There are numerous strategies to get your name recognized, but it’s not always essential to involve your family.
It’s comforting to know you have their support, and if they have valuable contacts, they might be able to help. However, many argue that promoting an OnlyFans account is not the appropriate context for such support.
This debate sparked after model Camilla Araujo shared a video where she asked her brother about her OnlyFans career.
In the video, Araujo holds her phone while standing next to her younger brother and asks, “How does it feel to have a sister that has an OF?”
Her brother responds, “My friends always ask me if it’s pink, but I don’t really know what they mean by that. Do you?”
It’s unclear if the response was staged, but it doesn’t make it any less awkward.
Whether or not she anticipated his reply, Araujo looked visibly shocked and said, “Oh, Jesus Christ. Click the link in my bio, I, I just can’t.”
Araujo then exited, concluding the video, but the story didn’t end there.
After sharing the promo on her social media channels, Araujo faced significant backlash online.
Many people took to Twitter to express their shock, arguing that the stunt went too far.
One critic wrote, “The girl from MrBeast’s squid games started an OF and got her own brother to help promote it. Wtf is this s**t?”
Another commented, “Wtf did i just watch… ”
A third added, “This is actually f**ked up to film with your brother.”
Someone else noted, “Yeah bro is gonna get bullied everyday bro.”
In response to the online reaction, Araujo posted another video addressing the criticism.
In the video shared on her Instagram account, Araujo expressed concerns about her brother amid the backlash.
She highlighted a critic’s post, explaining, “So this tweet’s going viral on Twitter right now, so I figured I’d call my brother and just check on him, see how he’s doing.”
“It’s not looking too good, so… ”
Her younger brother, visibly unhappy with the attention, responded while playing a console in his bedroom: “Honestly, I don’t even wanna f**king hear from you anymore.
“I’m blowing up on Twitter, I’m fighting for my life in my group chat, and so I better see myself in Disneyland by tonight, all right? I f**king hate you.”
Seizing the opportunity, Araujo then addressed the camera, saying, “Click the link in my bio so I can take my brother to Disneyland.”