Rebekka Blue’s list of weird requests range from the slightly more mainstream used pants, socks and shoes, to the more bizarre nails, belly button fluff and even used cotton buds
A self-styled 'slutrepreneur' has taken the fetish world by storm by going from a stripper to selling underwear and even body parts.
Rebekka Blue's list of weird requests range from the slightly more mainstream used pants, socks and shoes, to the more bizarre nails, belly button fluff and even used cotton buds. The brunette beauty from North Carolina, US, says that she has a menu that she can point her customers to, and maintains that her whole body is a money-making vessel.
Rebekka says that even her bins and vacuum cleaners aren't off limits to her regulars, who lap up almost every waste facet of her life. And even though she's fulfilling the whims of her kinky fans, she's not judgemental and happily seals their packages with a card and a kiss.
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The 30-year-old says she lucked out when she landed in the online adult industry just as it was really starting to take off.
At its peak, the heavily tattooed stunner says she could rake in $500 a week from the fetish sales alone, while making $10,000 a month from her racy online material.
She says it was a brush with the law and perfect timing that got her to take the plunge into the lucrative line of work she's in now.
Speaking to the Daily Star, she said in 2012, when she was 18, she was using Instagram and eBay to sell things and market herself.
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But things all changed when she got a DUI, was unable to drive, and had to work from home
She said "My brain was like 'how can I make money from home?' And at the time I had experience at the strip club, so I was well aware of that life, and just having fun.
"I got introduced to webcam modelling by a friend of mine. She said 'its safer, you don't have to touch anybody, you can work your own hours, you barely have to put makeup on'.
"So I said, 'ok, I'll try it' and it was just like the stars aligned."
Rebekka said while she was creating solo adult content, she took every financial opportunity available. It was at this point she became aware of requests that other models would be asked, but would often refuse to carry out.
Rebekka says she saw an opportunity to fill that gap in the market.
"It was the weird things, the panties, the used bath water," she said.
"I started to realize that this was a niche where I could really be a big fish in a smaller pond.
"So then you have to fast forward to TikTok, around 2019 or 2020, and I just started anonymously sharing these stories. And that's when I started getting millions and millions of views.
"So I created this series called weird things I sell on the internet, and I ended up trademarking it. This was something I was kind of ashamed of, I didn't talk about.
"It wasn't until I shared it on TikTok that I realized there was a whole community of girls out here that either had done it, or wanted to do it."
Rebekka says that she once sold her contraceptive coil for a four-figure sum to a fan. But she says not just anyone can just get online and sell their goods.
"People immediately think that this is something just easy that they can just take it out and men will be lining up with thousands of dollars," she said
"But that is so far from the case, because it took me 10 to 12 years to get to a point where I have repeat clients who trust me.
"There are different websites and some are more trustworthy than others, because a lot of girls scam guys, and then guys don't trust the process anymore.
"You have to build reviews and all sorts of things."
Despite her stranglehold on her kink market, this isn't the only income stream for the entrepreneurial Rebekka, who still maintains a healthy income from sites like OnlyFans.
As an influencer with 1.5 million followers she also has her own Amazon store and a 'toy' store called Horny Stoner.
On top of that Rebekka shares her wisdom on her Professional Goddess Podcast for 'spicy workers' and 'mattress actresses.'
She has also written a book called Slutrepreneur's Secrets, which sold out in its first run, and is now on the fourth edition.
Rebekka maintained that it's important to keep her incomes streams varied so if the bottom falls out of one market she has plenty of back up.
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