All language subtitles for CORY CHASE： Taboo Heat, Multi-MILFverse, & Stepmom Roles ｜ The Adult Time Podcast

Because I'm excited because people are
going to be watching me and probably

splooging just to this podcast.

I don't necessarily want to have sex
with a celebrity. I want to have sex

character that a celebrity would play.
Like Deadpool is like my number one.

I cover a lot as Corey Chase.

I'm submissive. I'm dominant.

I'm nurturing.

I'm, like, distance, the whole, like,
free use and, like, ignoring fetish.

I've done it all. So, like, Corey Chase
is huge.

Hey, I'm Casey Calvert.

I'm Liana Loving. I'm Corey Chase.

Hi, I'm Lauren Pilla. Hi, I'm Brie
Mills, and you're listening to the Adult

Podcast.

Corey Chase.

Hi. Hi. This is really cool.

Corey Chase and Brie Mills.

That's right. In the same room. In the
same room.

Meeting for the first time face -to
-face. Although our brands have crossed

paths in many ways and worked together
in many ways.

This is the ultimate way to meet. I'm
super stoked.

Tell me, because I am fascinated by,
obviously, you've got really one of the

biggest brands, especially creator -led
brands.

Yeah. How did that happen? Give me the
Corey Chase origin story. Okay. The

origin story for Corey Chase kind of
came out of just I was at

the time boyfriend, now husband, wanted
to videotape our little experiences.

And I found out that I got turned on by
that aspect of him videotaping

it and then watching it later on.

So we continued that aspect of our,
like, sex life and everything. And

then Internet happened. So that says how
long ago this was.

And we started just posting pictures,
like those hot girlfriend experience,

websites where it was just photos. And
it just snows balls from there.

As a content creator, I've always been a
content creator from the very

beginning. I never really went out and
just shot for other companies. It was

always self -production between me and
my husband.

And then I decided maybe I should branch
out, start working with other companies

and other production companies.

And here we are today.

There's a soft opening. Like I have
scenes that are out on the internet that

shot, like the home sex scenes back in
like 2001.

And then we started doing it as like a
side job hustle, if you will, in like

2003.

And then in what, like 2000 and...

six, seven is when like videos started
really hitting the internet. And that's

when we kind of did, um, more of a side,
it was still side hustle. Both of us

still had full time jobs.

And then in 2009 was a solid, like we're
leaving our jobs and we're doing porn

full time.

Okay. Well, I have a lot of questions
already. Okay. Okay. So you said that

You and your now husband, then
boyfriend, began to experiment with

taping yourself and that you found that
that was a turn on. Yeah.

What do you think, what about it turned
you on?

The fact that he found it so captivating
that he wanted to record it

and then knowing that he could look back
on it.

And enjoy himself when I wasn't there
present. We kind of had a mildly long

distance relationship at the time.

So like that was that turn on. Like the
ultimate pleasure came. Yeah.

And do you think like when you kind of
look back prior to that light bulb going

off, did you have kind of like.

Were there hints of exhibitionism,
pleasure kink? Yeah, it goes back a long

Oh, yeah. And we were swingers for a
while. And I guess technically, yeah, we

still are.

But, yeah. And then the Internet starts
happening. And there's always been

bad comments to photos and videos that
you post.

But for some reason, it's never really
affected me in a way.

Being in the military and everything,
you're always being yelled at for

something. They're always going to find
something wrong.

Maybe that helped focus me and
understand that not

everyone's going to enjoy everything.

The good comments is what drove me
into... It was even more

of a turn -on because...

Now, almost the entire world.

Has been like watching me. Yeah, like
the satisfaction of knowing that people

are enjoying it. And talk about like
right place at right time, right? So

2006 to 2009 was when, I mean, that was
when I got into the industry as well.

And I remember that was right when tube
sites like, you know, Pornhub and

YouPorn and stuff started. So you were
really able to take those videos and get

them out to an audience that you never
could have. Oh, yeah.

Well, I wasn't particularly asking for
my videos to be posted on some of those

tube sites back then. But, of course,
coming – like fast forward, it worked

in the end. It did, yeah.

We've all had our reckoning with that in
a sense.

But was your husband – okay, because
there's obviously like just the kink of

like home sex videos. Okay. But then
there's the –

professional venture of production.

Was that something that you both
discovered along the way you enjoyed, or

that part of your story beforehand where
there was a little bit of experience

using the camera?

He was more experienced at using the
camera. I think production -wise, that's

more him.

And I like to say that Corey Chase isn't
just me. I am the face of Corey Chase,

but Corey Chase definitely implies.

myself and my husband, Luke Longley.
There would be no Corey Chase had the

of us not meet.

We kind of brought each other into this
industry together.

Some of the most successful performers
and creators that I know have a

similar journey where there's a name,
there's a face, there's a persona, but

there's a real team, a strong duo behind
it.

Some of my favorite people to work with
are those people because it's really

this mutual passion.

So speak a little bit about that passion
that you two were able to develop and

how did that end up becoming the brand
that we know today, you know, not just

Corey Chase, but of course with, you
know, Taboo Heat and what you've been

to put out to the world.

Oh, it was a very long process.

We kind of have done a little bit of
everything.

We started out originally doing like
bondage, damsels in distress, where I

just bound, gagged, and like straight
jacket. And I'm just like wiggling out

things, maybe some like forced orgasms.

And for me to stop the experience, I
have to get out of my bondage. So we

started with that. And we just we kind
of always listen

to our fans.

The fans would constantly give us
feedback on the videos.

And then they started suggesting like
things to shoot because we always

want the feedback of the people who are
actually viewing the videos.

And they start sprinkling in some
cosplay.

We did some, like, play fights where we
would shoot each other with laser

beams. And I learned a lot of special
effects. And we used to shoot each other

in bikinis. And then the bikini pieces
would fall off.

God, I've even done diaper things.

And then one of my fans actually asked
me to do a

video with Chrissy Mac.

I was her stepmom.

And back then, I'm not sure why I was
her stepmom. I would assume my husband

the father, but that wasn't really the
biggest deal.

wanted me to do a scene with Chrissy Mac
as stepmom.

And we did a boy -girl -girl with her.

And they just fell in love with it. And
ever since then, I was like 26

at the time.

Yeah. Age doesn't matter.

Yeah. I mean, I guess you could be a
stepmom at 26 because you marry in. It's

trophy wife situation.

Ever since then, that's when it...

It kind of took off. And that was like
the 2006 era.

I'm nervous.

What the fuck are you nervous about?

We haven't seen each other since we all
went off to college to begin with.

What if they don't even like me anymore?

Spin around.

Are you trying to impress someone?

You look great.

Hi. This is my girlfriend.

I hope you don't mind if she crashes
your party.

Let's relive high school. Let's relive
high school.

Oh, my God.

I think we're one sleeping bag short.

She'll be fine.

Will she, though? Because you did
everything you could to make her feel

excluded. So did you. Okay, but the
difference is I'm going to make it up to

her.

So I'm leaving because you don't want
Morgan thinking I'm your girlfriend?

I just don't want to confuse them. I
don't want them thinking I'm your

girlfriend either.

Look at you.

You came back from college hot.

What was the instinct behind it? It
seems so simple, but I had a very

kind of early experience producing
where, because I knew nothing about porn

production, but I came from a marketing
background.

I just, with the first projects that I
was managing, I just was like, all

let's set up a forum and let's just
start talking to the audience because

marketing 101.

But that obviously was a big part of the
brands and stuff that I built, and it

was so important.

What kind of gave – was it just natural
that you just fed off of the feedback of

your fans and that you were willing to
pick those nuggets of ideas out of them?

Sure. I would assume so, but it's like
trends.

Had we stuck with the bondage and some
of the other niches that we had done, I

wouldn't – be here today uh we wouldn't
have taboo he and honestly you probably

wouldn't even know cory chase um had i
not listened to the viewers and follow

trends and not pigeonhole myself into
something because in all actuality if

want to get down and dirty about it like
my so -called kink fetish uh what like

really turns me on is like underwater
sex like the breath hold play and things

like that

I mean, it's great, but it's just not
the big thing. And honestly, like

everything turns me on. Just being
watched in videotape is like a turn on

me. Like even my, because I'm excited
because people are going to be watching

and probably like splooging just to this
podcast.

Probably. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Which I've had, I've even dealt with
some of that where.

Just because I'm Corey Chase makes it
very hard to do anything truly

because then I'm just – because I sell
sex for a living, that means I'm always

selling sex.

Yeah, yeah. Well, the stepmom kind of
route, that

obviously is a very popular niche.

What are some of your favorite aspects?
Because it also gets trashed a lot,

right? It's the most popular thing.

It's one of the most popular search
keywords on our platform.

I get it that everybody's done every
step dynamic, so there's fatigue maybe

the shooting side of it. But what are
your favorite elements of that role

Because it's a super fun role to play.

I mean, I get the fetish. I get the kink
of it. Like it's a nurturing kind of

upbringing. And most of the time, your
first crushes are somebody who

you're very close to.

It's not necessarily a sexual, but those
more deeper feelings always come from

somebody who's very close. A mother,
grandparents, uncles.

Somebody who's in your life a lot. So I
get why the whole step is so

big.

Because you know that there's not going
to be any judgment from the other party.

You can kind of be very vulnerable with
them and not feel like it's going to be

out there in the world, especially with
how the Internet is.

I mean, everybody's feelings and
thoughts are out on the Internet and

getting bombarded by comments and
replies.

So that close, like, knit and being
comforted and pleasured both at

the same time kind of brings it all
together.

Is there a favorite type of stepmom that
you like to play? Like, do you like the

more domineering, the more nurturing? I
kind of like them all.

So I don't know.

Because I like the different aspects of
each, the dominant.

I love when the fans tell me to punish
me with sex.

I'm like, how is that punishment?

Really? Really? How is that punishment?

Because you're asking for it. Yeah. So
how is it punishment? And then the

nurturing, caring, like teaching and.

I love that aspect because then I hope
that I'm maybe possibly helping them in

their real life situations on how to be
better in the bedroom, pleasuring their

partner.

And so, I mean, I love it all. I love it
all.

So you are one of the biggest content
creators out there. And like you said,

you've been at it before content creator
with even a brain. Oh, yeah.

What made you sort of start to work with
other companies, other brands other

than your own?

I think just because it was so long ago,
it's like hard to say.

An agency company came to me and said
that so -and -so

would like to hire you for your look.

And I'm like, yeah, because I'm always
willing to try something at least once.

And I think that's why my longevity in
this industry has been the way it has,

because I am willing to at least try it
once.

There were there's probably my entire
sex life would be completely different

I was not in porn, because I would be
very vanilla.

God, I don't even know.

I don't even know. Like there's so many
things that this industry has taught me

that had I not been in, like it wouldn't
have happened. I wouldn't be into anal

sex and things like that. And now I love
it.

So I got – I lost my train of thought.
The cool thing about, you know,

discovering your sexuality through the –

Yeah,

and that was part of it.

We also wanted to get a little insight
on how other people shoot the content.

And I always pick little things from
other production companies.

I'm like, oh, that's nifty. Or I see
something happen on set and I'm like,

that was kind of.

and then this is how I'm going to not be
that way when I shoot. Okay, I need

to hear. So what are the biggest
lessons, both like the nifty and the

that, you know. Time management.

Time management. I don't know how many
times I've been on set, and I'm like,

just sitting there and twiddling my
thumbs, and I'm like.

This could be better.

This could be a lot better.

So how do you, Corey Chase, how do you
run your production day?

How do you set your schedule? So a girl
talent shows up on set.

We usually have paperwork already
printed out or already emailed.

We collect IDs, kind of chit -chatting
as I'm, like, pre -filling out some of

their paperwork to make sure.

that everything is filled out properly.

Yes, that's also probably a lesson.

I've learned a lot through paperwork.

And then we kind of do our sign -ins and
everything. And then we have, just like

you guys, you have a shoot list that you
would like to hit that has already been

sent out to the models.

And we just go at it.

We chit -chat a little bit here and
there, but we kind of are very upfront

them. Like, we can get to know each
other, but once we're done, we're cut,

we can do more of the...

Yeah, like we're here to do it. We have
a job. We have a schedule. The work is

work. And then once we're done, if they
want to come to dinner with us, we'll

take them to dinner. And that's when we
get to like really get to know them.

Yeah. And so time management. Yeah, time
management. 100%. And I bet now having

done this so long, I know one of the
things for me is I can look at a script

I can be like.

how long is that going to take and how
many hours do I realistically want to

And you can see the match. Yeah. Yeah.
What are some of the other like nifty

things, things that you've learned that
you've brought back into your?

I've learned a lot of like life hacks.

A lot of models have taught me a lot of
things, like how they keep their

lingerie together. Like I had one model
show me, she ties her bathing suit

bottom to her bathing suit top.

I'm like, That is genius.

So you literally go in your drawer and
you pull the bikini out and it's

attached. So now my bras and panties are
that way.

Lighting tricks, of course, are amazing.

I didn't realize that a lot of film was
done with lights that are actually

coming out from outside through a
window.

I always thought that that was just the
sun, natural sunlight that was coming

through. Shout out to the lighting guys.

Yes, yes.

Yeah, just a lot of like nifty little
things and just like

learning how to use the equipment in a
more like

conservative way to where you're not
like.

moving all around. You're not bumping
into mics and all kinds of things. Yeah.

You're not planning 15 setups in a day.
Yeah. Yeah. Like I already have, we

already have this mental picture of how
we want the, the scene shot. So, and

then us also being the videographers,
the producers, the models and

mild editors.

Currently, we have editors that help us
out. Very thankful for them.

But we already know the shots that we
want to get and kind of have

in our head. So it's quicker.

Yeah, absolutely.

Oh, my God.

I'm so nervous.

I've just never done anything like this
before.

I've been wanting it for so long, and I
know it's going to be amazing in there.

So just remember, whatever happens, I'm
with you.

I'm ready.

This is so cool.

I know that you were featured, you did a
mainstream gig for the show Billions,

right? With Raveness and it was Lisa,
Lisa Ann, shout out Lisa Ann. How would

you compare the experience that you had
working on a mainstream production set

compared to working in the adult space?
It's all the same.

It is honestly all the same.

There's paperwork, there's, and the
paperwork gets wrong, which I had to

with that.

Like it was.

It was a lot. And we were shooting in a
very tight situation, so I'm pretty sure

that what they wanted to get probably
could have been shot a lot quicker had

they been able to run cameras from both
angles. But they had to tear cameras

down and then kind of readjust the hotel
room and then switch it around. That 15

-second scene, start to finish.

With hair and makeup and wardrobe and
shooting was a total of four hours.

And there was a lot of content that they
shot, a lot of coverage that they

didn't even use.

That's probably, I mean, talking about
like life lessons in production.

I know for me, when I first started to
direct, it was this panic of like, you

have to cover every possible angle just
in case.

you know, just so your editor has enough
to work with. And then you realize

after the fact, like, you don't need 80
% of that. And it's such a waste of

time. And it makes the editor's job more
difficult because they, you know,

there's no vision. So now what I do is
I, like you have a pretty clear idea in

mind of what the sequence looks like,
but I always map out.

The first shot, the transition in and
the transition out to the next sequence.

So that once you have those two
bookends, it's pretty easy to fill in

middle, right? You don't need to shoot
everything. So I definitely learned

Like there were years I overshot. But I
do know that like even with Billions,

you have this series and the story is
chronologically taking place. There's

necessarily a start and stop point in
each episode.

So I'm sure that there was a lot of
extra coverage that they were shooting

because they didn't quite know where the
angles are. And when they're dealing

with topics that are like a little more
current, that could also be why we had

so much extra stuff that they were
doing. And it's very hard. We've kind of

dived into our multi -milfers is a
little bit of a...

multiple progression series where each
episode is kind of chronologically going

along and we have to kind of already pre
-plan out all the episodes so we

know like all right we're going to
mention from what happened in let's say

volume one is also brought back up into
volume four

Do you find your fans love that, like
love the recurring characters, the

connected plot?

I don't know. They don't really – like
it's out. It's been out. And we actually

kind of like brought it back a little
bit. And like I don't know if they enjoy

the fact. Like we've shot some more
cinematographic than we normally do. And

feedback, like the feedback is in – the
people viewing it isn't as strong as

something that we just kind of put
together.

Do you think that's because there's a
feeling of more like a quote -unquote

realism behind something that just, you
know, hasn't been quite as

choreographed? Yeah, maybe the amateur
aspect of it, because amateur is so

right now. Yeah, yeah. Like, the more
amateur it looks, sometimes the better

they like it.

And then something that is very staged
but reality is still

very – there's a fine line of mixing
those two. Well, it's like to sell

the ads, right? Those are very – it's
like in two ends of the spectrum.

like the hyper choreographed staged fake
over the top.

And then there's the – But all my porn
was kind of over the top.

So what – I mean I know you mentioned
like you started with this sort of multi

-part concept.

If you could do any – like a budget was
no question.

Oh, God.

What would be your dream project?

Money with no object.

Doing the – like the cartoon version of
this multi -milf verse would be amazing.

And we tried to.

We tried, but it took six months to get
a 10 -second, like, little intro, little

trailer tease of it. And I'm like, and a
lot of money. And I'm like, no. So if

money was no object, it would be maybe
even turning some of my older features

into, like, cartoons. So that way
cartoons or even anime where it could,

honestly live on forever. So Corey
Chase, as I am today, sitting here with

could live on forever.

Have you experimented at all? I know
it's a hot topic, but have you

at all with AI generation?

A little bit.

It hasn't quite got me down.

I'm like unique. I'm very natural.

And then it also has a hard time, like
when you tell AI, who is

Corey Chase?

Like it gets so confused and conflicted.
It wants to answer you, but then it

says, oh, I can't answer you. Right,
yeah. It knows that it cannot answer

Yeah, well, I mean, we're also still
with the technology, with the image

generation and video generation. It's
still, it's like.

at lightning speed, but the images are
still weird. Yeah. Yeah. So you get like

weird Corey Chase, right? Yeah, kind of
like weird, morphic, like things are

moving in odd positions. You have a
breath here. Yeah. Yeah.

But maybe in the subject of budget, you
know, as that technology advances and

especially as the creator, you're able
to generate your own version. And to

like a younger version of Corey Chase.

and, like, doing the stepdaughter stuff
because I never really dove into that. I

kind of jumped into this as, like, the
hot girlfriend next door and the MILF

to, like, be able to, like, do a prequel
would be awesome. Yeah. Well, I see,

like, I've been using it a lot as well
just to sort of educate myself on it,

I think with the right...

With the right guardrails, and
especially if you as the owner of the IP

using, you know, there's a lot of really
cool things that will be. So I see a

Corey Chase cartoon in the future, and I
hope that it is created by Corey Chase.

I hope so, too.

And we'd love to have it on at all time
at that point as part of your channel.

So, you know, within the kind of growth
of your brand, obviously, you know, as

we were talking about at the top of our
convo, you know, Getting onto tube sites

in the early years, now we recognize
it's a huge opportunity to expose your

brand. I know you also have a channel on
Adult Time, and it is a very popular

channel with us. So how do you like to
use, because you've got your brand, you

have your website, how do you like to
use other platforms to help really kind

get the word out about you?

So when we first started,

We're coming in the time where it was
DVDs, VHS tapes, and then

Internet started happening. But we kept
that mindset of how people consumed

porn. And it was a lot of guys that were
very dedicated to a model.

So they would find me as Corey Chase and
then want to go to a website

with just me.

So I always or we assumed that like we
would just throw our stuff on one place

and the fans would come to us.

We have learned that now viewers, they
have girls that

they like, but they're also very
particular about where they're consuming

porn.

And now it's kind of the stuff is just
tossed everywhere.

We've used the tube sites, our own
membership site, the clip stores.

It goes almost everywhere almost at the
same time. There's some exclusiveness to

Taboo Heat.

You do get that there first.

But we've learned that to get the
eyeballs and to get the viewers'

you have to spread it out all over the
place.

Those eggs have to be dropped in
everyone's basket.

Yeah. Well, it's true. It's almost like
people's streaming site preference,

right? Like you usually have a couple,
but you don't have all. Yeah. And you're

going to go to where you watch your
content. Yeah. It's very, very true.

When you look ahead to the next five
years of Taboo Heat, what do you see?

Anything on the horizon you can tease
out?

Just the continuation of...

the whole, the BBC championships, the

whole, like, basketball team that we're
employing.

Okay, hold on. Okay.

There's a whole basketball team that
you're employing? Tell me about this. So

are, like, doing this series with a
basketball team. It's college.

We just opened up a classroom set, so we
have a classroom.

We're doing some of the, college uh team
stuff um we're

diving into the teachers doing the
naughty stuff with the students and then

bringing in the taboo and the step
family relationships so you've got

teacher conferences like it's it just
has opened up a whole new universe if

will taboo university university
universe that um We're just like

very excited about and like mixing a lot
of different genres and just

like pleasure products out there.

That's amazing. With this whole universe
you're creating, do you

get to play different characters within
it or you have a singular character and

then you're surrounded by like a bunch
of different actors?

Corey Chase is very...

Like I cover a lot as Corey Chase.

I'm submissive. I'm dominant. I'm
nurturing.

I'm like distance, the whole like free
use and like ignoring fetish. Like I've

done it all. So like Corey Chase is
huge.

She can take on any. She's like a mimic.
Yeah.

And I honestly, I feed off of people
that are in a room.

If we're getting that vibe and I will
switch on a dime, but then I will also

start picking up people's accents
quickly. So you could be a global

version of Corey Chase. I'm like a
chameleon. Corey Chase chameleon. So you

mentioned that you've learned a lot from
other models.

What advice would you give to newer
models getting into sex work,

in that unique position you have as sort
of like a pioneering content creator

and someone who shoots pro themes. Okay.

So new model, know yourself, know when
you're wrong and

learn from those experiences.

Watch everything, like absorb everything
that's coming in at you.

Pay attention, be focused.

I don't know, be on time.

Time management. Time management. I
mean, if anything, that is one thing the

military, like, being in the Army and
the National Guard, like, taught me.

I don't know how many times I had shown
up for formation on time, which is 15

minutes early, and then we stand around
for two hours.

So it's like.

I hated that about the military. And
then I also hate that when I'm on set.

if I'm waiting on you, most likely I'm
going to cancel on you.

Good to know.

How do you guys approach consent
practices within your productions?

So we kind of go over do's and don'ts
before we start shooting,

show each other our tests.

Just kind of talk to them. Like, are you
feeling?

What are you feeling today? Do you not
want to do anything? Do you want to do

anything? It's not very structured
currently.

But I feel like the models are getting
what they want out of it when they're on

set.

We are in a weird time with the whole
consent. Like, is it going to be

that is going to be?

Not broadcasted, but referenced and
filed.

But I think we deal with it pretty well.

Talking and having conversations with
people. We do like to communicate with

models before we start shooting. And we
do go through the talking points and the

acting parts before we start any new
scene. Like, this is what we want to

If anything is wrong with that, just let
us know.

And that's kind of the heart of it,
right? You know, like whether it's like

sitting down and just chatting or taking
a more structured approach, the most

important thing is like the
conversations are being had, right? And

environment is being created. And then
allowing the model to have the ability

cut when they need to. Yeah. Yeah.

I wish that, you know.

That there was a way to that because,
you know, it's such an important part of

the work we do.

I wish there was a way to better amplify
that out without it coming off

unnecessarily like a PSA or a judgment,
right? There's so much judgment that

exists today with everybody being able
to put in their two cents. But I think

like just being able to like create that
environment, even for word of mouth,

right? If someone who leaves, you said,
and then we'll go and talk about, hey,

you know, like.

Uh, I had this, you know, anecdote that
I took from this dad or, you know, we

had this just creating that environment
I think is ultimately the most important

thing. Yeah.

That and having like lots of consent
related t -shirts. Yeah.

So do you, you know, speaking of like,
you know, the, the future and, and

obviously, you know, with, with what you
and your husband have created with your

brand.

Do you see a time where Corey Chase is
going to retire from in front of the

camera? Or are you going to be the
greatest gilf that ever existed? What

the future look like? That is the
weirdest thing. So I, for the longest

wasn't old enough to be a milf. Then I
became a milf.

Finally was old enough. And now they're
saying that I'm a gilf.

I'm also probably a gilf. Over 40, I
guess, is a gilf. But then when I was in

30s, I wasn't old enough to be a milf.

So it was a quick jump. Yeah, there's
like two months of Milford before. I'd

like to say I would still be in front of
the camera for the next 10 years.

After that retirement, I'm hoping I will
live off of the residuals of what I've

made over the last now 20 -ish years.

And yeah,

maybe even just being behind the camera.

Do you enjoy the behind the camera? I
mean, I know that you all also are often

in front of the camera, but what's your
favorite part about being behind the

camera?

Directing and like now I'm learning that
the pleasure of like finding, like

making people and telling people like
this vision that I have and letting them

create it is definitely a plus for me.
Like I'm learning to like that a lot

more, just as much of.

me dressing up as a different character
or different role and playing it. So

that's always my, like when you can have
an idea in your head and then bring it

to life. Yeah. Right. Like, yeah. It's
like the ultimate creation.

It is. It's amazing.

Like that's my, that's my king right
there. Like being able to just translate

something from up here to like living
and breathing in front of you and seeing

other people take it and run with it.
Right. Yeah.

So who are, what are you running away
from?

It was a bad situation.

We don't want to talk about it.

I don't like the situation, and I don't
like her.

This was supposed to be our special
night.

I'm out of here. You can deal with them
yourself. Wait, where are you going? You

brought them here. Don't leave me here
with those freaks.

Pretty sure he's gone.

Yeah, but for how long?

Long enough.

I don't like it.

The moon's not right here.

Do you remember what almost happened
last time?

I don't want to stay here any longer
than you have to.

Well, then let's find out where they
keep their money and get out of here.

All right. We have some rapid fire
questions. Okay. Okay. So these are how

like to conclude our interview.

And I will say that I did not write
them. Okay. But I will.

Okay, so if you could pick one celebrity
to be a Corey Chase fan,

and it doesn't have to be someone who
actually is already, but one celebrity

be a Corey Chase fan, who would it be?
Maitland Ward.

Maitland Ward for a celebrity.

So I get this question, like, who would
you have sex with? I don't necessarily

want to have sex with a celebrity. I
want to have sex with a character that a

celebrity would play.

Like Deadpool is like my number one.

All right. So Wicked Pictures, if you
hear this, Seth Gamble, if you want to

return as Deadpool, that is Corey
Chase's ultimate celebrity. I've already

sex with Deadpool.

Oh, there you go. I was actually the
female version of Deadpool too. So I

it happen for myself. There you go. That
even better answer.

What are your top three tips for
pleasuring a woman?

Communication,

communication, and communication.

Excellent. Because everyone's different.

Everyone is different. Yeah. And
actually, that is true. You don't want

assume everybody is the same. Yeah.

Would you rather get stuck behind the
couch or in the washing machine?

Oh. So is the couch, like, pushed up
against the wall?

Let's say that this is a normal living
room setup. So the couch is just like in

the center of the room. I would rather
be stuck in the couch than in a washing

machine. Why did you ask the question
about whether it was against the wall?

Because there's this whole... So the war
thing, the whole Pee Wee Herman where

he gets swallowed by the couch, there's
this whole war fetish and being

consumed.

And it's difficult. Like your face is
being smashed up against the wall

I'm assuming your hands are like stuck
back behind the couch. I don't know. I

like how you're instantly thinking of
production.

There's all these different things going
on in my head. I bet you our social guy

did not think you were going to go to
Vore when we mentioned that couch

question, but I'm glad you did. I've
been swallowed by couches, mattresses,

closets. Yeah.

Bush or no Bush?

I am both currently.

Sporting a bush.

I don't care.

I hope my fans don't.

And they would probably let you know if
they did. Oh, they do.

Okay, this is a good one. Would you
rather never have sex again? I know.

Or never eat your favorite food again?
So, again, universe -wise,

am I still having to make sex on porn?

And having sex or make money having sex.

This is during your living off the
residuals retirement. We'll frame it

way. So if that, if I'm already retired,
then it's definitely having sex. I

would give up sex than not like eating
my favorite food. What's your favorite

food? Oh, Jesus. That also changes on a
regular basis.

Currently right now it's like steak. I'm
like in this red meat phase.

Yeah. Yeah.

Medium rare? Rare. Medium.

Rare. Nice.

Bloody. Bloody.

All right. This is my last question, and
I am expecting an interesting answer.

Okay. Where is the strangest place
you've ever masturbated?

Masturbated? Ooh.

I don't masturbate much. Of all things,
I don't really masturbate. The weirdest

place that I had sex was in the
electrical room on the pipes to,

I guess.

like, water lines to this barrack.

And it was dusty.

It was dusty. It was dark.

I think it was, like, pitch black in
there.

Wow. We couldn't turn on the light or we
didn't want to turn on the light.

Yeah. That was probably pitch black on
some pipes.

Yep.

Just going at it. Getting the pipe on
some pipes. Yeah.

All right.

I'm going to throw one more bonus at
you. Okay.

So.

Have you ever faked an orgasm?

Obviously.

I've done a lot of forced orgasm
content. And after a while, it just like

It goes numb. Yeah. You do have to fake
it. There you go. I do always come on

set. I don't allow myself to like be in
denial of not coming. I just got

finished. talking to one of the legends
in our industry, all right? I am so

happy I got to meet Corey Chase this
way. She's been an OG content creator

like before the internet began. And as
someone who kind of came up during, you

know, the days of the internet adult
scene.

She really is someone I have tremendous
respect for. If you can take anything

away from this convo, one, I want you to
check out Taboo Heat because it's an

amazing creation.

And two, whenever you're going to think
about a couch in the future, I want you

to also think about getting swallowed by
it. All right. If you enjoyed this

conversation, if you want to check out
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