The original post I wanted to reply to is no longer available to post on so here we are. The original post was about a unnamed top 100 model and how she is very loud (Voice, tip sounds, "fake" orgasming, music) and it became a discussion about why she should or shouldn't change. I agree with the overwhelming majority of repliers she shouldn't change because if it ain't broke dont fix it, and apparently she consistently has 1000+ people in her room making thousands upon thousands of tokens every time shes on line.
What I want to point out is the underlying issue MFC is having, which in my opinion isn't with this top 100 type of model. These models have been, and will continue to be successful. The problem is the new cam models that are coming onto the site, and seeing these models as the standard template of what a cam model is supposed to do, say, act, and how they do it all. When in reality they are far from the standard. These younger Generation Z college or recently out of college aged girls start their page, and carbon copy the top ranked models tip menus, white boards, and countdown goals. The first week goes pretty okay, but once the "new model" logo goes away they don't have the hundreds of regulars or cam score to validate charging what they think is the industry standard. So they end up complaining and chastising the people who are in the room. If someone offers any feedback like "maybe you should turn down your music more people would stay" they are more likely to block that person than give their suggestion any real thought. So what happens is 7 hours go by and they haven't reached their 2000 token goal of "take of shirt". They sign off upset, and the next day give it 30 minutes, and say "its been like this all week no ones tipping..." and they sign off of. They fail to realize their tip menu is based off of someone who has grinded 16/17 hour days, 6/7 days a week for 6 or 7 years, and they continue that grind to be at the top. They've earned their right to charge a premium because 2000 tokens for "shirt off" will get met in a matter of minutes, not hours if even done at all. So if no ones tipping towards goal, 300 for a flash, or 1000 for a sip of beer what should they do to get tokens?
I've always been a private guy I don't like tipping in public because I want it to be personal. Guys like me won't be found in a top 100 room for very long because the tip sounds, and commentary from the other guys drive us nuts. Nothing against those guys its just different strokes for different folks. For them it can range from sense of community with guys they see every night to competition in whose the biggest tipper plus they love the way the model responds to all of it. For guys like myself we prefer a one on one more personal dirty talk, very specific sexual experience.
Back in the day this was the type of girl that would jump at the opportunity to take a pvt. They are bored, not making any money, and feeling like this whole ordeal is useless. How does the newer generation respond to a pvt request, "I don't do privates" or "its a 2000 token pre-tip" because that's how they've seen the top models react to such a request. Only difference is the top 100 don't do privates because it makes absolutely zero sense fiscally, and the next tier of model asks for a pre tip of 2000 tokens to mitigate the loss of a couple hundred viewers and 5 or 6 decent tippers. Even if its slow they stay consistent, because they can afford to with the number of regulars they have coupled with a high rank and cam score leading to hundreds of other randoms. There are plenty of models who never rose to the highest ranks, but have made a very nice living or second income off of basically only doing privates. To the point where they have guys waiting in their room for the one private to be done so they can hop in next. This strategy puts money in the bank, gains regulars, and boosts the cam score so more guys will find them. Eventually if they do that long enough their cam score rises to the point where maybe they have enough people in the room, and tippers to warrant a 2000 token pre tip.
The real losers in all this are the models around my age who don't have to time, or even desire to be a top ranked model. They've relied solely on their personalities, and their date-ability-ness (you get the point). However, as the years go on their regulars move on to maybe a significant relationship or have kids or just not into it anymore for whatever reason; the deep pocket guys who like the tip sounds and all that are getting more and more concentrated in the top ranked rooms, meanwhile a new user who isn't into that stumbles on to the model who is in a bad mood, and everything is super expensive even though no ones in the room or tipping. So they go to the next room, and find the same thing. Now they are turned off to the whole thing in general,
I've gone on long enough. Hope this was constructive, I'm sincerely only trying to be helpful. I realize this is overall a gross stereotyping of all gen z cam models, which is obviously not the case.
What I want to point out is the underlying issue MFC is having, which in my opinion isn't with this top 100 type of model. These models have been, and will continue to be successful. The problem is the new cam models that are coming onto the site, and seeing these models as the standard template of what a cam model is supposed to do, say, act, and how they do it all. When in reality they are far from the standard. These younger Generation Z college or recently out of college aged girls start their page, and carbon copy the top ranked models tip menus, white boards, and countdown goals. The first week goes pretty okay, but once the "new model" logo goes away they don't have the hundreds of regulars or cam score to validate charging what they think is the industry standard. So they end up complaining and chastising the people who are in the room. If someone offers any feedback like "maybe you should turn down your music more people would stay" they are more likely to block that person than give their suggestion any real thought. So what happens is 7 hours go by and they haven't reached their 2000 token goal of "take of shirt". They sign off upset, and the next day give it 30 minutes, and say "its been like this all week no ones tipping..." and they sign off of. They fail to realize their tip menu is based off of someone who has grinded 16/17 hour days, 6/7 days a week for 6 or 7 years, and they continue that grind to be at the top. They've earned their right to charge a premium because 2000 tokens for "shirt off" will get met in a matter of minutes, not hours if even done at all. So if no ones tipping towards goal, 300 for a flash, or 1000 for a sip of beer what should they do to get tokens?
I've always been a private guy I don't like tipping in public because I want it to be personal. Guys like me won't be found in a top 100 room for very long because the tip sounds, and commentary from the other guys drive us nuts. Nothing against those guys its just different strokes for different folks. For them it can range from sense of community with guys they see every night to competition in whose the biggest tipper plus they love the way the model responds to all of it. For guys like myself we prefer a one on one more personal dirty talk, very specific sexual experience.
Back in the day this was the type of girl that would jump at the opportunity to take a pvt. They are bored, not making any money, and feeling like this whole ordeal is useless. How does the newer generation respond to a pvt request, "I don't do privates" or "its a 2000 token pre-tip" because that's how they've seen the top models react to such a request. Only difference is the top 100 don't do privates because it makes absolutely zero sense fiscally, and the next tier of model asks for a pre tip of 2000 tokens to mitigate the loss of a couple hundred viewers and 5 or 6 decent tippers. Even if its slow they stay consistent, because they can afford to with the number of regulars they have coupled with a high rank and cam score leading to hundreds of other randoms. There are plenty of models who never rose to the highest ranks, but have made a very nice living or second income off of basically only doing privates. To the point where they have guys waiting in their room for the one private to be done so they can hop in next. This strategy puts money in the bank, gains regulars, and boosts the cam score so more guys will find them. Eventually if they do that long enough their cam score rises to the point where maybe they have enough people in the room, and tippers to warrant a 2000 token pre tip.
The real losers in all this are the models around my age who don't have to time, or even desire to be a top ranked model. They've relied solely on their personalities, and their date-ability-ness (you get the point). However, as the years go on their regulars move on to maybe a significant relationship or have kids or just not into it anymore for whatever reason; the deep pocket guys who like the tip sounds and all that are getting more and more concentrated in the top ranked rooms, meanwhile a new user who isn't into that stumbles on to the model who is in a bad mood, and everything is super expensive even though no ones in the room or tipping. So they go to the next room, and find the same thing. Now they are turned off to the whole thing in general,
I've gone on long enough. Hope this was constructive, I'm sincerely only trying to be helpful. I realize this is overall a gross stereotyping of all gen z cam models, which is obviously not the case.
