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Porn Site Funds Raunchy Game Show at California High School
9 Dec
Summary
- A 24-hour livestream game show funded by a porn site occurred at Canyon Crest Academy.
- Contestants engaged in distasteful activities, including mocking religious figures.
- School officials and students expressed shock and condemnation of the event.
Canyon Crest Academy in California is facing backlash after its gymnasium hosted a 24-hour livestream event funded by the adult content website Fansly. The event, organized by internet personality Dennis Richardson, known as 'PaymoneyWubby,' featured four male contestants in a rated R game of tag with unusual punishments. Activities included contestants wearing sashes with offensive phrases, mocking Jesus' crucifixion, licking melted chocolate off women's feet, and participating in leg waxing.
Students reported being unaware of the event's true nature until they encountered setup in the gym. They expressed disgust and concern over the "nasty" and "gross" content, noting its potential impact on underage students. The school's principal issued a statement condemning the production as "inappropriate, distasteful, and in conflict with our organization's core values."
The Canyon Crest Academy Foundation, a nonprofit that raises funds for the school, claimed they were blindsided, having agreed to a PG-13 event. However, Richardson and his legal team stated the production complied with contractual obligations. The school district is examining legal options to hold accountable the parties involved in the controversial livestream.
