Spank. Spank. SPANK!

My extraterrestrial friend, Dr. Moze discovered many Earth-women love to be spanked. Both Dr. Moze and Roscoe Forthright enjoy the action.

The films in the Fifty-Shades series were pathetic in presenting this particular kink. It was stylized and bizarre, and seemed available only to obsessive, socially defective, wealthy white people. This is normal Hollywood bullshit, the multi-millionaires with kinks telling us all about their surreal fantasies. Who cares? Really, what good does any millionaire's personal sexual fantasy do for the rest of us?

Dr. Moze takes one small inexpensive red riding crop, and slaps inexpensive young asses, and everyone has a good time without all the bullshit nonsense.

This leads me to the larger discussion of Authorized, well-funded art, and Unauthorized, modestly or zero-funded Underground art. Let me give one example: Kennedy Center compared to Dr. Moze:

In a two-year period this Kennedy Center video (Authorized art) on YouTube got 2957 views. In the same two-year period “Submit to Dr. Moze” (Unauthorized art) got 141,188 views on archive.org.

YouTube has far more traffic than archive.org, and still the Underground art was much more popular (Of course, naked women being spanked had a lot to do with gaining views.)

The financial backing of billionaires does not make art inherently more fun, or valuable, or better received, or socially more significant than ZERO-FUNDED art. The money spent in Hollywood or New York does not define what the citizens of the United States or the citizens of Planet Earth care about and wish to see. Even with expensive distribution, Authorized art is often less enjoyable than Unauthorized, Underground art. The reason for this is simple: lack of imagination.

Well-funded artists often feel the have found the cash cow. They have developed a style and content which billionaires are willing to pay for. The artists believe this makes their art more important, more creative, more valuable and more worthwhile than the art of zero-funded artists. The truth is, the well-funded artists limit their own creative imaginations, because they live to please Only One Kind of Audience--- the millionaire and billionaire audience who pays for it all.

Just because something is widely and conveniently available on YouTube or Netflix or Amazon Prime, those films, those art-forms, those works of creative talent and genius are not inherently better than something more obscure, harder for find art, financially supported by no one at all. I notice the owners of YouTube, Vimeo and Amazon are keen to control the flow of content, to make independent zero-budget art harder and harder to find. This is why most of my videos sit on archive.org and redtube.

The owners of media distribution want to control the flow and content because they want the viewing audience to watch their programming--- not the independent programming. The owners of media distribution want all the profit to flow back into their pockets, and really do not give a damn about supporting artists outside the teeny tiny little algorithms which can be controlled and manipulated.

Without sounding like a kiss-ass brown-noser-- I must say, websites like Vocal Media and archive.org are immensely important giving independent, underground artists of all kinds a public forum. A viable forum, where they will not be lost in the algorithms. On these sites, the art available for viewing for a long time. On Vimeo and YouTube and Facebook the art is controlled by the algorithms, and lost in the thousands of hours of content posted every day. This is deliberate. The creators of the algorithms want to control what the audience sees, where the audience goes, and most importantly--- where the audience spends its money, and the ad revenue generated by strict control of audience behaviors.

People like myself and Dr. Moze do not fit into this agenda at all. We like fucking pretty young women, spanking them, making them cum, and we enjoy shooting off our own little penises. Vimeo, YouTube, Facebook and other big media, just can't get their hooks into something so basic and normal and fun.