Ted Cruzs Twitter and the mainstream appeal of incest porn
Which came first: porn or pop culture?
An accidental like of a porn video from Sen. Ted Cruz’s Twitter account just after midnight on Tuesday was met with an eventual denial from the former presidential candidate, who blamed a sloppy aide for the misfire.
The two-minute, 20-second clip that Cruz liked on the @SexuallPosts Twitter account was from a Reality Kings video called “Moms Bang Teens 20,” which followed actress Cory Chase as she walked in on her step-daughter (Avalon Heart) having sex with her boyfriend (Bruce Venture).
Pornhub removed the video from its content behind a paywall — which operates as a $10 ad-free subscription service with 100,000 high definition videos — at 10 a.m. Tuesday. It reached 1,000,000 views by 1 p.m., making it the fastest porn video on the site to reach that mark, according to Pornhub.
“Now our fans can check out the same video a Presidential nominee, and current Senator, watched in its entirety,” Pornhub Vice President Corey Price said in a statement to the Daily News.
But Cruz, who denied he ever watched the video or liked the tweet early Tuesday, isn’t alone in his apparent sexual preference: incest and step-incest pornography has become less taboo as pop culture has embraced the genre.
In 2016, “step mom” was the most searched term on Pornhub in the United States. “Step sister,” “MILF” (Mother I’d Like to F--k) and “mom” were also among the top results.
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