Fans of Rubi Roos and/or Fans only mega-releases are putting the pieces together, seemingly linking a recent viral paypig to an episode of MTV‘S True life.
As previously reported, a person saved in Rose’s phone as “Brandon weird OR fan” recently tapped into the power of virality thanks to a slew of his posts made public on Twitter, a site I refuse to call X . shared via Rose herself, who also revealed that the same person had gotten a huge tattoo of her face.
“Put my face on you so I know it’s real,” Rose wrote when sharing the messages.
Image via Twitter (NOT X)
At the beginning of this month, Rose announced that she had run into her “#1 spender on OnlyFans,” notably sharing a photo documenting the encounter. Apparently this is the same person with the tribute ink. Rose noted at the time that the dedicated subscriber had spent more than $62,000 on her OF-related content.
After the tat’s reveal, Rose’s followers quickly began theorizing that this person, a self-described “crypto whale” who may have been named Brandon, was the same Brandon previously featured in a porn-focused episode of True life back in 2009. The episodeTitled “I’m Addicted to Porn,” it covers exactly the kind of narrative ground you’d expect, complete with a man named Brandon saying he enjoys up to ten hours of porn every day.
“Brandon has no job, no girlfriend and no prospects,” the narrator says say in the episode, which if nothing else serves as a nice piece of archival 2000s fun. “Instead, from the computer screen to widescreen, porn is Brandon’s constant companion.”
Of course, it’s difficult to say definitively whether the two alleged Brandons are the same person, or if they are related at all. While there are social media accounts claiming to be among Rose’s top OF subscribers, none of them, at least at the time of this writing, had the True life theory.
Furthermore, it’s not clear whether these latest Rose and OF developments are really as spontaneous as they seem. Either way, fans ate it up trying to connect the potential True life points to move the story forward.
Is it just a joke with no basis in fact, or did makeshift detectives solve a case that didn’t need to be solved? The truth of it eludes us for the time being. Anyway, dive into the speculation below.
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