In brief: On Oct. 15, Willow Ryder answered a viral clip of Abella Danger and Luna Star talking about newer performers by calling Danger “stiff as a board” and promising to claim her best-ass title. Danger’s reply so far: one shrug emoji.
The generation debate has a new entrant, and she came to compete. On the evening of Oct. 15 (MT), Willow Ryder answered a viral clip of Abella Danger and Luna Star talking about newer performers with a post aimed straight at Danger.
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The clip went around X on Oct. 14, posted by fan accounts whose captions framed it as the pair going after “the new generation of adult film performers.” One of those accounts credited the line that drew the most heat to Luna Star, and commenters on r/Porn_news pointed out the same thing, noting that Danger was taking the flak anyway.
Ryder didn’t hold back. Replying under the clip, she wrote:
“If @Abella_Danger really wants to go there .. then fine! Everyone has an opinion! Mine is after I saw this, I watched her scenes & there is absolutely nothing special after her performance! Shes as stiff as a board and holy cow I can’t wait to claim that best ass title . I can’t believe someone that breaks their back to poke their ass out wins year after year ” — Willow Ryder, on X
Danger hasn’t said much. Her only public response we could find came on the morning of Oct. 16 (MT), when she replied with a single shrug emoji to a fan account’s post of the clip. Her other posts that week were about Brazzers and her show.
Separately, on Oct. 17, Romi Rain posted about “interviews” without naming anyone. “Honestly I’d be surprised if all those girls weren’t stuck up bullies in those stupid ‘ho on ho’ interviews for that even more stuck up company,” she wrote. “Real tea is almost all the girls in the interviews that have come out so far were KNOWN bullies in the 2010’s. Of course they’re mad.” Later that day she added: “Yeah because girls were soooo nice and supportive to each other on social media in the wildly competitive pre-OF 2010’s 🤣🤣”
Our read: if the debate is whether the old guard or the new class has more fight in it, everybody is making the case for their own side. We’ll keep an eye on the awards ballots.