Controversy Over Filming on OnlyFans at Gyms
In a recent critique shared online, popular bodybuilder Joey Swoll took issue with a model filming content at a gym for her OnlyFans account, describing the act as "disgusting." The video, which was meant for an adult platform, sparked controversy due to its setting in a public fitness center where minors could be present.
Gym Etiquette and Member Privacy Concerns
Swoll highlighted the discomfort such activities could cause to other gym-goers, particularly those who might unwittingly appear in the background of such videos. He asserted, "Trust me, those people in the gym, they don't want to watch you film this nor do they want to be in the background of a video like this and then have it be posted online." He emphasized that the creation of provocative content should remain private and not enter communal fitness spaces.
Public Reaction and Social Media Engagement
The incident resonated on social media, drawing support from users who echoed Swoll's sentiments about maintaining the sanctity of shared workout environments. One user commented, "This is gross. The corny look on her face, she thinks she is being funny. Obviously inappropriate but she is just a gross individual." This has led to calls for gyms to implement stricter filming policies to ensure the privacy and comfort of all patrons.
Call to Action for Gym Owners
In response to the incident, Swoll advocated for gym owners to enforce rules that would prevent misuse of their facilities for personal gain, specifically content production for platforms like OnlyFans. He stressed the importance of self-respect and proper behavior in gym settings.
Despite the backlash, the OnlyFans model involved in the video has not responded to any requests for comment on the matter as of now.
