In the past decade, academics have come up with the term “sexual racism” to describe this. Every non-white race is confined to a specific sexual position: Asian men are bottoms, Black men are tops and clip titles such as “Latino man breaks into apartment to release big load” still fly. If straight porn is racist (which it is), then gay porn deserves its own word. Growing up, it was common for people to write “ No fats, femmes or Asians” on their Grindr profiles and just two years ago the app got rid of an ethnicity filter that allowed users to choose who they wanted to interact with based on their race. There’s an entire body of work around how problematic sexual discourse in the LGBTQ+ community can be. I don’t do this solely because I love seeing the same actor in different roles: It’s mostly because mainstream gay porn is incredibly racist. Twitter has allowed people like me to ditch mainstream porn sites to follow individual porn stars instead. Not so on Twitter, where on any given day I can scroll past news of the latest clusterfuck in politics followed by a 30-second clip of an actual clusterfuck. Because most social media platforms’ rules against porn and nudity, sex workers’ accounts are often blocked, heavily censored, or altogether deleted. Twitter has done many good things for sex workers in general. On the one hand, the promise of a less censored platform could guarantee that porn on the site continues to go unregulated on the other, it could very likely expose LGBTQIA+ sex workers to more trolls. Since then, some queer sex workers on Twitter have been scrambling to figure out what Elon Musk’s latest impulse purchase will mean for them.
Feel free to look up your own favorite site if it’s not included here.When Grimes’s ex decided to buy Twitter last week, he promised to make that platform a haven for free speech, which always sounds like code for letting white supremacists say whatever they want.
If the site is new to this list or reentered after falling off last year, a “*” appears. If the site’s ranking didn’t change at all, the “~” appears. The “+” sign or “-” sign followed by the number in parentheses indicates the change in that site’s ranking compared to where it was in 2020. That means the top two spots belong to two different studios in 2021, and we have a brand new #1 studio for the very first time. In fact, Men.com has fallen out of the top 10 for the first time since 2014. Since 2016, the top two studios every single year have been Men.com and Sean Cody (in 2015, they were in the top three, and in 2014, they were the top two), but this year, neither of them are the top two. The biggest gainer on the list is Bromo, which jumped 28 spots up the list.ĭefunct studios that stopped producing content over five years ago still managed to make the list, including Randy Blue and TitanMen. Several studios fell off the list completely ( and UKNakedMen are no longer in the top 50). Other studios seeing steep declines are Raging Stallion (dropping 28 spots) and WhyNotBi (down 27 spots).
The studio with the biggest decline this year is WilliamHiggins, plummeting 42 spots and coming in last place on the list. If there’s a studio not here that should be added into the top 50, please leave the name in the comments below, and it’ll be checked for next year’s list. OnlyFans is at #423.Īs always, a few studios have been added to the list from last year, while some studios have been removed completely if their ranking put them outside of the top 50. For example, Pornhub’s global rank is at #59 today, meaning there are only 58 other websites in the world that receive more traffic. Not included on this list are tube or self-produced content sites, but they outrank all the studios.
The list below is based solely on Alexa’s global rankings (Alexa is considered the most accurate gauge for web traffic) of the most-visited gay porn studios as of today, January 16th, 2021. This ranking of the most popular gay porn studios in the world was compiled in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020, and now it’s time for the 2021 edition.