Contains adult themes: this story is about an adult-film producer’s post about his catalog. Nothing explicit is described.
In brief: Adult producer and director Glenn King says Clips4Sale took down more than 1,000 of his scenes “for various reasons,” which he did not specify. He says 80% are still on his own site, cheaper, and 20% are gone. He is now “thinking about” releasing one remastered pre-2010 scene a month.
Most people learn that fans miss their old work from a nostalgic comment or two. Glenn King learned it from fans asking him to repost scenes that, by his account, are no longer on one of the industry’s biggest clip sites. On the evening of Nov. 1, Central time, the Mean Bitch Productions director posted on X:
Clips4sale took down over 1000 scenes for various reasons.
That is his number, and his phrasing. He does not say what the “various reasons” were, when it happened, or whether he challenged it, and no reason was given in the post. Channel 304 has not independently confirmed the figure.
What he does give is a breakdown:
80% of those scenes are still up at MeanBitches.com and you can actually get them at a lower price than they were for sale on the clip sites – but 20% are gone and It’s a nice compliment that you all want to see them!
A takedown, a price cut and a compliment, all in one sentence. Few people can pivot from losing hundreds of scenes to thanking the audience for missing them, but King manages it with an exclamation point.
Then he explains why he has not simply put everything back:
At the moment I work 7 days a week to get the new content up on schedule.
He adds that he has a library of trade content not yet posted, which he says is the first thing he would do with spare time. And then, the maybe:
BUT MAYBE… Maybe I’ll think about doing something where once a month I start giving people a remastered classic scene (from before 2010) instead of a new scene.
Note the layers of hedging: “maybe,” then “maybe” again, then “think about.” It is the most cautious product announcement ever made in capital letters. He worries newer fans “might not appreciate it as much as the older generation of fans,” and admits: “I’m not even sure where to start, but we do have a lot of great scenes from ‘the good old days’!”
View this post on X
As of Nov. 2 the X API showed the post at 925 views and nine likes. Not exactly viral, but it is a rare first-person account of what a platform takedown looks like at catalog scale, from the person who owns the catalog.
It is also not his first platform gripe this fall. In October, Channel 304 covered his request that people who post his clips at least leave his logo on. The new post is a different problem: not people reposting his scenes, but a store no longer selling them.
So: over 1,000 scenes down, per King; most of them findable elsewhere; a fifth gone; and one tired director, working seven days a week, who might, maybe, think about bringing back the classics. The good old days are under consideration.
Source: Glenn King on X (Nov. 1).