Who is ‘The Girthmaster’ and why is everyone on the internet talking about him?-Brooke Ivey Johnson-Entertainment – Metro

No one can stop talking about this OnlyFans creator who goes by ‘the Girthmaster’ (Picture: X)

This week’s internet boyfriend isn’t Jeremy Allen White or Jacob Elordi – its a 6’7″ Australian OnlyFans creator called the Girthmaster.

The aptly named 30-year-old adult entertainment star, who has an ‘eight-inch-long, seven-inch-circumferenced penis,’ has taken the Internet by storm thanks to a viral video.

The Girthmasterr (spelled with two Rs at the end, if you’re being pedantic) skyrocketed to online stardom following his feature in a man-on-the-street TikTok segment endorsing the job search app, Getahead.

When asked what he did for a living, the enormously tall Aussie shared he makes anywhere from $40,000AUD (£20,829) to $80,000AUD (£41,657) per month by posting adult content to OnlyFans. This kind of income doesn’t come without hard work though, and he revealed he spends anywhere from 60 to 80 hours per week on his online career.

The Girthmaster’s revelations elicited widespread fascination and buzz online, with the adult entertainer gaining over 100,000 new followers on X and scoring interviews with Rolling Stone and the Daily Beast just hours after he went viral.

One particular X post sharing the video garnered an astonishing 99.6million views at time of writing, with floods of comments marvelling at the financial success of the creator, mocking him, congratulating him, and even lusting after him.

One of the most common points of observation from commenters was that if a female OnlyFans creator had been interviewed in a similar fashion, she would receive much harsher online treatment.

Girthmaster himself points this out in the video.

When asked if he ever faces judgement for his profession, he said: ‘No I’m pretty lucky as a man not many people judge you for being a sex worker. I’ve got a lot of female friends who have like been cut off from their family and things like that. As a man its just like handshakes and high fives from everyone.’

There were also reportedly a number of female sex workers who called out the double standard, something Girthmaster addressed in his interview with Rolling Stone.

‘The outrage is definitely valid,’ he said. ‘Women should be upset they get treated differently to the way I get treated. It doesn’t make sense, and I completely understand why they’d be upset by that.’

He continued, saying that ‘Andrew Tate-type figures’ and misogyny are partly to blame for the unfair treatment of women in sex work.

The Aussie is a whopping six foot seven inches tall (Picture: X)

He said these kinds of people, ‘say OnlyFans creators are low-value women, that women should be modest, and that sort of thing. It’s insecure men who don’t like the idea that women can be independent, and can do all these things themselves and might not need a man in their life.’

When asked how he got started in porn originally, Girthmaster admitted that he’s always been something of an ‘exhibitionist.

When he was 18 he started posting pictures of his remarkable member online’just for fun — kind of like a digital exhibitionist’ without including his face in the images. A specific photo on Tumblr went viral, which is how he realised his gigantic penis is ‘out of the ordinary.’

From there, he started an anonymous Twitter account and was later encouraged to start an OnlyFans page by someone he dated and then things ‘snowballed’ from there. He’s been creating adult content fulltime for a full year now, and its by far the most lucrative job he’s ever had.

The porn star’s OnlyFans page is among the top 0.1% on the platform (Picture: OnlyFans)

Speaking about his life before getting into porn, the internet’s new boyfriend told The Daily Beast: ‘Before this I did a whole bunch of random jobs, like any entry level job.

‘I did customer service in an office for a year. I was a handyman, a landscaper, a baggage handler, a pizza boy, worked in grocery stores, did receiving, did like food service, clothing, retail—any and every entry level job.

‘A lot of them are kinda like porn storyline jobs too, like the pizza boy, the landscaper, things like that. [Laughs] But yeah, I just got a whole range of entry level jobs under my belt.’

The Girthmaster acknowledged that men and women in sex work face an unfair double standard (Picture: X)

He also revealed that the name Girthmaster was inspired by the KitchenAid Mix Master. ‘Funnily enough, that name now actually does me a lot of favors in marketing, because it really stands out,’ he told Rolling Stone.

‘People see it and they kind of want to investigate to see if I can actually live up to the claim or not.’ As many curious online users found out, the claim is all too true.

While his job may be unorthodox by the standards of many, the Girthmaster characterised it simply, telling the Daily Beast: ‘I’m a business focused in customer acquisition and customer retention really.’

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