[QUOTE=HinesKarlton;4071453]Bruh.
Are you talking about Hollywood movie acting industry or porn.
Because the first one you actually have to have talent.
The latter anyone can do it.
The days of pornstars making millions off porn are over.
There will be no more Jenna Jameson's Lisa Ann's Ava Devine Sasha grey.
The porn industry is very low paying now.
They took a hit with the free porn and people not paying for porn anymore.
Chicks in average are getting paid 800-1200 per scene.
Some even less. There is no money in porn.
These Thots are charging dudes 1500-2000 to fuck them because they know dudes jerk off to their vids.
Fuxk out of here.[/QUOTE]I don't know where you get your info but, from what the girls are saying, things haven't changed on their side. There are plenty of girls still demanding, and getting, big bucks for scenes. While this is slightly old, from what I'm told, it's still accurate, with some girls that have been around in the industry for a few years getting more: [URL]https://www.dailydot.com/irl/porn-star-salaries-income/[/URL].
Jenna Jameson and the others you mention didn't get their money from doing scenes. They got their money from running their own businesses and producing porn as well. They also have pay web sites where they got roughly $40-$50 per month from millions of subscribers who wanted access to the content they put up exclusively on their site. Porn stars are still doing this. There's still plenty of money in porn. The porn industry is reportedly worth upwards of $90 billion.
Yes, there's a lot of free porn on the Internet. Most of it is clips. The majority of the rest are behind pay sites of one kind or another where you're paying a monthly fee to get access. The rest. The places that are showing whole scenes and even whole movies for free. Well, they won't be around for long. From what I hear, the industry is planning to take the tactic that the music industry did and start getting the sites that are illegally offering these movies shut down. I don't know for sure what will happen since I'm not a lawyer or involved at that end of the industry but, it wouldn't surprise me if the companies started taking action.