Stephen A. Smith recently weighed in on a topic far removed from his usual realm— from Basketball to OnlyFans. But the topics are connected
The buzz started when 20-year-old model Sophie Rain shared that she made over $43 million on the platform in the past year. Her post sparked widespread debate, with many questioning whether the earnings were genuine.
Rain wasted no time addressing the skepticism. She provided visual proof to back up her claims and didn’t shy away from adding more intrigue to the conversation. Among her revelations was the mention of her top subscriber, a man named Charley, who reportedly spent a staggering $4.7 million over 11 months. This jaw-dropping figure quickly became the focal point of online chatter.
Stephen A. Smith, never one to hold back, shared his take during the latest episode of his YouTube show. In his signature blunt style, he remarked, “I guess he might be the horniest man in America, huh?”
What did Stephen A say?
The NBA analyst and commentator, known for his fiery takes on ESPN, admitted during his YouTube show that he had never been on the platform and only learned about Rain through this viral story.
Smith struggled to grasp the allure of OnlyFans, expressing concern about society’s obsession with making a “quick buck.” He was particularly stunned by Rain’s claim that her top subscriber, Charley, had spent a mind-blowing $4.7 million over 11 months.
“He’s not getting anything from her, physically, that is,” Smith noted. “And he’s still giving her $4.7 million? That man has to be the horniest in America, assuming he’s from America.” Implying that it could indeed be an NBA player.
Rain, unfazed by the commentary, responded with ambition, expressing hopes of doubling down on her success. “Let’s aim for $100 million next year,” she declared confidently. Whether Rain achieves her goal or not, her story has undoubtedly sparked debates far beyond the confines of her platform.
