In brief: Payton Preslee and Hollywood Cash both make their first appearances for the Miami-based studio in its latest release, XBIZ reported on Oct. 6.
FreakMob Media flew to Los Angeles to record a podcast. It flew home with a double debut.
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Payton Preslee and Hollywood Cash both make their first appearances for the Miami-based studio in its latest release, XBIZ reported on Oct. 6. According to a studio press release published by ASNHub the same day, the scene runs 43 minutes and is out now for streaming and download on FreakMobMedia.com.
The origin story is very creator-economy. The studio’s namesake owner, who goes by FreakMob, said in the release that he was in L.A. to film episodes of the GSPN podcast with Devante Yaps, then “decided to be productive” and book West Coast talent he rarely gets to see from Miami. On Preslee, he didn’t hedge: she “has always been much requested, and I know exactly why.” On Cash, he went bigger still, telling XBIZ the scene “shows why he’s this era’s most popular male performer.”
Both stars seemed pleased with the business trip. Preslee told XBIZ:
“Being on set for FreakMob was super fun, and working with Hollywood Cash was amazing. I’d love to come back one day for Round 2.”
Cash kept his review to one line:
“My debut for FreakMob Media was fire. Payton Preslee and I gave the fans one for the books.”
Some context on the studio. Per the release, FreakMob Media started in 2016 as a small amateur production house in New York and New Jersey, has since moved its production hub to Miami, won Best Pro-Am Studio at the 2024 Urban X Awards and now claims more than 400 exclusive full-length scenes. Its stated specialty is curvy performers, shot with “an amateur feel with a professional look.”
Why it matters, in our read: regional studios live and die on fresh faces, and landing a fan-requested star plus a hot male lead in one booking is efficient casting. Our read: the “double debut” is the real marketing line here. Two new names on one release gives the studio two fan bases to court at once, and the owner is already teasing a podcast to keep the promo cycle spinning.
Preslee says she’s open to a Round 2. Given how this trip went, FreakMob might want to book more podcasts in L.A.
Sources
- XBIZ, Oct. 6, 2026
- ASNHub press release, Oct. 6, 2026