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Dr. A. M. Theoretique, Department of Digital Sociology & Media Studies

The Digital Plantation: Power, Performance, and Parasocial Labor in the OnlyFans Career of Caryn Beaumont OnlyFans 2024 Caryn Beaumont Slave Leia Sextape...

Beaumont retired in late 2024, citing “exhaustion and identity fragmentation.” In a final OnlyFans post, she wrote: “I don’t know if I was playing a slave or becoming one.” Her attempt to transition to mainstream streaming (Twitch, YouTube) failed when fans leaked her slave persona content. The digital stigma followed her—proof that “just a role” is not how the internet remembers. 5. Discussion: Beyond the “Sellout vs. Survivor” Binary Media coverage of Beaumont (e.g., The Daily Dot , Rolling Stone blog) oscillated between calling her a “genius capitalist” and a “tragic victim.” Both miss the point. Beaumont’s career is a case study in algorithmic masochism —a rational economic strategy within a platform that rewards extremity. She did not invent the slave fantasy; she merely priced it. Theoretique, Department of Digital Sociology & Media Studies

The rise of subscription-based adult content platforms has disrupted traditional sex work hierarchies, yet they have also reproduced—and intensified—new forms of digital dependency. This paper analyzes the controversial online persona of “Caryn Beaumont,” a mid-tier OnlyFans creator whose content strategy explicitly marketed a “slave” dynamic to subscribers. Moving beyond moral panic, this paper examines how Beaumont’s career operationalizes the language of historical bondage as a commodified aesthetic. Through a mixed-method analysis of her public tweets, pay-per-view (PPV) messages, and leaked content descriptors, we argue that Beaumont’s “digital slavery” is neither liberation nor straightforward exploitation, but a hyper-ritualized form of parasocial labor where boundaries between performance, economic coercion, and fan entitlement collapse. Discussion: Beyond the “Sellout vs