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>> We're going live in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. >> Welcome to the Bougie Show. I am Z the DJ, and across from me is a performer we've gotten multiple requests for to join the show. She looks even better in person, you know. Ladies and gentlemen, she's the girl from the ads. Multi-award nominated, the South Asian sensation, Miss Jasmine Shernney is in the building.
>> Sorry. >> That's what I was waiting for. I was like [laughter] talking.
>> Thank you for joining us. Miss Jasmine Shernney is in the building. Another one we knocked off the list you guys have been asking for. She is here. How was your commute, Miss Shernney?
>> It was chill. Yeah. Um, sometimes I get car sick, which is weird. Just, I don't know. Like if I order an Uber and it's like a Tesla, I'm going to get car sick for sure. I hate, I hate Teslas.
>> Okay. Why do you hate it?
>> Because I get car sick.
>> What causes it? Through space? What?
>> I don't know. I, it's just like stop and go motion. And then some drivers, they'll stop and go like five times at like a red light. You know what I mean? It's like stop, inch up, stop. And I'm like, can you please stop? You're just like—
>> Just keep stopping.
>> So it is. So the driver has a lot to do with why—
>> The driver has a lot to do.
>> When's the last time you had a weird Uber driver?
>> A weird Uber driver?
>> Yeah. Some weird [ __ ] [laughter]
>> That was a random question. It just came to me while we were driving.
>> There was one that was weird. I think it was probably a year ago. I had seen him at the end of like Pride. He picked me up and brought me to a place in like Hollywood and like kept kind of pressing me on my job and then was like, "Oh, well, I used to work in adult." And I was like, "Cool."
>> Oh, you told him.
>> No, he wouldn't stop.
>> So, how did he, I mean, what made him to find out what it is that you do?
>> He was like, "Oh, you just kind of like, oh, you seem like someone I don't know if he recognized me and kept trying to press for this." And I was like, "Oh, well, like you should take my number." I was like, "I don't want it." M
>> And honestly, before I got out of the car, I was like, "You're [ __ ] weird and you need to stop this." And like I told him off. Um, and that's when I learned that if you want to report an Uber driver, you have to have like a piece of media. You have to have a photo, a video recording, an audio recording, something to attach to your report. And I didn't get any of those. So I just marked him as someone I never wanted to take.
>> You gave him a bad review.
>> I did. And Mario was like, "Don't ever give me this driver again." M
>> Well, then I went to another performer's birthday party and I don't know if he knew that it was going on, but he was out there and he picked us up 'cause another friend ordered the car. [music] And he kept, he was being weird again and he was like, "Oh, that's right, I got you in June. He's like, and you kind of told me off." And I was like, "Yeah, because you're being [ __ ] weird, bro."
>> So he calmed down the second time around?
>> No.
>> No, okay. [laughter] He needs to stop the [ __ ]
>> Yo, where's my, where's my stop the [ __ ]? Anyhow, so speaking of birthdays, I hear somebody's celebrating tonight.
>> I am celebrating tonight.
>> Ah, so you just, when was your birthday? I know it just recently.
>> Was October the 8th.
>> Okay. Okay. So, what led to this celebration? Did somebody bring it to your attention like, "Hey, we need to do this"?
>> So, when I first signed on with my PR, she told me, she was like, "Hey, if you ever want to do like a club appearance or something for your birthday," she's like, "I can get that for you." And last year, I asked too late. And so, this year, I was like, "Okay, well, that's going to be the first thing I do. Like, I'll do this this year, and next year maybe I'll do like a house party." So, you know, baby steps in my way in.
>> Okay. Did you invite, how many of your, is it all female? 'Cause Erica mentioned it to me last night. She's like, "You want to come, but we don't need a sausage fest, but you can bring a lady with you."
>> You got to bring a girl. You [laughter] got to bring a hot girl.
>> No, we, our last interview is at 9:30 tonight. So, by the time we're finished, it'll be a little too late till 10. I think it'll be done around 12:00. So, I don't know.
>> It's not. It goes, no, the guest list closes at 12:00.
>> Okay.
>> But the party goes until 2:00 AM. So, I mean, it's up to you. I'll be throwing ass, [laughter] you know, in the club. Bring the performer, the last performer with me, right, to go and do that. Okay. All right. Chasy joining us in the building. Let's get this interview started. I'm excited. How does one go from an ICU nurse to a professional adult performer? [laughter]
>> Food. Food. I'll be honest. It's always funny because people will ask me this and I'm like, it's food. I started, I had a food blog. I was going, um, that and basically, long story short, food blogging led me to lifestyle modeling. Lifestyle modeling led me to OnlyFans and OnlyFans led me to porn.
>> Um,
>> yeah.
>> You're, I know I'm going to elaborate on it a little bit, but, um, over 100 interviews conducted on this show, most performers that left another industry as a professional and joined the adult film industry have stated to me that they weren't satisfied and/or fulfilled with their careers and that's what ultimately led to the transition. But also during COVID-19 is when it really, a lot of performers that I've interviewed in the past few years said they started. Um, your thoughts? [laughter]
>> On other performers or just on my—
>> Just, I just, I mean, from your experience, can you relate to that? Like, was there a little bit of—
>> Satisfied? I hated being a nurse on some degree, right? Like, there is camaraderie that I had with other ICU nurses. I wasn't bad at my job, right? Um, and I still have a few people from like the health and care industry who are like, "Hey, like, do you ever think you'll come back? Like, you were a great nurse." And I'm like, "I didn't leave 'cause I thought I was [ __ ]."
>> I left 'cause I was miserable.
>> And even when I, like, I never got into nursing with the idea that I'd be there forever. I never wanted to be a nurse forever. Um, that's a longer story, but I mean, basically, [clears throat] I got into nursing with the idea that I would figure out what I wanted to do in my life and go pursue that later. That it would be a stepping stone for me.
>> The, the adult film industry. Did you see that coming?
>> Oh, [ __ ] no.
>> No. No. Okay.
>> No. Never. Never. In a million years did I was I like, "Yeah, I think I'll be a star."
>> So, was it from just like online videos, the ads? 'Cause I know the ads kind of led to you, like the browser ads and things like that, before that happened, prior to you actually becoming a performer. Correct?
>> I mean, I mean, I was a performer, but—
>> Oh, my first scene ever.
>> Okay. Yes. So, but you were doing the ads prior to filming? No, you did the ads after. So, why do you think the ads did so well for you as far as like the eye, like it caught the eye of the viewer?
>> Well, I mean, I think—
>> Is it your look or do you think the way you—
>> The most obvious thing about the Bollywood ad was that it was Bollywood themed. I think there's a huge market. I think there's so many, you know, South Asian people and even people that have grown up or just loved Bollywood, love that look and—
>> Are like, damn, I think that's really [ __ ] hot. And I've never seen something done that way. And especially by like a major marketing company.
>> Got it. Got it. Got it. Um, did getting married at the age of 19 lead you to becoming non-monogamous? [laughter]
>> Applaud me.
>> Yes. Yes. Oh, first—
>> That is way too young. How did—
>> How did your family allow this to happen? That's you're still formative years. Go ahead.
>> I was engaged at 15.
>> Yeah. And it was, it was, let's say it was not great. I had several teachers pull me aside and be like, "Hey,
>> What are you doing?"
>> Yeah. What the [ __ ] are you doing? And I was just like, "Oh, I'm young and in love and this is the best thing that's ever gonna happen." They're like, "Yeah,
>> Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it."
>> Puppy love.
>> How long were you married for?
>> Let's see. From like a few years.
>> I mean, but we were together probably [music] a total of like seven and a half years or so. Yeah.
>> 'Cause I mean, we got together when I was 15 and he was 21.
>> I'll let you do the math on that.
>> One year old, one with a 15-year-old.
>> Yeah, that's a little bit disturbing. Red flaggish. Um, have you ever seen him again since you guys parted ways?
>> We don't, we don't really talk much.
>> You see, you follow him on like social media or anything like that?
>> No.
>> Okay. So, he's dead, dead in the water. All right. Got it.
>> I imagine he—
>> I wouldn't say he follows—
>> I was going to ask you, does he know who you are?
>> Oh, he knows who.
>> Okay. [laughter]
>> He knows who I—uh—
>> You, you mentioned in an interview, quote, "I think I speak for most, if not all performers, when I say I wish we got residuals for scenes, ads, and so on. Even if it were a tiny percentage to begin with, I think it would really change how people feel about performing and the care they put into their product." Is that a conversation you and your peers have amongst each other?
>> I don't think it's something that comes up like all the time, but I think it is something that is mentioned because there are a lot of people who are like, "Oh god, I see you everywhere. You must be doing great." Like, and they think that like when they see my ads on Pornhub that I'm getting paid from that. And I'm like, "Hey, y'all can do that." No. So they just pay a one-time fee to do it and that's it. So all those—
>> Wow. And they get—
>> That's like a pay for ad, right? To put before the video, right? So, okay, I see what you're saying.
>> That's, um—
>> And that is just like the norm in the industry. But I do, I think that there would be a lot more longevity. I think there would be people who don't get burned out as much. [music] And like I said, if I know that any scene that I do, if there's a possibility I could get residuals on that, that this could go forth and fulfill me for X amount of years and—
>> Feed into my bank account, why wouldn't I want to invest more into my career? Why wouldn't I want to give more to companies and, you know, not just for myself as a performer, but [music] for Jasmine for life?
>> Right. Because they're going to milk it for life.
>> Exactly. And which is like, hey, fair. You want to make money, so do I. We all look, we all want to eat, baby.
>> That's 100, baby. That's 100. Jasmine Shy joining us on the Boozie Show. What about your inner self has changed the most since becoming an adult performer?
>> At the professional level.
>> That is, okay. At, at the professional level, what has changed about my— That is okay. That's a multi-layered question. And I like it because when you say like, when I see Jasmine Cherney and then Jasmine as a person, they, yes, Jasmine Cherney is a big part of me, but she's also very separate. Right.
>> Right. But as a performer, [sighs]
>> Damn, this one's hard. Give me a second. Give me a second.
>> That you can call like, wow. From the beginning, from when you first started till now, and you like, wow, that was a, a whole 360 journey from—
>> Like, what, what do you start? Because there's, there's, there's layers I'm going to get into as far as, um, you being a performer and, um, about time and negotiating and demands on set and stuff like that. [laughter] So, I'm coming with all that. But,
>> Okay.
>> I think one, it's hard because like, hey, I do live in New Orleans. I'm not out in LA all the time. It's not like I'm someone who gets recognized 24/7. I've had people, you know, at conventions be like, "How does it feel to be famous?" And I was like, "Well, for most of the time, I'm just a regular person." You know, I go home and, uh, you know, I still got to clean the toilet and wash the dishes like everybody else.
>> So, you're human. You're just not a civilian. That's what I tell them. [laughter]
>> Yes. Very much so. So, I mean, I think that that's hard, but it's also, I think the biggest thing is seeing my performer self as separate and making that more of a persona, even if that is a part of me. Does that make sense? Does that answer the question?
>> Yes, it does. It does. And, um, look, I want to talk to a little bit about boundaries. How important is it to feel comfortable enough on set to when you're collaborating or being on, collabing with another performer or you're being on a professional set, like setting your boundaries? Is that something that is negotiated prior to filming?
>> Absolutely. And it's completely critical.
>> How long did it take for you to feel comfortable doing that?
>> Immediately. Thankfully, I, while I was a nurse and, you know, I had pretty much as soon as I got into nursing into my career and out of school, I divorced my ex-husband and I started going to like BDSM classes. And BDSM classes are so heavy on consent and boundary talks. Like, the first half of it is like, here's how you negotiate.
>> And I remember maybe my third time being like, "Why are we still talking about this?" And then I started running into instances where I was like, "Oh, that's why. This is why this is so important." Because if [clears throat] you don't understand consent, you don't understand boundaries, you don't understand what you want versus what you don't want and where to put that line, you can really easily get into trouble of like—
>> Things that are not great and not consensual, into injuries, into, yeah, really bad stuff.
>> Did the age you started in help? Because I know a lot of young girls in particular, like I'm an advocate for it being 20 or better, um, because I just think 18. I have a 20-year-old daughter myself and I just can't imagine her going in a room full of grown adults doing this. But do you think that, I tend to see a little bit of predators preying on the on the weak and taking advantage of a lot of these girls like, you know, just, um, because they're vulnerable and they don't know how to say no and they haven't learned that yet. And I, and I, and I still see it. Um, your thoughts?
>> Very much so. I think there is a lot about lived experience as well. And it's like, hey, if someone comes in, they don't have a fully formed brain, they don't have the lived experience, they don't understand like what yeses and nos are. Kind of the same when I look at like, baby people playing in kink or BDSM. When I say baby, I mean people who are like,
>> "Hey, I did this thing with my partner, it sounded great." Well, okay, well, let's unpack that because did you talk to your partner about that? Or did your partner just pull this out in the middle of y'all going at it and you decided in that moment that you were cool with it and fine, even though they were doing something you never said yes to?
>> And that is so harmful and [music] absolutely wild. And I see people, especially like you said, people sometimes who—
>> Maybe are more—
>> Lean towards like those newer performers, right? And I, and I see them do these things that are like, I'm like, "You're a boundary pusher and you're a chronic boundary pusher." And I can see it.
>> We applaud that. [laughter] Chronic. Ah, all right. Um, so there is a certain level of negotiating. Like, for instance, what you making it about being residuals and things of that nature. When you're negotiating, you realize that they're going to make X amount of dollars for its entirety of your brand being existed. How do you go about negotiating? Is it still the rate? The rate is the rate of what we're giving the female performers out here, or is it based on who you are?
>> It's based on who I am. Okay. Now, I do negotiate sometimes because I understand that the production team that's putting this on only gets a set amount of, of money and budget, right? Like, they're not getting residuals that I know of either, right? So, [snorts] they have to say, "How do I eat? How does everyone on my team eat?" And we still make this.
>> Hey, your rate has to be within a budget. Hey, if you want this opportunity over here, then, you know, sometimes you can have a sliding scale, but also realize like, hey, [music] what's worth it for you? The significant difference between performing on a Brazzers set and a company like Brain Bros, Naughty America, Team Skate, etc. Is there a significant difference? [laughter]
>> I wouldn't put names to anyone. I would never put a name. I would never throw any company under the bus. [laughter]
>> But what I will say to stop you.
>> All right. Go ahead. Go ahead. I love your nails, by the way. Go ahead. Oh, yeah. They look great. Nails. Yes. Oh, that's true. So, what I will say is that Brazzers and Alo in general has been like the creme de la creme of standards on set, right? I,
>> You know, obviously my first scene with them was my first scene ever, but I'm pretty sure your first scene with Brazzers or with Alo in general, [music] they set you up with, I can't remember the name of the person, but they give you a call. They give you the rundown. Here's everything you should expect on set because if anything deviates from this, you know that it's wrong, right? Right. It's kind of like that same thing of knowing like having a consent and boundary talk because if someone's not doing this, you know,
>> Hey, an alarm bell should go off. Hey, if you come onto set and there's not a talent assistant, [snorts] here is my personal number. You call me immediately. You let me know that, hey, they're like, and everything will stop until your talent assistant gets there because there is someone here that you can pull on the side if you need absolutely anything. Um, so [music] I mean, your consent, your boundaries, your comfort is put at the utmost front.
>> Does it help to have other females, other women on set? Does it make the level of comfort a lot better?
>> Very much. Um, I think that can sometimes be, I don't know, like a, a sensitive topic to walk around.
>> Yes, 'cause I've definitely been on sets [music] that are like all male and then let's say like the makeup artist leaves and I think—
>> You're just there.
>> And I'm there and I don't think that men always understand that like, hey, there's a bunch of dudes and me, a small female.
>> Yeah. Yeah. And like, I'm scrappy, but I can't fight, all right? [laughter] Like, you know, if, if push comes to shove and y'all are making a joke about like, I feel like one of the things is they, a very common joke is like, "Oh, well, it's an day." And they love to gauge someone's reaction to that. And my [music] reaction is always like, "Well, no one told me it was going to be an day. I guess y'all need to call someone else."
>> Wait, hold on, hold on. So they will literally throw that out like—
>> Just to [ __ ] with people.
>> And to see if you'll bite.
>> Oh, I'm down. And then just—
>> I don't think they, I, they don't mean that with you, but I'm just saying—
>> They're not going to actually try to shoot. What they're trying to do is be like, to freak someone out, to just kind of like—
>> Yeah, that's not necessary.
>> And I'm like, "You don't need to play like that. I think y'all need to realize it's me, a small woman, and a bunch of [ __ ] dudes."
>> Right. Right.
>> Maybe don't do that. I'm like, "You know what? I've never had that joke thrown out when there was another woman around."
>> That's all I'm saying.
>> Legendary male performer Rob Piper, who was also from New Orleans. Have you worked with him?
>> Nope.
>> Okay. [laughter]
>> I'm a big fan of New Orleans slang and growing up listening to a lot of their hip-hop artists. Your favorite Louisiana musician?
>> Big Freedia.
>> Big Freedia. Okay.
>> John Batiz.
>> Okay.
>> I guess if I have to choose, John Batiz.
>> Okay. Okay.
>> If he wasn't married, I would try.
>> Okay. All right. Applaud her. [laughter] Does Jasmine Shernney have real friends in this industry?
>> Yes.
>> Okay. Absolutely. How long did it take you to trust and especially dealing with Hollywood and weaving out the the fraudulentness? Um, how, I'm sure you experienced a little bit of fakeness.
>> I have.
>> And how did you weave that out and determine what's authentic and what's not?
>> Uh, I would say, well, to bring it back, I would say like immediately I got real friends and I was very lucky in that. Sarah Arabic and I are really close. She has been my [ __ ] rock. My like, one of my north stars. Um, before I ever fully went into even when I first started just collabing and creating, like she, I would be like, "Hey, like [music] I set up my first collab. Is this normal? Is that normal? What should I expect?" She was always there to answer questions and let me know. Um, she introduced me to Marvin, who was the director for Bollywood Tales, who's now one of my agents. Um, him and I are super close, really authentic. [music] When it comes to people who are fake,
>> And I hate to say like, I don't know a bunch. I'm sure I know a bunch. I just think like real recognize is real. And like—
>> Go ahead.
>> That's real.
>> You know, and pretty quickly, every now and like maybe once or twice some dramas come up and I'm just like, spotted. Done. I'm just done. I'm not gonna stay in this room. I'm not gonna play around with you. I'm not gonna try to go back and forth with you. I'm here for real connection and and to have friends. We, we can be co-workers. We don't have to be best friends. That's fine.
>> That's right. Yeah, 'cause people do that every day.
>> Yeah.
>> That's, that's, that's one, that's 10,000. Um, uh, where do I want to go?
>> Oh.
>> Friends. Now, how about dating performers? Would you date? Have you dated? And would you do it again? Because—
>> I did. You did.
>> Have I, how about this? Uh, I mean, have I dated in my life? Have I dated since being a performer? Yes. I mean, obviously I did. I was married, right? I had to.
>> But dating a performer?
>> No.
>> Okay. Would you do it?
>> I don't see why not.
>> Okay. Most of the times it doesn't work out. I'm sure you've seen it with your own eyes, too.
>> I mean, I sure sometimes it doesn't work out, but sometimes it does.
>> What do you think it would take for you to, to have a healthy relationship with another performer?
>> I think it's the same things it would take for me to have a healthy relationship with anyone. Yeah. Like trust, um, you know, like I said, genuine connection, but trust, accountability, um, yeah, related to like, hey, if there is an issue, can we talk about it? Can both of us be held accountable if something comes up? Can I trust you to be honest [music] with me and not lie to me? If something happens and for some reason there is a deceit, can you own up to that?
>> How does Jasmine Shernney deal with stalkers these days?
>> [ __ ] [laughter] I don't. No, thankfully none of them have gotten horrible.
>> Do they, are they mostly through, through the internet or is it in the physical form?
>> I haven't had, at least that I know of, an internet [music] stalker yet. Okay.
>> Most of my stalkers have been in person, honestly, even just before [music] I got into this, which sounds even weirder.
>> Do you, do you have to literally tell them or do you have to get restraining orders? Do you have to block numbers? Like, what is your execute? What is your execution like to, to dedicate?
>> It's typically a like upfront confrontation like, "Hey, this got to stop. You can't be coming doing this." Um, I will say to anyone dealing with a stalker, and hindsight's 20/20 or just any type of altercation, like, immediately report it. Report it. 'Cause there's so many times in my life I'm like, "I don't want to have to go through this. What if someone doesn't believe me?" It doesn't matter. You need a report of it. You need a paper trail. You need to be able to say like, "Hey, no, this happened."
>> And here is the report on it. What about ones that you've, you know, um, clapped skins with and then they became a stalker after? [laughter]
>> It's time to stop the [ __ ]
>> Same. Same.
>> Same. Okay. [laughter]
>> Oh, man.
>> Just 'cause, just 'cause we know each other biblically does not stop me from being like, "Hey, [laughter] you [ __ ] around, we're going to find out."
>> What were you subjected to as a performer that you didn't see coming?
>> I think I, I don't know if there's anything that I didn't see coming because I had a really great sit-down with Marvin.
>> And he was like, "Hey, here's what you should expect before we, hey, if you want to shoot with Brazzers, if you want to really go into adult, these are the things—
>> That you just need to know are going to come up."
>> So,
>> I mean,
>> so far so good. I think the bigger thing would be like before I started OnlyFans, not realizing that like the moment you step into adult, how hard the like partition comes down in between you and safer work stuff. How many brands, companies, and people just don't want to work with you. Um, will even cut off other people who work with you, right? Like black.
>> Yeah.
>> Um, I've done like photo shoots with normal everyday influencers and then like, we'll post it and then they'll call and be like, "Hey, I'm sorry. You know, my management agency said I had to take these down or I'm going to lose all my sponsorships."
>> Because of the person you took the picture with or worked with?
>> Because of, because of who I am.
>> Oh, because of you.
>> Yeah. Because of me. Because like their management, their so like their person who's helping them get what's that I do adult—
>> That I, people on the internet. [laughter] Yeah. Um, [laughter]
>> It's so funny you said that 'cause I was talking with the crew about that yesterday about once you cross the line, 'cause there was talks of like starting a production company and and doing that and and how profitable that would be, but once you go all the way over on the other side, there's no coming back. And I understand that. So, I, I kind of like to stay right in the middle so I can play both sides of the fence, if that makes sense.
>> Where you are. Yeah. And it's hard. Honestly, it's hard being in the middle, too, right? Like, there was a moment when I was a creator, like when I only did OnlyFans, where I was kind of straddling that line of like, "Do I go all in [music] or do I stay very safe for work, covered, exclusive girl?" You know, but it was hard.
>> What did, what did your friends and family— I use, I skipped that. What do your friends and family have [music] to say when they were informed?
>> I mean, I don't care. I don't think any of my friends were surprised.
>> Okay. Did you lose any?
>> I did. I did. You know, I, I mentioned I did like food blogging and such and there [music] were definitely groups of people and friends who kind of silently just stepped away, right? There was no one who ever confronted me or anything, but it, it was noticeable. And I had another friend in New Orleans who was also a foodie and was started doing OnlyFans. And I remember asking her, I was like, "Did you stop getting like invited to things? Like, does this festival not reach out to you anymore? Did this like—" and she was like, "Oh yeah, people just stop [ __ ] talking to you. They would act like they don't even know me."
>> In public, which is crazy.
>> And family?
>> I don't talk about my—
>> Okay. No, I understand that. [laughter]
>> Um, all right. So, when you're not necessarily attracted to a male performer, do you use lubricant to get going down there?
>> Yeah.
>> Okay.
>> And how often does that happen?
>> Uh, not very often. I mean, sometimes, sometimes you're still attracted to the male performer and it is, and you still need some extra lubricant because very large things going into small places—
>> Is just a lot of friction and [laughter] sometimes you got to decrease that friction if you need to for 30 plus minutes.
>> Are you, uh, while you're on that, were you, had you experienced well-endowed men prior to joining this industry?
>> I had, but not on a consistent, on this level, right? I think when you say elaborate, I think normal well-endowed men and then well-endowed men are [laughter]
>> A significant difference.
>> That is insane. Like, I'm just, I—
>> Do you still get amazed with what you see sometimes?
>> Absolutely.
>> Now, do you, now while we're on it, do you, when you're, do you go through their Twitter? Because I, I've had some performers say they don't check and then they get caught in, in real time. I, I find that crazy. If I'm a female, I want to see what's going on because they can hit you with angles. At least have an idea of what's in front of you.
>> There. Yes. But I mean, sometimes you're still surprised. Like my first film was with Chris Diamond. I did not, I knew he was big.
>> Okay.
>> And I knew he was long. I did not realize he was that girthy.
>> The moment I felt it through his pants, I was just like, I looked at him dead in his eyes. I was like, "I don't think that's going for him." Like, I, I don't know how this is going to work.
>> And what did he tell you?
>> He was just like, "I think it'll be fun."
>> How long did it take for you to open up?
>> Um, we had a little, um, there's a [laughter] there's a session you can do like if you're like, "Hey, can we warm up together?" There's the talent assistant still there, you know, so just in case anything happens and like, you just warm up with each other for a few minutes. Based off of that experience and you experienced that your first rodeo, first film, after that, when you worked with men that were well-endowed, did you use a toy to open up, loosen it up a little bit?
>> I have not. I need to get better about stretching that form of stretching beforehand. [music]
>> So if Dread hit you up and said, "Hey, I want to do something."
>> I cannot [ __ ] Dread. [laughter] [screaming] I just—
>> Let me put this out there because I get this all the time. People like, "Why won't you work with like, Dread, Dread, Dread, Dread?" Every every video I post commenting, I'm like, "Damn, y'all need to stop." Like, if I do a video with Dread, it needs to be about how it's not fitting. [laughter]
>> Like, I'm just kind of like, look, look me dead in the eyes 'cause there's no way. And I, I don't want to go there. You know, there's some places I'm like, I don't need to go there yet. [laughter] Look, we can stretch this out over like seven tapes over the next. It could be you slowly getting me there.
>> So, have you done back door activity?
>> I have not.
>> Okay, so you, you're holding out. You're a smart cookie. [laughter]
>> Jasmine Shy joining us on the Boozie Show. Does, does Jasmine have a go-to move on camera? [laughter]
>> You know, you thought you said if you were a performer, you would check the Twitter. You didn't.
>> Well, no, I did. I DID PREPARE. BUT HOLD ON, HOLD ON. But I'll talk about a go. [laughter] Okay, so listen. What do you think my go-to move? What do you think my sign?
>> Well, here's the thing. I don't, I only watch the Twitter, so I don't—
>> I don't know 'cause you got a little, I can't answer that. I've never been asked this question. [laughter] Excuse me.
>> Oh, it's never. No. No. So, you like to shine.
>> She got me. She got me. Go ahead.
>> All right. I would say one of my signature moves is like the foot drop combo.
>> Foot job.
>> You know what I'm [laughter] talking about. You know what I'm talking about.
>> I'm familiar with the. Okay. Exactly. Exactly. Thank you. Thank you. The other—
>> Water. [laughter]
>> All right.
>> I would say the other one probably just be like a really sloppy [ __ ] job. I've had several male performers, um, just be like, "Wow, I've never seen this." Uh, one of them was just like, "I've had really sloppy jobs, but like, he was like, your saliva is really thick. It's like insanely like thick." And I was like, "Yes."
>> So you consider yourself to be a head hunter?
>> I do.
>> Yeah. Do you approach it from an angle?
>> What do you mean? The, the jock when you're, when you're like, "Okay, I'm gonna size it up from the side, the bottom, the top?"
>> I mean, sometimes you just got to figure out what direction you got to go for each.
>> Yeah.
>> You know, everyone's different. I had one aren't going to go—
>> All the way back, but they, they'll usually get far enough back.
>> I had one girl say she does like the rock sign, like Jay-Z would do the rock, like she comes like placed down on it. [laughter]
>> It's time to stop the [ __ ]
>> The [ __ ] does that mean? [laughter] I don't know, but it's provocative. No,
>> Jasmine, tell me about work ethic. How does that impact your career, [ __ ] as far as an adult performer? The effect of it, um, in a good and in a bad way when you have it and when you don't have it.
>> I don't think at the moment I don't have work ethic. I think that is my problem.
>> If anything. Uh, [laughter] you know, people will say like, "Oh, what do you like to do for fun?" I'm like, "I think my problem is I've turned everything I love into work, right? I loved food. So then I became a food blogger. I was going to sex parties and BDSM events and now I do porn. Like, I like learning, you know, more about fashion. Now I have to style myself for events, you know, and like that's always like a fun for [music] me, like a fun challenge if I'm like, "Oh, let me style myself. Let me see what, like, let me go look up all these Pinterest boards and [music] and do these things. Look at this hair and makeup and what's going to match together." Um, I [music] don't know. Sometimes always being on and grinding is tiring. What inspired what you're wearing today, which is I can appreciate you coming in looking like that and understand. Take pictures. Okay. [laughter]
>> I want to look like a bad—
>> Okay, that's what you are. A plotter.
>> I got, I got a. Well, you'll see if you come through tonight, you'll see what I'm wearing is black and I had these boots that I'm wearing. [music] And I was like, "What boots?" And this was something I was thinking about, but I was like, "I don't feel like I can really throw ass in it."
>> Um, I mean, I could, but the ass going to come out. They're probably going to tell me I got to put it away. Um, so it's got to come out in a different way.
>> Do you name your boots?
>> No, I don't.
>> No, we don't.
>> Do you want to name them?
>> Well, um, well, let when I see them when we're taking pictures, let's figure out what I can come up [laughter] with.
>> Name them. Name them for me.
>> What about your sex game needs the most enhancing?
>> I would say on, off camera, but I don't think—
>> I, I don't really be [ __ ] off camera.
>> Okay. I usually hear the male performers say that. So, is the same for you?
>> Yes, it is. You know,
>> So you don't date? You don't date? You don't have time to date? I, I would like to and I would like to have sex. I would love, how about this? I would love to have sex off camera.
>> Regular, generic.
>> I just—
>> Early morning.
>> That sounds great. I think the intimacy of it is wonderful. And honestly, it's one of those things that's been, I think, so long since I've had like a super raw intimate experience like that, that it's kind of scary to me now, which is insane to say. I'm on camera for money and I'm afraid to have sex alone. [laughter]
>> 'Cause then [gasps] I'm like, "Do I know what I'm doing?"
>> Talk to me. See, there it goes.
>> I don't know. I don't know what I'm doing. Am I going to know how to suck if Harry Potter? [laughter]
>> So, character mode.
>> Yeah. Yeah. And understanding that, how do you, even if you wake up and you're sluggish or whatever, how do you tap in? It's like, all right, still, it's time to be Jasmine.
>> I have certain rituals and routines I do. Um, certain things I'll get ready. Like, let's say I'm, if I'm going to set for a scene, I wake up, I have my coffee, I have a red light mask. I have, I usually the night before, I'll sleep in overnight collagen mask. It's a lot of like skin prep, right? I, then I, after I take off the collagen mask, we got to, and we do the red light mask. I have a gold 24 karat gold mask. [laughter] I put like hyaluronic acid all over my body. I like, basically give myself an entire, um, hydrating body mask.
>> Um, I have certain things that I like to wear to set that are comfy, certain things that I'll eat, um, that maybe don't have a ton of residue so that like, they'll digest quickly and I won't vomit substance on some.
>> Over a hundred, [music] probably 20 now female performers have joined this platform and this is the first time I'm hearing that one. What—
>> What you just said about your preparation the night before and putting all these masks on and—
>> Just the amount of time and energy to being prepared for the set to be Jasmine Shurnney on camera, that's just, um, and that's where I think a lot of people where they think it's sex, I'll jump on that now. What do you say to those that say sex work is not real work?
>> Because obviously you just elaborated on how much goes into it.
>> Guess it's answer. Yeah.
>> Like, I don't know if they don't feel like that can be work, then I don't know. Be more interesting. Put more work into your own sex life. It's—
>> Not my fault you're bad at it.
>> While we're on this topic, I wanted to bring up and I'll be asking all guests that we interview these next 48 hours. Uh, Lily Bell was a performer we had on our show back in Exotica at Chicago and she tweeted back in August 28, 2025, "Some get into this industry 'cause you hate your ex and you want them to suffer seeing your corn, but you need to be ready for when that anger fizzles out and the reality sets in. Are you really ready to be doing this job? Taking D.I.S.K. Think it through 'cause anger only lasts so long." Your thoughts.
>> That's hilarious. [laughter] That's for one—
>> A flatter. Shout out to Lily.
>> That's [ __ ] golden, honestly. Um, and not to say like, how about this? I got into this job for me and I knew I was following what felt right and good, right? Like I told you, I was straddling that line for a while. I made a trip to collab. I had went to this event called Couchers in New Orleans and they had like a life coach come up and she was like, "Hey,
>> What are you going to let go of to welcome into your life?" And I was like, "I'm going to let go of the fear of failure to bring in growth, however that looks." [music] And so when I was like, "Damn, do I really post myself getting [ __ ] on Twitter?"
>> I was like, I was pacing back and forth in my house. I was like scared. I was like, "You know what? I said I was gonna let go of this fear because like, what if I post it and it's out there forever and I fall flat on my face?" Well, you know what? I'm never gonna grow if I don't step up to my fears and that is what it is.
>> Have I ever been like, 2x [music] like, "I hope you, I love the fact that like, you have to see my face all over Pornhub." Absolutely. Absolutely. [clears throat] But that's also because the last guy that I dated, um, when he started seeing my stuff was like, "Oh, if this ever goes anywhere for you." And I was like, "I'll make sure that it does."
>> [ __ ]
>> I'm assuming you and that guy no longer rock out. [laughter] Okay. [gasps] Um, so let's, how does a man approach you? What's the best way to approach Jasmine?
>> I don't know.
>> Being nice, being generous.
>> But what if you're not in a mood? Like, do you work out?
>> I do.
>> Okay. So, do you still go to public gyms?
>> Yes.
>> Okay. And do you get recognized in those public gyms?
>> I don't think so. Uh, I mean, the one I—
>> You wear the hat. You wear the whole hat.
>> You know what's funny is actually Brazzers has sent me a ton of, "You can't wear that." [laughter]
>> I do. I wear my Brazzers workout clothes to the gym.
>> And nobody—
>> So a lot of my training set, like if I'm going to a gym, there's one gym I go to with my trainer. And so I don't think anyone's going to [music] like stop me there 'cause a, I have—
My trainer with me and B. It's like a bodybuilding gym.
Right. Right. People are there to work out. Like they're not like, "Oh, I'm just over here doing my cardio." They're like fitness junkies.
So, you're not going into LA Fitness, though?
No.
Okay. That's probably when you would get it. Um, [laughter]
Have any performers gotten placed on your no list based off of another performer's review or experience of collaborating with them?
I'm sure they have. I mean, so you don't, you're not one that says, "Okay, well, let me find out for myself." You'll go based off of what you hear from. Someone. If someone has crossed a major boundary and has like, you can obviously see that they pushed through someone's nose, or they're doing something that's really like harmful, they will get on my no list. There was someone recently who I knew, or that I know, and someone reached out to me to say something about them, and I was really upset because this was someone I felt kind of close to.
Okay.
And I was like, [music] "That's it. I'm done." And then someone else was like, "Hey, maybe you need to talk to them about this." And so I did. I was like, "Hey, I need, can, can we have a call?" And we had a call and we talked about the whole situation. They seemed like they, they were like, "Hey, I can show you all these text messages. I can show you X, Y, and Z." Like, I [music] I was under no impression that these things happened. Um, and I'm so I'm really glad that I spoke with them.
You ever had a performer do too much like after the set and still want to keep going like, "Yo, can we go link up later on or like [music] every now and then?"
Okay. Every now and then. And here's my thing. If, if it's a big production [music] and I've been on set all day, I'm, I'm, I get to a point and I call it. I'm like, "This is Jasmine's time to go to a dark, quiet place all alone and not be touched."
You're exhausted.
Yeah.
Like, I need it dark. I need it quiet. I need some food and I need to be left alone.
Um, especially after a long day of performing. For instance, like with Chris Diamond, did, did the, uh, vagina maintenance? How do you keep everything intact? That squeaky clean, squeaky clean?
Yeah. How does that work? Oh, there's a lot of maintenance to the, just like the skin. There's a lot of maintenance. It's so funny. I put, I made this reel one time about, you know, it was like me at a nice event. It was like me at dinner, you know, with his kids dripping out of me. And it went viral with women.
With his what dripping out of me?
With his kids dripping out.
Okay. Gotcha. Gotcha. Gotcha. Got you.
And it went viral. And there was a bunch of women being like, "This is how you get yeast infections. These types of girls are disgusting." [laughter] I was like, "Crazy."
It's time to stop the fuckery.
But for real, like, "Your man don't you?" That's crazy way to say he don't like you. Um, but I was like, "Y'all don't use boric acid. Y'all don't use vitamin C in your, not like I do. Like, I have an entire regimen of probiotics, prebiotics, suppositories." Like,
Do you get swollen?
Like, I've been, I've heard Queen Rogue tell me, uh, she used aloe to bring down the swelling. Um, like, for instance, with Chris Diamond, did you get, was there swelling after her or no?
There probably was.
Okay. What do you do? [music]
Um, so I will douche with like coconut water. I mean, not coconut water, with with water with a little coconut oil and a little iodine. Kind of help bring that swelling down.
Do you take the next day off or would you go back to work the next day?
Depends.
Depends. Like, if I'm going to work with, let's say, like Isaiah Maxwell, I'm probably going to take the next day off.
Okay. Okay. Have you worked with Isaiah?
I have. I have. There was a day I had to, I worked with him and I came back to my hotel room and I was like, "My insides hurt." [laughter]
IT'S TIME TO STOP. Could you come home to that daily? Are you a size, uh, uh, you prefer boyfriend or a size? Are you a queen? [sighs]
Well,
Okay. The fact that you got to think about it gives me the answer. But go ahead. [laughter]
I think I'm a normal person size queen.
Oh, so gen. Okay. Gotcha. Gotcha. Does that make sense?
Yeah. Not, not adult film size queen.
Not adult film size queen. I mean, honestly, it makes a lot of sense.
I mean, I'm fine with. How about this? People love to say, "Does size matter?" And I say, "It does because people get mad when I'm little dick."
Okay.
But that's because of the content. Do you, do you find that most of the content that you sell is usually when you're getting pounded out by something massive?
Yes. I said no. I would say some of my biggest tapes are, you know, one of my biggest tapes that sell are like girl girl.
Really?
Yeah.
'Cause I was told that, uh, I think it was Haley Davis told me one time, like, it doesn't sell as much. They want to see her get DED down.
Depends. Depends.
Interesting.
Depends on the niche, you know.
Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [laughter] What do you think that most men that subscribe to your content enjoy the most about you?
I have no idea. Probably that I'm a, that I'm a sweetie pie and a lover girl.
And you're all natural.
I am all natural. Although, I, I love looking up my name on Reddit because then you can see the conspiracy theories and so many people are like, "She got worked." And I was like, "I did not, you guys. I went to the gym."
Yes. Applaud her. We always applaud. We always applaud. We always applaud top. We always applaud top-notch goers that go to the gym and get it naturally. That's nothing that that's needs to be more of that. Um, what does it take for Jasmine Shurnney to reach the promised land of climax? [music]
Connection. I would say the biggest thing would be connection.
Wow.
Um, I actually am a very blessed woman. I get to come from, uh, internal stimulation and penetration a lot. So I would say that it is actually much more rare or uncommon that I come from external clitoral stimulation.
Do you, do, how often do you, um, masturbate? [music]
Oh, I mean, multiple times a week.
Multiple times a week.
Oh, yeah.
Ever before performing?
No.
Sometimes.
Okay. And, and you find that that helps you?
Every now and then. I mean, it depends like, am I, how am I feeling that day?
So this morning you didn't do participate in any of that.
Didn't, like, I can't. I, I masturbated last night.
Okay. Before I went to bed. I didn't have that. Yeah.
Were you using a, a toy? What is it called? Hitachi?
Hand.
Oh, hand. Just hand.
Oh, hand. Just my hand.
Do you, and do you put like Vaseline on your hand?
No.
Okay.
Just stay wet and ready.
It just gets. So, what are you watching something, some type of content while you're, uh,
I think you read eronica.
That will get you there.
Yeah. Actually, reading does so much more. [laughter]
You've been seeing some actual action.
That is okay. Your imagination is really good.
I'll go through my own tapes. Like, if I know I have a highlight, I'm like, "Oh, you watch your own content?"
Oh, I do for multiple reasons. I mean, one because I want to think about. Yeah, I, I do. Yeah.
Is there a particular scene that you will watch to get your rocks off?
Of your film. What, what, what type of scenes are those? BGs? Are those GG's? What are they?
It depends. I mean, I think it's both. All of it.
Do you get more turned on by seeing you getting penetrated or by you performing oral?
Probably penetrating.
Okay. [music] Okay. And your favorite shots to take is back shots, front shots? [music]
Front. If I'm, how about this? If I have like one fetish clip that I really love for myself, it's like the real up-close penny in missionary.
Okay.
Yeah.
Okay.
I [music] don't know why that'll do it for me. Just watch that on loop.
What's the most films you've? What's the most content you created in one week? Like, as far as?
In one week?
Off your top of your head. Yeah. [music] Like, have you gone seven days straight?
Yeah.
Wow. You girls be pushing yourselves. Jeez. There was one time I made like three tapes in a day.
And you took the next day off? I'm sure.
No.
No, you didn't.
I did not.
Would you do that now?
No.
Okay.
It depends. [laughter]
Depends on who it is, right? Like, we're not going to be like, we're not tackling, [music] you know, a monster and then another monster and then another monster. We're not [music] doing that.
Um, when you are, you going to ever do backdoor activity?
Possibly one day. And would you do that with a smaller? I would assume smaller person. You're not going to jump out there, are you?
Got to. You got to build up. I feel like if a, your debut for a company, they want to see really big stuff though.
Have you done it in your personal life?
No.
Oh, okay. Um, all right. Um, what's, you, you talked about food a little bit and going into a dark spot after you work, a long day of work on on a set. What is your go-to meal after a shoot?
It depends. Okay.
It depends. Okay. Um, am I shooting the next day? Right. Is another thing.
Determines what you're eating. Gota.
Cuz I'm like, I'm not going to get anything that's going to like bloat me.
You ever thought about food while you, you ever been hungry on set? Like while you're getting rocked?
Absolutely.
Uh-huh. And what do you think about food while you're getting rocked?
I've had people say, say taco been on their mind. [laughter]
Probably not. While I'm sucking, you know,
Her. Okay. All right. All right.
I'm at work.
So you don't be like, "Man, when I get out of here, I'm going to get me a taco. I'm going to get me a salad or or nothing. I'm heading right over to such and such."
No, cuz there are a fair amount of sets that will order lunch and so usually I put my lunch order in with the idea that like I'm just going to take it back [music] and eat after.
Gotcha. Um, I noticed that you don't tweet out random things anymore. Just work related. [laughter] Why? Why is that? I'm just, I mean, you [laughter] did Erica hit you up and say, cuz I know Erica has told me in the past she's had to tell her clients ease up with the tweeting. Is is
How long you been looking at my Twitter?
I [laughter] was just preparing for.
You just got in a calm place. Is that what happened?
I just, I'm [laughter] just, I'm trying to find out.
I'm trying to be a better like.
Who is Jasmine Sharney the performer?
Okay.
That's really it, right? Who am I as a performer? Um, would a contract star do this? What is the thing that companies are looking for? Right? Cuz I think.
So they pay attention to all that.
They do. Oh, wow. Yeah. Oh, I was immediately told, hey, companies are going to watch everything [music] that you put out.
Wow.
Um, hey, they're going to be on your Only Fans. They're going to be looking at stuff. Like, so if you have a critique of a company, you need to know it's going to be, it will be noted.
Interesting.
It will be noted.
Wow.
So,
Wow. Um,
Yeah. What if, if a male performer gets in your DM, you haven't worked with them. Uh, what are you looking for when they're reaching out in collaboration?
It's funny. I made a really good reply email and I wish I had saved it because someone had reached out [music] to me and I was like, you have a great look. I was like, but I don't see anything on your stuff. I'm like, "Hey, how long have you been working? What are your methods of like promotion? Like, what platforms are you on? Are you on Instagram? Are you on Reddit? Are you here?" Like, maybe you're reaching out to me on Twitter, but you are popping the [ __ ] off on Reddit, right? [music] Which I think is slept on. Um, maybe you have a great Instagram game, maybe you have Snapchat, like something, right? Are you a YouTuber? Are you, so like, what are your platforms? How do you promote? What are you bringing to the table? I don't want to feel like I always have to be the idea person. I don't want to feel like I'm the only one bringing something to the table, right? Because I feel like, not all the times, but a fair amount of the times, I'm the idea person. Like, I'm coming in, I'm like, "Hey, I've got a list. Here are, you know, scenarios I would like. Hey, here are, what do we want to do for wardrobe? What do we want to do for this? Hey, here are like six TikToks that I have lined up for us to go through. What, like, what do you think works for [music] you?" Um, I don't want to have to feel like I'm doing all that and you bring nothing else.
If Jasmine Churnney could chop it up with a known figure from another industry, who would that be and [music] why?
Esther Perau.
You know Esther Perau?
Yes. Why though?
I love her. I'm obsessed with Esther Perau. I'm like dying to sit down at a dinner table or have an interview with her.
First question you would ask?
I think the first question you ask anyone is, "How's your day?"
Okay. [laughter]
Like, what's your social security number? [laughter]
The mantra slogan you live by.
I mean, right now, right now.
Can't make sense of crazy.
Can't make sense of crazy. Can't make sense of crazy. So, if someone's acting need a little crazy,
Huh?
To make it through this world.
You do. But if someone's acting [ __ ] crazy and it's running through your head, you can't make sense of that.
You can't make sense. You cannot concern yourself with someone else's crazy. You can't. Look, I have my own [ __ ] to take care of. I can't be over here trying to figure out your [ __ ].
I cannot sit here and make sense of your crazy for you.
Say it yourself one more time.
You cannot make sense of crazy. You cannot make sense of crazy.
Okay.
Okay. End goal for Jasmine Shernney.
The end goal has always stayed the same. To be happy, to be healthy, to have a roof over my head, for my family to be well-fed. [music] You know.
What are you spending your money on real quick before we go into a nipp?
Spend more money on experiences. Being able to, you know, have time with friends and family and have genuine connections. And I think those are things that mean more to me than [music] designer bags and and clothes, right?
Okay.
All right. Um, it's time to, uh, Pierro, you ready?
All systems ready.
Let's go.
It's time to nip it in the bud.
Three on the Bougie Show.
It is time to nip it in the bud. What about the adult film industry does Jasmine Shurnney feels needs to be nipped in the bud? I know you spoke about residuals. Anything else out there?
I think that's the biggest thing. That's the biggest one. Yeah. I mean, that is, yeah.
Nothing with performers. They need to nip in the bud about how they go about doing things that you see.
No.
I mean, in general, I don't, I don't think I see this very often, but I definitely hear about it. Like, keep your ego in check. You know, everyone when you step onto a set or you come to a collab, like everyone is here to make a great piece of art.
Um, [music] so check your ego at the door. Bring something to the table. Like, if there's one thing I wish sometimes I've worked with, every now and then, a few people, I'm like, "I need people to be hungry like I'm hungry."
We can. We can. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
You know, and that, that is on so many levels is like, I need you to be hungry for the game, for the bag, for this product. And, I mean, at the very least, if you, if I don't turn you on, but we're making a product, you can be hungry for the bag, and it can come off as you hungry for me. Before we start, moment of truth. I want to ask you something real quick, 'cause I was talking to this girl in the gym the other day and my photographer stated to me that I was, I didn't ask her name. I asked her what she does for a living because I see her all the time and she says hello to me and I said hello to her in the gym. But you don't know this person, but I asked her 'cause I'm looking for an event planner and things of that nature. But I said, "I need to start taking it upon myself to network and ask people what they do just to see instead of just reaching out to a company." What do you think about that?
Do you think I should have asked for a name first?
You should ask for her name first. [laughter] Definitely. Just be like, or even, you, I feel like if someone looking at me, go ahead.
If someone came up to me and was just like, "What do you do?" But what they were looking for was an event planner, [laughter] then I would just be like, "Maybe if we're having this conversation, you could be like, you know, I've really been looking for an event planner. Like, do you know anyone? Are you an event planner? Are you in the creative space? Like, you know." It was just random, but I've spoken to her before about small things like AirPods question, something like that, but I just never asked her name. But then I was like, "Hey, it just randomly hit me. I don't know. I get weird like this." Woman asked her what she. And we were walking both to the restaurant and I was like, "What do you do?" And then she's like, "What do you mean? I mean, career-wise." And then she told me and then I was like, "Okay, so you don't do any marketing or sales." And I was like, "All right, peace out. Had a flight to catch in the morning." [laughter] All right. I can get a little broody. All right. Moment of truth. We're going to start moment of truth. Moment of truth is when I state things. If what I state is true, you say true. If it's false, you say false. And if it's something you choose and you can elaborate. And if it's something you choose not to answer, you can say past.
Okay.
All right. You are bougie.
True.
Okay. I applaud her. God damn it. [laughter] Um, your visits, your visits to the gynecologist hit different these days.
False.
Oh, okay. The reason.
I can, and I can elaborate on that, but it's also because I go to a very like inclusive clinic, right? And we've always been inclusive. I have a great relationship with them. They've always known what I've done. Um, I'm like, "Hi, my name's Jasmine. I'm a performer." Like, when I made the switch of just being someone who's like, "Hey, I go to a lot of sex parties," and then to being like, "Hey, I work in adult film." Like, I was able to have that conversation, be very open with them, and, you know, we've always been there.
Okay. Um, you practice Kegel exercises?
True.
When's the last time you've done it? [music]
Yesterday.
Okay. What, what in particular did you do? Like, do you put like a weight on? Like, how do you, do you grip it? Like, I'm [laughter] I didn't know what this was until 2023, by the way. Fra von Doom introduced me to Kegel exercises, but go ahead.
Um, I mean, I focus on activating my pelvic floor all the way until [music] like here. So, kind of like the Pilates move, you know,
Cuz I feel like a lot of people, even, even if I'm in the gym doing my squats, like, I feel like there's a lot of people that don't follow through and realize like, you have to use your pelvic floor to support all these muscles as well. And like, it's really important. And one of the reasons I know that is because like, if one gets stronger than the other, you have a lot of dysfunction. M I, uh, something when I interviewed Brickzilla earlier this year, he said to me about, uh, the blood tests and how he had to switch to the arms because it was having such an effect on him from all that blood withdrawal, like from that arm, like his arms like scarred up and stuff like that.
Makes sense. What about you?
Um, I recently switched this at-home testing kit. Um, they first, the first kit that they sent me, they had like a little thing that went on the back of your arm and drew blood, and it did leave a tiny scar. Okay. So, I switched to the finger prick and the lancet. [music] Okay.
So, that's usually what I do.
All right. Um, clock hate to switch like this, but [ __ ] slapping the kitty turns you on.
Yes.
Okay. That's [laughter] true.
True.
True. Just a little mic test.
Okay. All right. God damn it.
Mic test. All right. I love that. [laughter] Most of the time you want to go home and sleep after a shoot.
Fairly true.
Okay.
True and false. It can be either or. It depends. You've answered this already.
I mean, because I like a dark, cold place, but I mean, sometimes, every now and then, like, if, how about this? If I am sharing a space with like Sarah Arabic, or I have a friend like, I do like that is a nice part of after. If I have someone that's already like a trusted [music] really close person.
Got it. Um, you already answered this, but I'll say it. Been a while since you've been intimate off camera, but you, um, you don't swallow.
Oh.
Okay. [laughter] The [ __ ].
It's time to stop the [ __ ]. Okay. What the? Wait, wait, wait. No, now you need to elaborate why that was a question.
Okay. So, I don't watch adult performers prior to coming their content prior, besides the Twitter, 'cause the Twitter gives me enough. It's been a handful. When I say handful, I mean less than five where I pulled up their content and said, "I want to check her out," based off of after interviewing because I try not to. I, I.
You want to keep in a box.
Well, because we're mentally, we're there's a mental stimulation going on right now. So it kind of like the, the create, the, the urge to see you now in the physical form. I've kind of got it. I, does that make sense?
I guess. [laughter]
It is time to stop the [ __ ].
Now, being that I've got to see your your personality and your size of it, will that make me want to see? Okay, let me see how she get down one day. Yeah, maybe you got that Jasmine.
I am the personality.
I have flutter. [laughter] 'Cause most don't get it.
You know. I will say like, you talk, you show a lot of your personality. And I'm like, "Well, yeah, like that's how I get people to to sub to me to like come see my content." I'm sorry. Got to show y'all that I'm funny and weird.
Yes. And that's why it's important because it matters. It's important for to the whole thing of this is humanizing the performers because you are looked as an object and people don't realize you're human. So after they, especially on here because you're getting interviewed, like they call it podcast, but this is a show. You're getting interviewed. So they're going to find out who you are. It's not people sitting on the couch just having conversations. It's.
So I'm glad you understand that. Um, we'll continue with Moment of Truth. Um, you've had a male performer ignore your double tap.
What does that mean?
Double tap.
That double tap? No.
No. Okay.
No. There was one time where I, they, everyone on the crew thought that there was an ignored double tap because I slapped the [ __ ] out of this guy's chest. But it's only because I like genuinely, I couldn't. Oh, I couldn't see and I was air starved and like.
What do you mean you couldn't see?
Okay. So, it was a boy boy girl, right? So, one person's facing me and I'm on the other person. I was like, "I need this guy to give me air," but if I double tap him, I'm likely to like hit him off this couch. I was worried that he was going to fall. So, I had to like tap the guy under me.
Okay.
And I just couldn't. I was just like, "I need air."
When's the last time you double tap him? Where it was like uncomfortable or it was just too much [music] in that position?
I can't remember. I mean, it's, it's never. Well, it's not just that. It's just like, if I'm double-tapping, I don't. I'll usually double tap and then I'll say like, "Cut," but it, that's like the first. I, I'll go nonverbal and I'll just be like, "Cut."
Okay. Okay. And usually that's because you're uncomfortable.
It, it depends. It depends. Sometimes it's like an uncomfortable position. Sometimes my guts are BEING [ __ ] REARRANGED. SOMETIMES [laughter]
I didn't mean to upload that.
It's okay. I get it. I get it. I get it. The truth, the truth gets true. It just depends on like what's going on. And it could just be like, I have a [ __ ] cramp in my foot and I think I'm going to die, you [laughter] know.
Um,
A lot of times I have to pee. That's.
Oh, wow.
There's been times you have to get up and go pee.
Yes.
Damn. You have to go back into it like you just go pee and then. All right, let me get back to it. All right.
Totally like that. [laughter]
It's in you, not on you. Uh, you've, uh, been pounded out so well you couldn't walk the next day.
False.
Okay. Um, zero tolerance for a man that can't gather an erection on set.
False.
Okay. The worst pipe you've got came from a male performer and not a civilian.
False.
Okay. [laughter] Came from a civilian. There is a male performer that you are scared to perform with. I think we just got the answer [laughter] that Mr. Dread.
This is really [music] just going to make you [laughter] like feel dread. Dread. Dread. Dread. Dread. Even more. Way more. When it's time for the money shot, you are nervous. It's going to land in your eye.
Absolutely true. [laughter] My eyes are [ __ ] come gutter targets. They just, it just happens.
Okay. [laughter] You've grown an appreciation for a sexual act that you didn't necessarily enjoy the earlier, uh, stages of your career.
Give me an example.
Like, so for instance, a lot of female performers say they don't like reverse cowgirl because it's uncomfortable. A lot of them don't do squat workouts to where their legs are strong and then they said they've gotten better at it so they've grown in appreciation for it. So that's scenario like maybe you didn't like, I don't know, getting your, your, your back door licked and then you grown in appreciation for it as time went on and it's been done to you several times. I don't know. Is there any act out there?
No. So everything is you were cool with from the get-go.
Yeah. Nothing I can think of at least, none that comes like straight to the dome.
So that's false. Um, you couldn't date a man. You could not date a man that desires for you to peg their booty.
That's false. I would love to peg a man.
Your man. But.
If there is a man out there that would like to be pegged, please let me peg you. I've been dying to peg a man on camera. I've been dying to peg a man in my personal life. Please.
What about your.
Let me peg you.
What about your significant other?
You wouldn't look at him as a little fruity.
No.
Okay. Okay. You wouldn't feel like you had one up on him?
No.
Cuz you had him in such a vulnerable position.
I would think that would actually be really beautiful that he was able to be that vulnerable.
Okay. Okay. That's. That's. No, I get it. I get it. That's that's really comfortable to do that. Um, you've gotten burned as a performer.
What do you mean?
Heck, you call that STD? Come, chlamydia. Oh, not yet. NOT YET.
I mean, look, here's the thing.
Most have gotten burnt. Said they have.
Here's the thing. If you are having sex with people, eventually you you're going, you are running the risk. No matter if you're a performer, if you're not. If anything, I think I might run less of a risk just because I stay within a tested pool. Every, what, 14, 13 days?
14. Yeah.
Um, you are innocent off camera.
I mean, yes and no. Well, what do you, what do [laughter] we call innocent? I'm not [ __ ] off camera right now, but I mean, let's.
Most of the time you're innocent. You're not doing nasty little things around your house.
No. Yeah.
Like naked walking around just grabbing a random banana and just no. Playing with your kitty. Okay. Just, just.
I mean, I go, I mean, I go to sex parties. [laughter] I go to BDSM parties. But I mean, now that I'm in the industry, it's funny. I say that I get cucked. I'm like, I go to parties. If I do go to parties, I'm like, I'm in the cucked chair because I'm like, I can't [ __ ] anyone if they're not in a testing pool. [music]
So,
Um, God, you threw me off 'cause I, I go to you with a. Oh, do you drink or smoke? You smoke? You smoke reef?
If I smoke, it puts me to sleep. So, when I, if I'm like dealing with anxiety or insomnia or something, then like I do have like THC, you know, tincture that I'll use. But otherwise, I tell people like, "If you want me to go to sleep on the couch, like, sure, I can take a hit."
Um, what about drinking?
I do drink.
Drink. Okay. I drink too. You were drinking.
I was like, "Damn, I've never admitted [laughter] that." Not me being more nervous. Like, what if my cousin hears this podcast and knows that I drink versus like, I'm [ __ ] on the internet. [laughter] [gasps]
If a woman is silent through intimacy, there's a problem.
Um, it could be.
It could be. I mean, if nothing else, it's a problem probably with just like [music] her ability to vocalize.
You, uh, you sometimes think how and wonder to yourself how it's all going to play out.
All the time. [music] Do people not.
Do people not think about that?
True.
Husbands and kids are the farthest things from your mind.
I mean, I think in general, I think all of us want connection. All of us want a life partner. Um, to what degree or how that looks can be different.
Especially, uh, this is a dope performer.
Yeah.
H, what does Jasmine Shurnney, last question before we let you have the floor. Uh, just Jasmine Shurnney say to the young woman, young man contemplating on joining the adult film industry.
Be ready. That's, you know, I, I do have a lot that I could say. Um, but in short, be ready. You know, be prepared. Know that if you step into this, there is no like quick out. Yes, there are shiny, there are shiny examples of people, you know, and but they, for the most part, do have to completely forsake it. You never hear them talk about being in the adult industry ever again. Like, it is almost like ignored, right? Like, look at Mia Khalifa, great example, right? Does she ever talk that about being in the industry for what, all of six months, right? But people still to this day, she's a porn star. And I'm like, "That's crazy." That's, I mean, that's a great example.
I saw, I share this with you because we got to wrap it up before you get the floor. You know who I saw yesterday at the airport when we landed in the bathroom?
Mia Kibu.
No. [laughter] Hussy owner, uh, what's the name? Riley.
Okay.
So I saw him and I, I was telling the crew about the Netflix documentary that's on him. And, and what I was saying to them is, man, you know how many girls I saw come through that agency and no longer here that been on this show that are gone, but they're out there forever.
Out there. So that's something that, um, a lot of performers experience.
Yeah. Like, make sure that you want this. Make sure, like, yeah. What is, what would the next step be is that, you know.
Jasmine Shernney, it was a pleasure to interview you today. Um, what a way to start off this weekend with you. I think you really set the tone. The floor is yours. We do wish you the best in your future endeavors. Could you let them know something rare about yourself and, um, what they can expect from you coming up in the near future?
Do I get a pause to think about this?
Yes. And you can. The floor is yours. [music] Something rare about.
When does this air?
Uh, [sighs] wait. Say that one more time.
So, when, when will this air?
Uh,
It's fine. It's been a while for.
I would say within, uh, you might get out before the end of the year. You might.
Uh, usually the bigger names come out later.
Okay.
Okay. So, just being real with you and transparent. Um.
Yeah.
Okay. Perfect. Thank you. That, that, that is what I wanted to know.
Um, yeah.
Okay. Something rare about me.
Something rare about you.
Okay. Yeah. Before I do this, thank you for having me, guys. Thank you. I appreciate you. I got to give you props, too. You're the first guest to ever come on here and say, "What's everybody's name?" She's the first one. You didn't realize that, did you?
I walked in the [laughter] door. Who was it that opened? Was it you? And and I was like, "Are you Sing?" I was like, "I don't think." And but I was also like, "No one gave me their name." And I was like, "How the [ __ ] am I supposed to know who people are?" [laughter]
Okay. Um,
They should introduce themselves. You are correct. Sorry.
Sorry. I get it. I get it. [music]
Um,
Something rare about you that most people wouldn't know.
That I really like poetry. Okay.
I really like poetry. I write poetry. I read poetry. I read poetry even to my fans on my sites. Um, it is a thing that I've been doing. I, when I first did it, it was funny 'cause I had another friend. She was like, "I think if I sent this out to my people, they'd tell me to shut up and show my butthole." And I was like, "Really?" I was like, 'cause I got so much [laughter] great feedback from it. People were like, "I really like that. Like, do it again." [laughter] They're like, "Do you think that there's a book you could read?" And so I started reading The Prophet to them by, uh, I think it's Khil Gibbrin. I can't do not pronounce that name right, but.
Um, so I say that would be kind of more of an.
Poetry give you a a space. It puts you in a space like where you're kind of separates you from the rest of the world when you're in that.
It can. I think I write when I'm full of emotion. I write [music] when it comes to me. I try to, any, if I'm anywhere and something comes to me, I'll try to write it down like in my notes app, on a piece of paper, on a napkin, um, just because it's such a good creative outlet for myself and I really like it.
Um, do you prefer dark poetry, light poetry, what?
All of it.
Okay. Okay. Um, real quick on your Only Fans, do you do humiliations? Like, what's your top selling contact?
I would love. I love humiliation.
Okay. [music] Do you, can you give me a go-to line like what you usually do to take to [laughter] finish the job? That's.
To finish the job.
Yeah. I don't want to let you go. So, I'm starting to ask you more questions.
Every, every humiliating video is its own flavor, right? Why, why am I humiliating you? Am I humiliating you because you have a tiny penis? Am I humili? Which is like the easiest one, right? Am I humiliating you because you're just disgusting and vile and you're [ __ ] gooning perve? Am I humiliating you 'cause you want to watch me like, you know, shave my armpits and your little [ __ ] pit purve, you know? Look at you. You're so [ __ ] disgusting jerking off outside my window.
Hold on. [laughter]
You wanted the finishing line.
Hold on. Okay. Okay. Do you advise them, do not come on here with no ashy junk, or do you tell them, make sure it's shaved? Do you tell them, are you advising them that, or do you let them come as they come and then you take it from there?
Oh my god. Could you imagine if I started a humiliation video and I was like, "Your ashy [laughter] crazy as [ __ ] crazy."
[gasps]
Don't you. Do you find it weird when they want you to humiliate it when they're not actually small and you know they know they're small? Like that's something I get a lot of performers say.
That was weird. I had someone who came for humiliation who was not small. But I also had the same guy come for and pay for like a praise rating and then come back like two weeks later. He changed his username as though I'm going to forget his dick. [laughter] [screaming]
It is time to stop the [ __ ].
And then asked me for a humili, like a small penis humiliation. And I was like, "I'm not going to point out the fact that I know that this is the same dick." But I just, I was like, "Do you want to see how I respond differently? Do you want to see like, what is this?" Um.
I interviewed Hey Grimy and he said that, uh, he doesn't watch his homeboy and he can, he sees so much that he can just see a penis and know who it belongs to without even seeing the face.
I have started that.
So you like that now?
It has begun. It has begun. I remember being like, "I don't think I could do that." And there I was scrolling through [ __ ] and I was like, "Damn. You know what? I do know that."
What about penis encouragements? Do you do that also?
What do you mean?
Like with Violet Myers, she told me one time she does encouragements. Like she encourages the guys about their stuff.
I have, I have a Joi that's just an audio and it is like a motivational audio where I'm just like telling you really good affirmations that like, you've been doing a great job. You've been working so hard, you deserve pleasure and like all these things and like you deserve success like while they stroke off. Like, so I mean, yeah, in that way.
The, the, [laughter] um, the your overall thought of the penis these days, what does it mean to you? [laughter]
It is time to stop the [ __ ].
Sir.
It just, I don't want to let you go. So now I'm just coming off the.
Do [laughter] mean to Penises? Penis is like, I don't know. It'll still never measure up to [ __ ].
Okay. [laughter] Clearly we, we both agree with that.
Jasmine Shurnney, uh, you were a pleasure to join, have us join on the show. Let them know what to expect from you from the rest of the year.
What you can expect from me is I'm going [music] really been working on my acting game and working on like some short films, some that coincide with scenes that'll be on my Only Fans and really upping that content and quality for you guys and working on my script work, my acting to just really level up and deliver to my fans like special things.
The one and only Jasmine Shurnney is in the building on the Boo Bougie Show. We wish you the best in your future endeavors. It was truly a pleasure to have an interview with you today. Are you ready to go take some pictures and do some B-roll?
I am.
With this intro, the one and only Jasmine Shernney is joining us in the building. We are checking out y'all. [laughter]
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