Category: Grooby25

Radius Dark, Omar Wax and Kilakali all joined us in 2012 and changed the content substantially. Each shooting in a different style, they upped the game for the other producers as along with PK Vegas, they were invested in improving the image quality and lighting. Models loved what they do, and continue to do so. All three have contributed some of the best models we’ve ever seen, and been an integral part of the company.

During this time, Grooby started the TEA awards as a proper show, it grew it’s brand as Grooby, and with the producers started to look … Read More

Chelsea Marie. An original Grooby Girl. What I love about working with models like Chelsea is that she’s been with us since Jack Flash’s original shoot, as a slightly geeky girl next door, and she’s developed with us and other companies over the years to the star she is today. She has to be one of the models who has appeared the most with us, across almost every site. She always seems up for a shoot, and always delivers. It’s been great to watch these models grow and develop over the years.

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In 2010, we relocated the Hawaii office to Los Angeles. We had a cool studio and office, Danny came along working graphics for us and both Frank and Buddy were shooting with us in LA, Tony in NY, Kevin Dong in Canada,

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She debuted in 2009 (another reason to love that year) but it’s 2010 that I met her, and I think she really came of age. Morgan Bailey. I love her. It’s platonic but I just love her. She’s a friend, she’s someone I love to spend time with, it’s someone I’d reach out to if I need – … Read More

Was this the great period on trans porn? Many would think so. With Buddy shooting in LA, PK in Las Vegas, Tony in NY, Remy in Baltimore and a host of other producers shooting across the world, the content was amazing. However, it was also the time when piracy became rampant and while we continued to deliver great content, and new models our income was down. We were now charging $29.99 a month for 5 updates a week including 2 hardcores a month, but sales were down. We were hurt, but not as much as some of our competitors and … Read More

Frank Drachman I’d know for years. In the late 90s he’d had a trans site, and he designed some of the first graphics for the site. He’d been shooting for us in Portland area, and he was delivering models outside of the stereotype of what was expected. “Suicide Girls” was big, tatted models had been coming up, models without boob jobs, with short hair or alternative, skater, emo type looks. These were exciting and different. They didn’t please everyone, but they pleased enough and with our ethos of showing the widest range of models, while other companies focussed elsewhere, we … Read More