
In brief: On 2 Goons #131 (Oct. 1), Singapore DJ Sakura Soh said the pandemic pushed her from club gigs to subscription content and that she saw it as good marketing to be “the first in Singapore” to debut in Japanese adult video. Quotes come from a machine transcript of the audio.
Contains adult themes: this story discusses adult-industry work. Quotes are taken from an automated transcript of the podcast audio, re-checked with a second transcription pass, and not from published captions.
Most career pivots begin with a five-year plan. DJ Sakura says hers began with two weeks at a desk.
The Singapore DJ, Sakura Soh, appeared with Strawberry Tabby on episode #131 of 2 Goons (Oct. 1), the audio-only version of Che Durena and JJ Liberman’s show. We could not find a captioned video of the episode, so the quotes below come from our own automated transcription of the audio.
Eight years of DJing, then two weeks of office work
She said she DJed for eight years and played “a lot of shows in Asia.” When the pandemic shut that down, “I’m like, I need to find a job that I like.” She tried a regular job first:
No, I tried to do an office job for two weeks.
It didn’t last. She started a subscription page, and “the first day I see $800, I quit my job.”
‘The first in Singapore’
Asked about her recent studio debut in Japan, she said it was both a personal goal and a business move: “I know it would be good marketing because I’m the first in Singapore to go to Japan porn.” In her words, “it was like 50 percent business and 50 percent”; we’ll leave the other half to the audio. She added that unlike most guests the hosts have interviewed, she knows “a lot of people who actually hates it” in Asia.
On the law at home, the transcript has her saying that in Singapore “porn is illegal” but “we have a red light district, it’s weird,” and that prostitution is allowed “only in the district.”
Next, she said, she wants to get “back into the music” and try property investment.
Mothership reported in January 2026 that Soh, a nightclub DJ whose work was hit by the pandemic, had moved to OnlyFans and was entering Japan’s adult film industry. UDN (Dec. 22, 2025) described her as the first Singaporean actress to debut in Japanese AV. Her account of Singapore’s laws is simplified: prostitution itself is not illegal, related activities such as soliciting and running brothels are criminalized, and police informally tolerate a limited number of licensed brothels. We have not independently checked her claim about pornography. Her earnings are her own account.
So she went from DJ to office worker to subscription creator to a JAV first, and her next plans are music and property. Two weeks in an office was apparently enough to rule that career out.
