JFF's Jonzu Wants to Bridge the Gap Between Dueling Careers

EDGE: Does your content have a specific genre?

Jonzu: It's a smorgasbord of every fucking thing. There's no consistent thread at all. I try to incorporate more art and fashion into it. I do really artsy videos where I'm collaborating with other videographers or other artists, but then there are also a lot of videos where it's literally just me and some guy having sex. That obviously does well and people like seeing that more than anything. But I kind of get to do whatever the fuck I want so if I can do something really cool and artsy, I'm gonna do it if anybody wants to actually look at it or not.

EDGE: How much content do you create?

Jonzu: It depends. I have periods where I'm creating literally every single day, especially in the spring and summer. That's my busiest time; I'm just working non-stop because I enjoy working so much. But in the winter it's really, really slow. It's the holidays and whatever. But I try making a new video at least once or twice a week consistently.

EDGE: Do you primarily post on OnlyFans?

Jonzu: I started off with OnlyFans then I made a JustForFans later on. OnlyFans took me down last year so I figured I'd just stay on JustFor Fans, not even going to try to get back on OnlyFans. JustForFans seems like it's more creative, more lax and definitely more thriving.

EDGE: Why did OnlyFans take you down?

Jonzu: My content was just too kinky. I was getting so many flags and warnings for different things like poppers or gaping holes. There's a million-and-one things on OnlyFans that'll get you flagged. But, for me, I think the nail in the coffin was during this performance I was doing where the theme was extraterrestrial. I was dressed like an alien; my skin was painted gray and I was fisting this porn performer, Brian Bonds. While fisting him, which was already an issue for OnlyFans, I was pulling an alien baby out of him. It was the alien baby that was the problem. They deemed it child pornography. Hilarious.