang bang, and I would
probably go, that's a lot of money, but you know,
I'm worried about being torn up and everything, so maybe
I won't. What convinced you finally? Was it just the
money or was it like you finally grew comfortable in
front of the camera.
Speaker 2: Invariables apply it was she Okay. So she gave me
a list of things that I do like I'm willing
to do. So I basically just checked everything that I've
done my personal life, hand job, blowjob, you know, white girl.
I did a boy girl girl. I've never done a
boy boy girl. I was so pretty much I checked
everything i'd done ANA before, so I checked anal. So
she basically was all for everything but anal. She said, no,
We're going to save anal for later on in your career.
Whatever whatever. But I pretty much did everything off the bat,
Like my first scene was BBC with My first boy
girls scene was with a BBC Jack Napier. Yeah, so
I pretty much just went The only thing I haven't
done in the business is a double penetration.
Speaker 1: Fear is that? Fear? Is it? Are you saving it
for a good one when you're shooting gil stuff?
Speaker 2: Somedays I should say it this way. The only thing
that I haven't done in the business see yet that
I'm still looking forward to doing is double penetration. Okay,
I want to do it, It's just all the stars have
to line, everything has to work out. And yeah, sure,
layout perfectly.
Speaker 1: You said something interesting and I always I do a
sideshow where I interview new girls coming into the dustry,
trying and give them a little extra exposure as well,
try and talk them through what I've experienced having interviewed
mainstream stars and performers, and a lot of them, especially
girls who are really committed and going to be in
this industry, are told the same thing like save anal,
hold on on that. So can I ask you, did
you eventually do ANAL? I assume yes, yes, And was
that the right move? Because I've also interviewed another other
mainstream girls, some girls who said right off the bat
did ANEL right away and it kind of told their
fans like, hey, I'm a goer, I'm gonna I'm in this.
And then I understand the other way as well. Do
you think that worked out for you correctly or would
if you could go back, would you maybe introduce it
a little earlier?
Speaker 2: For me personally, worked out perfectly. Yeah. I'm very grateful
for my agent because I was gung ho, I I'll
do it. I was very I'm very grateful for her
to be like, no, let's save that. So it worked
out for me when I wanted to do what I
wanted to do it. It was everything worked out according
to everyone involved. So in no regrets, yeah, I'm glad
I didn't when I get it.
Speaker 1: So let me ask you, based on whatever metric you
would look at as successful, was it successful to wait
for you? I don't know again what the timeframework. I
don't know if social media popped, if they were pushing
it real hard. I remember, personally just a you know,
favorite of mine, Gianna Michaels, waited years to do an
anal scene, and then there felt like they're not like
guys hanging out at the coffee shop going like do
you see Gianna's No, not that kind of hype, but
there felt like there was a hype behind it, like
did you also feel that when you did that or no?
Speaker 2: In asensious, I wouldn't say it was like super super huge.
It was kind of when I was still getting back
into the business after I took my longer break, you know,
in a nutshell, yes, I want to be as dramatic
as like, oh my god. It was like everybody was
waiting and saving it for me. But it was it
was a good experience to have and I felt like
the next step with what I wanted to do in
the adult business. So I did the stripping a camming. Okay,
I want to get back in the business in terms
of shooting again. Am I ready to do anal? I
think I'm ready to do any I think I'm ready
to go into that.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, cool, totally off topic, but similar I believe
you practice yoga a lot, right, Yoga is a big
thing for you.
Speaker 2: You follow my socials, I do my research.
Speaker 1: I do do my research. So let me ask this,
has yoga improved your sex life at all from when
you first started doing it to not? And does it
do it in general? Would you say, as an advocate of.
Speaker 2: Yoga my sex life, I would say it's more prominent
in terms of the partners I choose in my own
personal experience. If we're talking physically, sure, any sort of
activity exercise that allows you to work your muscles, including
the public floor, I think it's a great benefit in
a sexual sort of rendezvous. Yeah. Yeah, So I love
yoga in terms of what it can provide for me
and my own internal space, my own private space, and
then the benefits that sort of trickle over into the
adult business.
Speaker 1: I'm going to put you on the spot right here.
I'm not going to ask you to do yoga. But
what I am going to ask you is, so I'm
sure you know I look gorgeous. I'm a good looking guy.
Whatever kidding, I'm a mess. What I will say is,
imagine my audience is sitting in an office right now.
We're sedentary people. Hey, we sit around listening to podcast
typing emails all day. Do you have three basic easy
poses that someone in a sedentary lifestyle can maybe try
and work towards doing or just do you know whatever
as soon as they come home, whatever, something to improve
people's lives and healthiness just a little bit. Is there
something basic for like maybe a back or like you're
neck or something like that? Can you You don't, again,
you don't have to do them, you can't, probably not.
But do you know the names of like three positions
we could recommend to the audience today?
Speaker 2: Really simple suite for the the seddinary folks out there.
All the love is out there. I mean you're sitting,
So a simple twist. That's one movement he arms up,
hands behind the head, chest lifted. That's oh look at you.
That's I'm doing it with you.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: That actually does feel good on my mid back right there, Yes, come.
Speaker 2: On their rattics. Fine, and you know it's get a
little skin, a little fun. Let's add a little twist there,
rib cage or of cage. Soften your shoulders in your face.
I were going for a full class here, and then
one last exercise is just side bending. Okay, so you
can literally do all this sitting, but at least you're
moving doing something and not just so under the blue light.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 2: And what I what I recommend to anybody is to
put a timer for like three minutes andocus on your breath.
Speaker 1: Awesome, very cool, very cool. I want to get into
your content now, if possible, the stuff you're making nowadays,
the stuff you like making this and that. First, I
want to do a thing called stat check. Now what
I do with stat check is I go to the
Internet Adult Film Database IAFD. Okay, and these numbers are
entirely wrong. They don't include of stuff. They don't include
you know, collaborations or anything else.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, collecting this data.
Speaker 1: Like a little like mainstream stuff but not quite so. Look,
I'm just going to give you these numbers, and it's
a good baseline metric because we'll use this same flawed system.
The next time I have you on a year from now,
we'll go, oh, my god, you've done so many more things.
Or maybe it's like, oh, you got out of the
industry because you're so rich on your yoga gig something
like that.
Speaker 2: Who knows, we shall see in a year.
Speaker 1: You never know. So stat check, I have for you
three hundred and sixteen scenes. You have shot female performers.
You have worked with sixty five male performers. You have
worked with one hundred and seventeen one AVN nomination, no
wins yet, I don't believe correct.
Speaker 2: I didn't even know I got nominated.
Speaker 1: Okay, twenty ten it was a maybe Rebecca Lenaiers.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, the threesome. Okay, I remember her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know. I know Lana's career better than she
does at this point. Well, let me ask you that ridict.
So I was. It's tough because I'm I'm about a
year younger than you, right, So when I was getting
into this as a guy, my testosterone's pumpin. I'm eighteen
years old, definitely not fifteen. I had a certain type
of performers I liked. You know, there was an industry
that was strange at the time. It was actually a
little more extreme, not necessarily my thing, but you know whatever. Anyway,
I I know that era.
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm familiar about it.
Speaker 1: Sure, Sure, the extreme associates error type of thing I
was going to see. I went through your list and
I saw some performers you had worked with that I
was like, Oh, my god, You've done one scene with them,
and it was like fifteen years ago, so I was like, Oh,
she's not going to remember them. Do you have people
that you may have only worked with one time that
you that stand out to you that you remember. The
answer is probably no, but I'm just wondering.
Speaker 2: That's you. I've only worked with her once. Not Kazumi,
the current beautiful Asian porn star Katsunni Katsunni I love
of the French porn star. Yes, yeah, one of my favorite,
not just scenes but moments in my life. It's like,
she's so beautiful and ethereal and epic and if I
follow her, then I follow her now what she's doing now?
So she comes to mind right away, and I've worked
with her once. There have been other people that come
to mind that I enjoyed working with, but I've worked
with them a couple of times, so.
Speaker 1: Okay, always just wondering. So you mentioned Katsuni who I
love French and is she half French.
Speaker 2: Half Japanese Chinese?
Speaker 1: Don't quote I'm a white guy. I'm not allowed to
say that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you can say that more
than I can.
Speaker 2: Okay, Look, she's not a real fan. I'm like French
and pulling it up.
Speaker 1: I'm pulling it up right now. Let's say, let's see
Vietnamese Vietnamese.
Speaker 2: Well, no, I wouldn't have thought that. Oh man, it
makes me love for even more. You know who else?
Is a wonderful hot Vietnamese porn star Sidey stuff Ball.
Speaker 1: I love Cindy Starfall. She's wonderful. So let me let
me delve into the Asian thing. And I don't know
how to do that as like a goofy white guy. Okay,
you mentioned Katsunni mentioned Sidey Starfall. I love who you've
worked with? Mika Tan is one of my all time favorites.
Number one for me though. The thing where I was
a young kid going into it was sitting in Catholic
school and then you're clicking on the internet and you
come across Miko Lee. Oh, Miko Lee, was you have
to look? I mean, just perfect beautiful. I think she
left the industry and went back to school. I worked
with Nko Lee me. No, I don't believe you did. Ah,
Miko Lee, No no no. Here's my question for it.
How do you feel about the and delve is deep
as you want. I'm not trying to hit you with
some social you know, social justice type question here. How
do you feel about the fetish's fetishization of Asian women
in the industry? Is it bad? Is it positive? Is it?
Is it good for exposure? I don't know how to
feel about. I've heard everything from every kind of performer,
Asian performers who don't give a shit whatsoever, Hey give
me work, other performer, white performers who are like, we
shouldn't put people of color into categories and and I
understand all sides on it. Can I ask how your
view is on it and how you personally perceive it
in the industry.
Speaker 2: Well, I agree with all of those opinions. They're not wrong.
I think it goes a lot deeper and macro in
a sense of because a lot of offenses degradation and
like race play and all that, and then you will
have someone argue like, oh, well, we're making money and
it's a capitalist thing. And I feel like a lot
of people get offended or get oppressed by something they
don't necessarily are familiar with and understand. So look, at
the end of the day, the way I view porn
in general is just a shadow kind of side of society.
So that's all porn really is. It's just expressing parts
of society that aren't necessarily shown or talked about our taboo,
and that includes these fetishes. So for me personally, I
find it very interesting these dark sort of themes, but
they can get really dark, and that's a whole other
conversation in terms of like, oh, so do you think
this should be allowed because you want everyone to have
a sort of freedom expression. No, you have to also
have a sort of practice of discernment and understanding of
other people and people that don't understand consent. And I
do overall discernment, understanding, clarity capability that gets misconstrued or
not even brought up. It's more so like this is bad,
This equates bad. Therefore you should listen to me and
only think of what I think is good, and I
think that is an overall problem. But in terms of
just born and fetishes and being fetishized as an Asian,
there's extremes to it. I played with it, but I
will say on the spectrum, there's are on parts of
the spectrum. But I'm I'm personally not wanting to.
Speaker 1: Go Okay, okay, yeah, I get that that makes sense. No,
it totally makes sense. I don't know how I'm even
allowed or supposed to comment on it, you know what
I mean, just in general, and I understand that I'm
not you know, I can't tell an Asian person a
black person whatever, like this is how you should feel
about that. Yeah, then you look like a real jerk
off if you go around saying that stuff.
Speaker 2: And you're not making it stop like people are. There
are still people out there that like to fuck the
world race and like to do that kind of thing.
You're not going to stop the numbers on p hub
or whatever. So I feel like it's it's it. Let
this allow for a deeper conversation and for a better understanding,
and we can go from there. But to say it's
bad or wrong or right or wrong, or we should
do this, it's just necessarily the best approach way to
approach this, I don't think anybody.
Speaker 1: And it's weird because the industry in a sense and
again this is total ignorance coming from it. But you
use this line of logic with another performer who had
a real problem with terms like interracial or BBC or anything,
and I get that. I totally get that too, I
totally do. But I do wonder if so her argument
was there shouldn't be categories for anything, it should just
be like, you know, female performers, male performers. Whatever my
thing is, Then do we bury some of the performers
of color who are maybe not as popular, Like if
I go to a list of one through one hundred
of the top porn stars, that's going to be a
different list than the top one hundred white porn stars, white,
you know, black porn stars. Whatever. My only thing is,
I have no problem if you want to adjust things
to make people feel better about things, but don't hurt
don't hurt performers in the process. Don't take them out
of the equation because you've lessened the algorithm.
Speaker 2: Type.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know that. That's kind of how I.
Speaker 2: Feel, That's how I see it too. It's like, look,
this is all a game. Oh you could say like
we shouldn't have this, or is you like even the
old term boy girl boy girl girl. I get that,
it's the whole like youtiful aspect. I understand that that
conversation and then I get it my I guess Devil's
advocate or another side of this. It's like you have
to also understand the game that you're playing. What I
love a society where race wasn't such an issue, or
like the step thing or whatever, like the play playing
of youth and an age gap. Sure, but that's not
you to do topin society. We are dealt with what
we're dealing with. So, like you said, for other performers
that may not have a certain push in the algorithm, whatever,
you have to be resourceful and you have to maneuver.
So I feel like it's just about playing the game
with what you've got and not necessarily looking for sort
of I don't want to say like right or wrong
because that gets a tricky conversation, but just like again understanding, okay,
this is the game that I'm playing with. I don't
necessarily agree with all the that's in. That's in it,
but I'm going to make my way to make the
most out.
Speaker 1: Of it, right, Yeah, I think I think that's a bit.
My thought on it is always. I always say, I
don't care what you do behind closed doors, as long
as there's no dogs or kids involved, doesn't bother me.
I've spoken to black performers, male performers who are like
race play, I don't give it. Whatever they want to do,
go for it, you know. And then I've spoken to
black females who are like yo, even try and bring
a word up that's not good rent, and you know what, Really,
everyone should be respected. Everyone should be respected in what
they own, what they want, in their personal preferences and
all that.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: Yep, all right, integree, you've been in the industry. Your
charts at two thousand and seven, you're saying two thousand.
Speaker 2: And eight, two thousand and eight. Officially, okay, chart probably
says that I'm from Orange County too.
Speaker 1: It says you're from Orange County.
Speaker 2: Eighty eight eighty nineteen eighty eight. I'm thirty seven.
Speaker 1: That's accurate. You look damn good. Okay, all right, So
you've been in the industry since two thousand and eight,
would you say you have a defining scene. Is there
something you can lean back on and be like, you
want to see what I do? Check that out? Maybe not.
Speaker 2: That's coming from different perspectives, like I from what I
considered defining, and then I would I also think of
defining as what I get most known for and approached about.
So that one is my new room massages. I always
get a lot of that, And lately I started pivoting
in terms of quote unquote brand or my image. In
twenty fifteen sixteen, I'm more dominatrix, so I get requested
a lot more fetish batsm stuff overall. I guess since
my career in two thousand and eight, I would say,
for me, oh my gang bang for Nauti America.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, that's your defining scene. Okay, all right,
makes sense. It's funny you you jumped to me by
two questions there. I was just about to dig into
the dom stuff. No, you're good. Uh so when you
said it was around fifteen when you transitioned in the
domb stuff.
Speaker 2: When I started to do more of it, I did
like I did this, I did my training, I like
to call it. And then from the truly pivoted in
the dome fetish? Yeah all right?
Speaker 1: What was Was there a reason behind that you would
just decided one? Let me ask did you were you
submissive prior to that?
Speaker 3: Did you?
Speaker 2: Oh? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I miss okay.
Speaker 2: I got into the fetish BDS world through porn in
a way I got hired to do with submits I
got I was hired to do a lot of submissive stuff,
but also through porn, I got hired to do a
dominatrix scene. Gold shout out to Glen Keen. He's the
one who first introduced me. I was scared. I was nervous.
I had no idea what I was doing. This is
not my cup of tea. I was just strictly submissive.
But moving forward twenty fifteen, ish long story shot him
at this director. He basically told me that blonde Asians
do really well on his site. Still didn't want to
do it. I was like team sub, but he mentioned money.
We talked. Money started to convince me, and he also
said that he would pay for my hair to get done.
So that was my blonde era. So did that and
he taught me. He trained me. He was a dom
sub switch and I learned a lot from him, and
so it was me really just more so. I was
just curious. I wanted to see where it would lead,
and that curiosity led me into a deeper and digger
whole like I I would have never thought ten years
ago would have been a dominate drinks ever, And.
Speaker 1: Do you prefer le meus? Do you prefer being submissive?
And you don't have to answer if you don't want to.
In your personal life, do you prefer to still be
more submissive or now do you switch a little bit?
Speaker 2: It depends on my partner. Sure, it's all depends my partner.
Speaker 1: Okay, uh any in real life stuff or just on
camera type doming, it.
Speaker 2: Depends on my partner. But yes, I do, gotcha. I
do enjoy it in my personal life and in my professional.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well let me ask you this then, whether it's
someone messages you requesting a custom or something, or you've
seen it in real life, what's the most violent thing
a client has ever quested of you? Maybe not towards you, obviously,
not towards you, towards them, Like, has there been something
where you've been like, oh, I don't think that's a
legal in most or I don't think that's legal in
most states. Like I don't think I'm allowed to do
that without a lawyer.
Speaker 2: It's certainly not allowed to be said on YouTube's terms
and conditions.
Speaker 1: So okay, all right, all right, but I.
Speaker 2: Have had extreme stuff. But I mean, at this point,
it's twenty twenty five on ads of this recording, I've
done so many extreme stuff that my extreme now a
barometer is pretty low.
Speaker 1: Your bar has been raised for what's yeah, yeah, sure,
all right, this is this is an odd one. And
I love that you talk with your hands like I
do coming at the screen. I love that, by the way.
And it's so funny because I've been watching no, I've
been watching you do it. You're like framing your face
perfectly as you do it. I'm like, this girl is
a pro man.
Speaker 2: A lot.
Speaker 1: Again, I told you earlier, I interviewed new girls coming
into the industry as well, And the one thing I'm
starting to notice is a lot of them right away
try and hit the fem doom fin doom thing, okay,
And it seems like, and you know, it seems like
there's a perception that that's a little bit easier or
a little bit less of a full commit and I
understand nuditty wise why it would be a little less
of a full commit Can you tell me why that's
not at all true? Why it's not just you walking
in and beating the shit out of a guy any
way you choose and then leaving and whatever, Like doming
is not what is it? Femdom Sorry of them?
Speaker 2: Female domination?
Speaker 1: Right, it doesn't. It doesn't seem as easy as that.
Maybe it is. Tell me I'm wrong, Well.
Speaker 2: It's your No, the whole idea of dressing up in
latex and being of a guy, it's not raw. Can
you get away with it? Sure, I've no women girls
that have done it and get paid and I'm all
with their day. Now, if we're talking about sustainability.
Speaker 3: Safety, then that that's not it, Like it's it's going
to depend on who you talk to the dominatrix.
Speaker 2: But for me, the way I see female domination is
it is a lot more psychology than it is physical. Sure,
the physical is just kind of more. It's the play
that's kind of the add on. But I like to
create a sort of vulnerability intimacy with especially like my
in person session in person dealings. Then most people really
truly understand. So I on one end, I understand, like, oh,
I think it's easy money because I'm having to have
sex and I just talk and be people down and
it could be, but I don't see that as being
the sustainable, true essence of what a female domination kind
of concept is.
Speaker 1: Sure, sure, I think again from an outside perspective, and
it's not necessarily my thing. I have no problem with it.
Where already said that, But it's I see it and
I see girls that come in and it's almost like,
I think you need to build a little more, you know,
in this industry before you jump right. I mean, these
are girls with like thirty followers who are like, you know,
come and if they can pull it off, they can
pull it off. But I've seen a lot that happen.
Speaker 2: That's where I'm at, Like, look, I believe and the
capabilities of human beings and ingenuity. Now, well, well I
love to see it, sure, but I'm not going to
sit here and be like, oh, yeah, you're definitely going
to make X amount of money per month if you
just tell people guys that they're a piece of shit
and put your middle finger up in the camera. Like
I can't. I can't agree with that. I'm sorry, that's
not how I do my business. That's not how I
see fandom. So no, but those people are allowed to
be in the Internet. I'm more than welcome to, more.
Speaker 1: Than welcome to. I have a dumb One time, I
had Kubby Thompson on, who's one of the most gorgeous
women in the world, and I asked her about what
it's like selling her calendar. So I have a ridiculous
question for you, one of the most gorgeous women in
the world, Lune of Violet. Here, do you have to
have insurance when doing domb stuff like personal insurance at all?
What happens if you really were to hurt a dude?
Is the set insure? This is These are great questions.
Speaker 2: So I've worked with people that have owned studios and
that's something they definitely have to look into it studios,
dungeons for mice, and again it's kind of like a
ten onion night. Everybody's different. For me, I make them
sign a waiver and with this, and I'm also very specific,
like there's so there's two or three clients that I
have that are very extreme, like electrocution to the point
where they're drooling and it makes me nervous. So I
have I'm very specific about the stuff that I have
in the labor like I have extra extra terms or whatever.
Speaker 1: Gotcha.
Speaker 2: But these are great questions. It should be considered, especially
the type of intense things people do. I've seen videos
online where I think there's just one that was going
viral I think sometime last year about this man that
was being burned, and the whole her whole argument was well,
it's consent and consent he wanted that. Yeah, that's a
whole conversation.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I don't know, it was fun. I don't know,
we were just having fun. Okay. This is another one
of those more technical questions, not kind of not really
even technical. What is your day like if I assume
you know who you're shooting with prior to obviously, right,
you're not showing up, But what is your day like
or the night before when you're gonna shoot with someone
and I won't ask you to call him out by
name obviously, and you're just like, oh, I'm not attracted
to that dude at all. Have you ever had to
work with someone who you're just like, oh, no, no,
no thanks, I'm just not attracted to not even like
they're a bad performer. This and that you're just so
turned off. You're like, this is gonna be a work
day tomorrow, not one of those fun workdays, one of
those busts my ass work days. Have you ever had that?
And how do you like get in a mindset for that?
Speaker 2: I don't shoot as much anymore, but when I used
to shoot a lot, Yes, definitely. You see like the
name of a call, you like fuck, and it's it's
less about and I want to be very clear, at
least for me, it's less about like their looks. It's
more so like it is really like, oh, this guy's
not a great performer. This guy hurts me. He's too
rough for he's I don't like his hygiene. I'm huge
at hygiene, huge, huge, hue juge. If you smell good,
if you're clean, if you taste amazing, fantastic, like we do,
we could do it all. So there hasn't been anybody recently,
like it said, because I haven't really been shooting. But
back then I would say my eight it's twenty ten era, Yeah,
I have a few. I remember.
Speaker 1: Hygiene is like the number one thing I've heard from
performers like, yes, totally makes sense. But here, I'll take
it one step further. How are people's breath on set? See,
I would consider that hygiene. I do too, and but
so many people don't. Some people are like I showered
to day. No no, no no no. If like if
you meet someone else, like I'll meet someone one of
my friends at Shopwright or whatever whatever, a grocery store,
and they'll be clean and showered or whatever, and then
they breathe and I'm like, did you eat dog shit
for lunch? Like? What is going on with that? I'm
a gum chewer, I'm a mint guy. My breath is
always solid as I walk around. I'm wondering if porn
performers are as considerate.
Speaker 2: I can only speak from my anecdotal experience, and yeah,
nothing where it was traumatizing. I'll tell you. I'll tell
you my most traumatizing experience on set in terms of
the hygiene. That's it. We'll get to that. But no,
like I will say, being on set lately, I've been
on set as a ta A talent, as a stant
and the performers I notice on how adamant they are.
Tom scrapers too. Brush after lunch. Like, I've noticed more
performers now being like that. I wasn't usually like that
back then. It was kind of just like you swell
a cigarette and you go right to set. No, people
are a lot more adamant about that, like they have
a little kids. So I do appreciate that.
Speaker 1: That's good. That's good, all right, take me through it.
I head over to your only fans at Lana Violet
by the way links to everything in the episode description.
What am I going to see over there? Are we
doing weekly updates? Monthly updates? Do I get a picture
every other day? Do I get a video once a month?
Every six months? Am I? Is everything? Pay per view?
What are we? What are we doing over there? And
now that sounded negative, like what are you doing over there?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no no. What is the layout of the above? Okay? Okay?
Speaker 2: So I have two OnlyFans. I have a paid one
which is only five dollars for subscription, and from there
that's the more intimate. So you'll have Actually I answer,
I answer DMS there, I answer are you customs on both?
But more like, uh, direct shipping per se is on
and first priority is going to be on my subscription one,
so I talk and it's more personal, like A said,
I talked to my fans more on there. Then I
have my free one, which the way I see, it's
just like any other social media so it's just another
free outlet page. But it's more not safe for work. Sure, yeah,
you see tits on the timeline. You'll have videos that
you can walk on the timeline. So it's getting a
little taste without the full commitment. I'll send some stuff
via dms, but I'm answering and actually talking interacting in
my dams via my paid subscription.
Speaker 1: Make the full commitment, folks at on a Violet. Okay,
all right, let me get in the third one section
of this where I like to see where we're going,
where we're moving, where we're progressing. First, let me start
with this though, because you got you you were coming
up on your I don't know what to call it yet.
Is there a porn term for it, a half life anniversary,
meaning you'll have been in the industry as long as
you were not in the industry, I believe, Okay, So
I'm calling it your half life or your half porn
life and whatever it is. Okay, what age should performers
be allowed to get into the industry, and it totally
is tough. It should not be a number. But I'm
going to ask you a number, because I ask everyone
this number, and the answers have honestly blown me away,
like surprised me. From some of the mainstream performers. What
is your opinion on that?
Speaker 2: I mean, my old opinion used to be twenty one,
But I subscribe now to the idea of maturity is
less about the age, because I have met eighteen year
old I met sixteen year olds though, were a lot
more mature than thirty year olds. So if you happen
to give me, if I give you a fucking number,
I would have to push for twenty one.
Speaker 1: Sure. You know that's been like the most common answer,
even for performers who got in at eighteen.
Speaker 2: Or I got in an eighteen, I got in at eighteen,
Sure at nineteen nineteen.
Speaker 1: And we've said the same thing too. There's some forty
year olds who are nowhere near as mature as the
eighteen year old girl who got kicked out of her
house at sixteen years homeless, started in this industry and
made a career for her stuff. Hey, great figure it out.
We I think what I've been the argument now argument,
the discussion in the breakdown we've had is maybe eighteen
to twenty one, nothing but solo stuff or camming or
something like that, if you have Because it's weird too
that you can go to war at eighteen but you
can't shoot porn. You know, there's a little bit of
strangeness to that. But I totally understand and agree with you.
Speaker 2: I like that idea because I mean, underlying the whole
idea is just that it's less about the age of
the person. It's about what can we do in the business.
So this whole idea of like, okay, maybe we just
you're allowed to shoot solo stuff. I love that. I
actually you really love that. So you kind of dip
your toe into being online, but not necessarily with other people.
I mean that's the whole thing.
Speaker 1: You learn how to schedule yourself, you learn how to
keep up with updates, the marketing aspect of it, this
and that, but you're not doing anything that could be
quote unquote like destructive to a naive girl. But again,
that could happen at twenty one, that could happen twenty two,
that could have been twenty five.
Speaker 2: Again, that's a whole other conversation because I mean, you
could still the whole idea of sex and society could
be clutch my pearls like, oh you still still still
sex and videos of the Internet. But I like that
idea where okay, like less risk, right, less risk for
u s tes. You're just kind of you're kind of
like in a halfway putting yourself on the internet, but
not putting yourself completely on the internet in that way,
in that pornography way. So I like that. I like that. Yeah,
not terrible, not a bad brainstorming to start.
Speaker 1: Sure is there? Okay? All right? You said the one
trend you're still trying to get to or not trying
niche thing type of scene, right you eventually maybe will
possibly do a DP in the future.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna do it.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do it.
Speaker 2: It's gonna happen, whether I do it for a porn
company or whether they do it for me. I want
to fulfill that sexual fantasy. I'm not leaving this fucking
earth unless I do a double penetration. Goddamn it.
Speaker 1: That's the social media clip right there. I wanted to
laugh the whole time. I was just shutting up. I
was just I was like, don't say a goddamn word.
Let her talk. Is there anything else that's kind of
either a niche that's coming up now that you would
want to try and do, or is that kind of
your only one goal going forward?
Speaker 2: I mean, if we're just talking overall career aspirations, I'm
really loving this milf era of mine. I love being
perceived as an older, mature woman because if you all
have that coincide with my whole dominatia aspect and just
a lot of DOMI I like to get better in
this whole BDSM craft into more medical play. Yeah, that's
for the next that's for the next podcast.
Speaker 1: What goes into medical play? The only one I've ever
seen go into medical play was Nina Hartley, I think.
Speaker 2: Hendra, not Sutherland James. Oh okay, I know she's a
big one in Florida scene.
Speaker 1: And what goes in Are you doing prostating xams? Like?
What is going on here?
Speaker 2: Yeah on a Tuesday of course?
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, uh.
Speaker 2: Wasn't available those names.
Speaker 1: Is there any kind of trend or niche or anything
like that that you just have no interest in? And
I don't mean any of the more. I used to
call this bit sack shit animals and kids because I
would say, what is something you have no interest in?
And early on a girl would be like, well, I
wouldn't fuck a kid. I'd be like, yeah, no, I know,
Like that's out. So let's take all disgusting bodily function
stuff out. Let's take out anything illegal. Is there a
trend or anything like that you just have no interest
on jumping on like that's stupid. I'm not fucking doing that.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't say it's stupid, but it's just not what
I'm interested in. Double badge, double anal.
Speaker 1: Oh sure, yeah, okay.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure that. I mean, I've met some young
sprunk chicken bless their hearts, that are doing that and
they are like I see their stuff, like I would
go home and like check out their check out the videos,
like oh my god.
Speaker 1: But I love it.
Speaker 2: I love it that there's no judgment, like I'm over
here entertained, so so thank you, thank you, but yeah,
not for me.
Speaker 1: I get it, totally get it, totally get it. Yeah,
all right, we're gonna wrap this one up in a second.
But let me just ask you do you have an
exit plan? Is there a loan of makes x amount
of money and decide sometime you know amount to leave
you marry some rich billionaire who sweeps you off your
feet and then you decide to leave, or again I
mentioned it earlier. Are we shooting guilf porn at eighty
one years old? Launa Violet and VR, like, what are
we doing? What is what is the goals on the horizon?
Speaker 2: Well, let me just take a moment to plug in,
like I am always taking applications for Billy and our husband.
Speaker 1: Yeah, me too, just send me.
Speaker 2: An email a damn but so yeah, I mean I've
had different iterations of exit plants, like taking breaks, and
I've always come back in to try something different. So
my next or my next step would be to live
off the grid, to live internationally, live in a different
country and live off the land. Yeah, have my own
homestead home nice. Yeah, yeah, it'll be that. And then
I'm furthering my education. So those are the two main
goals I have.
Speaker 1: Very cool, very cool ladies and gentlemen. My guest tonight,
Laana Violet. You know exactly where you can find her
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thank you so much for coming on with me today.
Thank you for having me pleasure to cost you.
Speaker 1: Thank you as well