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Jay Park Shocks Fans by Joining Adult Platform OnlyFans

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Fans are heated with differing opinions over singer Jay Park’s OnlyFans account. Park was the first K-pop artist to open an account on the adult-oriented platform.

On June 24, Park expressed his gratitude for the support after opening his OnlyFans account and mentioned that he is glad to be there when everyone needs something different.

In the released photos, Park lies in bed with a woman’s lingerie draped over his upper body. He also posted a video of him allegedly greeting fans topless and sweating to promote his new album.

OnlyFans is a subscription-based crowdfunding platform that provides paid content. It initially started as a social platform for creators to receive donations from subscribers to carry out artistic activities, but it transformed into an adult platform where users produce and sell pornographic content.

Fans are split regarding Jay Park’s decision to promote his new song on OnlyFans.

While some fans express concern and disappointment by introducing adult content platforms and sexual commodification, other fans are voicing support, praising his unconventional promotional approach, saying, “There are no limits to art.”

Jay Park is set to release his new song “McNasty” on June 30.

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