An adult content creator was in the middle of filming a video for her OnlyFans when she got a knock on the door from a neighbor whose kids thought she was "watching a movie."
"I was making [an OnlyFans] video then this happened," said Railey Diesel—a.k.a. TikToker @raileydzz.
@raileydzz OMG they thought I was watching a 'movie' 😭😂
The video clip starts with Diesel tying a robe around herself and opening the front door to her home and talking to the neighbor who is out of view.
"We are just trying to have a family lunch and I was wondering if you don't mind turning your TV volume down or shutting the window," says the concerned father.
"Yeah, yeah, I'm sorry, of course," replies Diesel, while the on-screen caption said of the dad, "He sounds nervous."
The dad continued:
"We have some small children and they're very curious to know what you're watching."
The on-screen caption read, "I think his wife sent him my way."
Diesel apologized and explained she didn't realize she had the window open. He thanked her for her cooperation and she told him, "Nice to meet you," before closing the door.
The TikTok video of the very polite, yet awkward, confrontation racked up over 1.5 million views.
Redditors weighed in with their observations over her first interaction with the neighbor.
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Many people who lost their jobs during the pandemic now earn income via accounts on the popular subscription-based adult entertainment site.
OnlyFans transactions rose to $2.7 billion across 2020, according to the Financial Times.
User numbers have increased from 20 million members before the pandemic to 120 million members over 12 months.
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