OnlyFans star Sophie Rain wants Pete Davidson to put his money where his mouth is.
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mouth → want → money
The “Saturday Night Live” alum went viral this week for mocking influencers who “make $40 million a year,” saying they do “nothing” for their money — and Rain, who rakes in around $45 million annually, did not take the jab lightly.
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who → go → jab
“I’d tell him that if it’s really that easy, he should go do it,” she told The Post.
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she → tell → Post
“He literally joked about starting an OnlyFans himself, so clearly he understands there’s money in it.
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he → joke → it
But if you think people are making millions by accident, you probably don’t understand the business very well.”
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you → think → business
The brunette beauty said Davidson’s rant “sounded pretty targeted” at her and other successful influencers on the adult site — and it was cowardly of the comedian to not call anyone out specifically.
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it → say → anyone
“I mean, if you’re going to complain about girls making millions online, you might as well say who you’re talking about,” said Rain, 22, who commented with “@me next time” on the Instagram clip of the diss, which came from Davidson’s interview with Variety.
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which → go → Variety
“I thought it was funny that he was saying all of that without actually naming anyone.”
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he → think → anyone
Rain, a Miami native who grew up on food stamps, said his tirade was “out of touch,” especially since she has never met or spoken to him.
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she → grow → him
“Pete has never tried to date me or slid into my DMs.
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Pete → try → DMs
Maybe that’s why he’s so confused about what I do,” she quipped.
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she → ’ → what
Davidson also whined that it makes him “sad” to think about the money those female entrepreneurs earn in the now-infamous interview, which was posted in its entirety on YouTube.
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which → whine → YouTube
“Girls are just talking to themselves on there … and I’m like, ‘Who the f–k are you?
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you → talk → themselves
What do you do?
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you → do → What
Nothing,'” he continued.
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he → continue → ?
“They make $40 million a year … what?
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They → make → million
And then I’m like, ‘The world’s broken.'”
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world → ’m → ?
Rain, who is known on OnlyFans for being a virgin and limiting her content to “lingerie bikini-level suggestive teasing,” said her business is much more than what Davidson dumbed it down to.
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Davidson → know → it
“It’s easy to look at a 60-second video and say, ‘What does this person even do?’ when you have no idea what goes into building an audience or running a business online.
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what → ’ → business
I get that he’s a comedian, but the whole ‘these girls do nothing’ thing is just lazy,” she said.
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she → get → nothing
The bold statement from Davidson is even more ironic because he does not even have any social media, due to the negative comments he received on it, saying, “mentally it was destroying me,” in an interview last year.
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it → have → interview
Rain, who has a staggering 15.4 million followers on TikTok alone, said someone like Davidson could never fathom how much work goes into her job.
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“I’m constantly filming, shooting, editing, planning content, talking to fans, looking at analytics, coordinating shoots, traveling, and working with my team.
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There are days where I’m working from the moment I wake up until I go to bed.
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I → be → bed
Just because the finished product looks effortless doesn’t mean it was effortless to make,” she said.
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she → look → ?
Although Rain said the 32-year-old Staten Island native “can” be funny — she thought his subject of female influencers was no laughing matter.
“I don’t think saying women are doing ‘nothing’ because you don’t understand their jobs is particularly clever.
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you → say → jobs
are definitely better jokes,” she said.
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she → say → ?
Davidson, who is currently single, having recently split with his baby mama, model and actress Elsie Hewitt, has dated high-power women like Kim Kardashian, Ariana Grande, Kate Beckinsale and Emily Ratajkowski.
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who → split → Kardashian
“Clearly he has something going for him.
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he → have → him
I just don’t think dating famous women automatically makes you an expert on women who built businesses online,” Rain said.
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Rain → think → businesses
Now, Rain is gearing up for one of her busiest times of the year — Halloween — and said Davidson may have inspired her costume choice.
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Davidson → gear → choice
“Maybe I’ll dress up as someone who ‘does nothing’ and somehow still works 12-hour days,” she said.
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she → dress → days
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