My farts make me £20,000 a year – I’m blown away by the demand

Squatting over the camera in nothing but a jockstrap, I felt a rumbling bubbling up inside of me. I’d been eating chicken and green veg to deliberately bloat myself so that my stomach would have this exact reaction. Not being able to contain it for much longer, I released a big fart and let out a moan, before loudly telling the camera: ‘Wish you were here to smell this’. And just like that, I made $2,500 USD – £2,050 – from one video.

I specialise in making fart videos. In fact, I make around $3,000 AUD (£1,540) a month from them alone. It’s been a journey to get here. I started out as a carpenter, working pretty typical hours. But I was working at Magic Men, a popular strip club, on weekends. I started working there as a topless waiter when I was 21. It was a convenient part-time job because it was only on the weekends, so I could continue my carpentry work during the week.

Within 12 months, I was stripping and naturally over time I got more popular, due to my Instagram growing. Then, I heard about OnlyFans in 2017. Since I already had a bit of a name from stripping, people started messaging me to ask if I had an account. I looked into it and figured, why not?. I gave it a shot. At the start it was very tame, just photos of me semi-naked and short videos of me posing – just a little bit raunchier than what you could post on Instagram.

At the start, the fans were happy with what they were getting but about a year later I decided to make the content more x-rated to keep people coming back to my page. I remember I had 100 people sign up in the first week. That’s when I knew I could make good money from this – the first month, I earnt around £3,280. Soon enough, I was making enough to leave my carpentry job. Not having to work eight hours a day and commute was a huge bonus – now I have the freedom to work from home.

And honestly, as far as what anyone else thinks? I don’t care. My family probably wasn’t thrilled about my new career, but it’s not like we’ve really talked about it, and no one else’s opinion matters. I’m happy with what I’m doing, and that’s all that matters to me. My first fart video request came about two years into making content. I remember one fan in particular was very interested and asked a lot of times, but I wasn’t very keen to do it so I left it and said no.

But after a year, and more people continuing to ask for it, I decided to give it a go and made a PayPerView video for anyone to purchase that was interested. I just filmed it in my bedroom, providing a couple different angles and sent it out. I was blown away (no pun intended) by the demand and I have been making them ever since. This is how it usually works…. If it’s a custom video, the requests themselves don’t get too wild. Mostly, it’s about switching up what I’m wearing – maybe a different outfit or specific type of underwear – or adjusting the visual aspect of the video.

In terms of angles, people have specific things they want to see, like close-ups versus full view. Or maybe just staying clothed the whole time. Some people don’t want me to spread my cheeks, while others are the opposite. Some want to see my facial expressions; others just want to see me from far away. At the start of any video shoot, I’ll set up the camera, make sure the lighting’s good, then get into whatever I’m going to wear that day – it could be shorts, pants, underwear, or even a jock strap. Whatever it is, it’s almost always tight enough to show off my cheeks.

I like to kick things off with a little intro where I tell viewers what to expect, especially for custom requests where they already have a good idea of what they’re getting. It just sets the tone and gets everyone in the right headspace. ‘Welcome to your custom fart video,’ I might say. ‘I’m wearing your favourite jockstrap that you wanted me in and I’m ready to fart for you. I’m full and bloated and I know there’s going to be some big fart so get ready… let’s get into it.’.

During the shoot, there’s a routine: I start bloated – kind of part of the process – and go through the video until I feel lighter by the end. It’s almost like clockwork now. A big meal is needed to be bloated and gassy and after that it comes naturally. What people want me to say is where things can get interesting. Some want me to talk to them, saying things like, ‘Wish you were here to smell this’ or ‘This one’s for you’.

Then again, some people want the opposite: complete silence, no talking, just the sound. Over time, I realised that it sells so well, it’s a regular, monthly staple in my content – at least once or twice a month, with custom requests on top of that. I never thought this would be such a huge part of my income, but here we are. People really want to see it, and hey, I’m totally happy to provide it.