Welcome to The Artist Zone! This is a feature where we ask IWC Artists various questions to quench your curiosity. Every Artist, whether a fetish model, pornstar, cam model, or independent content producer, has a unique view to share with their fans and fellow Artists.
This week, we’d like to introduce you to your oppressor, the ebony BullyBree. The seductress and destructress discusses life as a sex god and living life as 100% that Bitch while answering the question, how did you get started in the clip industry?
BB: Well first let me introduce myself. I am Bree, better known as Bully Bree. I’m a 27-year-old BBW domme from NYC.
How did I get started in the clip industry…what a question hahaha…
My quest for sexual freedom has been instrumental in my sex work career thus far. It’s something I’ve always admired about sex workers and sexy women that society would label as “whores” since I was young. They were fearless. They didn’t give a fuck about what anybody thought. They were getting their money, getting their nut and looking like a badass bitch doing it. Do you know what kind of confidence it takes to do what you want to do even when so many odds are against you? I mean, we’re talking about a time when female promiscuity was even more frowned upon than it is today. That shit took guts and I fell in love with being unapologetically sexy. I admired the ability to bring every man to his knees by just being THAT BITCH.
And so I lived it…
Of course, there were some bumps and bruises along the way but I indulged in my curiosity. I loved fucking. I grew to love recording myself with my first partner. I loved the way I looked. I loved the way I sounded. I was a sex god…no one could fuck with me. Friends were asking me for sex advice, eager to know of my many escapades because out of all of them, I was the freakiest. I was so open and adventurous. No one could really fuck with the level of comfortability and confidence I felt in myself once I had stepped into her…Bree.
Although I was enjoying recording in my private life, I had always desired for more people to see me. I was fucking great. They were curious anyway… I wanted them to see the art I was creating, indulge in the great sex I was having. Perhaps I’m an exhibitionist…hahaha. Is this a therapy blog?
Anyway, fast forward and I moved out on my own into my first apartment. There was just something about this newfound freedom that made me want to do everything I hadn’t dared to before. Yet still, desire and all, I had no idea how to get into the sex industry. Then I met my husband. I told him what I had really been yearning to do, the goals I had beyond the 9-5 I had at the time. That’s when he told me about an “academy” of sorts that trained phone sex operators. I couldn’t believe phone sex still existed but I knew it would definitely get me a foot in! After some time I was finally “trained” and set out into the sex work world to figure out the rest.
I did phone sex. I did cam. I took pictures. I took amateur-looking videos. I did everything I could get my hands on and it wasn’t just about the money. I needed to know exactly where I belonged. After all, I had spent most of my sexual life being a switch.
I decided to take a more vanilla approach when I first began but customers kept calling me for domination. It was nearly nonstop. If I had 20 customers for the day, 15 of them wanted me to humiliate them. I decided to run with it and I began studying. I wanted to know more about femdom. Finally, I had found my niche. Better yet, my niche had found me.
I had to believe in myself..in my ability. I had to believe in my vision. So I began to build my content portfolio…slowly. I started out recording erotic audio stories and taking pictures then I began to take custom clip requests from customers. These were all building blocks for my confidence as an artist. I quickly realized that I was creating my own lane by just being me and sharing my vision with my audience. I’m thick, vulgar, seductive, ruthless, nasty and they eat it up every single time. On and off-camera. Now go binge!
xoxo
LOS ANGELES (August 14th, 2019) –