Gay and bi male creators in the United States
Every man listed here is based somewhere in the United States, the country governed from Washington, D.C. Bearded, muscular and tattooed are among the labels they pick most often, though what they write for themselves says more about them.
Country life is one example. 28 creators bring it into their descriptions, around 3 times its usual share, which gives the page a rural streak alongside its city names. Music is another, raised by 20 men. That is a smaller group, but still well above the level we normally record.
A jester, a drag host and the man who started it all
The VTuber plays the clown on purpose, the bearded host throws Disney drag nights, the cheeky newcomer takes requests, and the fourth was producing films before most of the internet had found its feet. Few sets of four men could be less alike. What they share is a sense of humour. None of them talks at fans; each talks with them, and laughs as much as he flirts.
The country they share is a big one. New York, Los Angeles and Chicago are its largest cities, Washington, D.C. is its capital, and the land reaches from the Atlantic to the Pacific, where our directory lists 2,019 creators. Between them, these four cover Tucson, a drag night on Wilton Drive and a fair stretch of virtual ground.
The men away from the camera
#1
Devinshire: The Cheeky Request-Taker With a Grin in Every Line
Requests keep his OnlyFans page going: fans tell Devinshire, a frank and cheeky creator, what they want, and he gets on with it. He is playful, quick to grin and keen to keep things fun, and he only joined the directory this October.
#2
TheGayGaston: The Wilton Drive Party-Thrower Who Keeps a Bag Packed
Drag queens, a long happy hour and a Disney show on Wilton Drive make a typical night out when TheGayGaston is the one hosting. He named himself after the vainest man in Beauty and the Beast and plays the joke with a wink, not the swagger. This autumn alone he has turned up in Downtown Vancouver, New York and Chicago, and he organises group sailings for gay travellers who want company at sea. His OnlyFans page keeps everything under one subscription: live streams, frequent posts, a wide spread of material and bonus videos for those who tip, with none of the usual nudging towards a second account. Warm and always grinning, he gets the party going.
#3
DTJester: The Helldiver Who Dresses Up Other People's Avatars
Avatars are his trade as much as his playground. DTJester works with a string of small 3D studios, showing off their VRChat characters, and he can stand admiring the lights of a virtual city the way other people admire a skyline. As a VTuber he plays the jester deliberately, keeps things drama free and lives for a co-op game going gloriously wrong, whether that is a botched drop in Helldivers 2 or a kitchen meltdown in PlateUp. People adore him because he always laughs hardest at himself. His Fansly page brings the same impish humour to adult role play.
#5
Jay from AmateurStraightGuys: The Tucson Veteran Who Rates His Own Photos Harshly
Long before subscription pages existed, Jay from AmateurStraightGuys had built a whole website around one idea: seducing straight men, the theme he calls his lifelong passion. The oldest sense of porn star and producer fits him: he founded it around the turn of the millennium, ran it for a decade, then starred in and produced more than 1,300 films. Home is Tucson, Arizona, with the odd stop in Sedalia, Missouri. A stubborn gym regular, he escapes the desert on Mount Graham and nudges his fellow gay men to the polls every election. Fans treat him as a legend. He shrugs that off and reckons his latest photos are simply the least bad of the batch. His LoyalFans page carries that long career forward.
Clean-cut beats the beard where it counts
Although the beard tops the label count for the American list as a whole, both it and muscle appear less among the leading pages. Clean-cut is 13% among everyone but reaches 18% among the popular names, so it gains. Our view is that polish is favoured because it comes across as fresh and approachable, with provocative coming second. Athletic holds roughly level. It is a funny result for a country whose favourites here include two bearded men and a cartoon jester, and it is a reminder that personality still beats any single label.
Frequently asked questions about United States OnlyFans creators
Yes, though it is a niche rather than a crowd. 23 American creators mention the military in their profile text. That sounds modest, but the subject comes up far less elsewhere on our sites, which puts it among the clearest differences between this page and everywhere else we cover.
Plenty of them. Glasses appear in the photos of 383 American creators, the largest single finding on this page by some distance. Specs also make up a much bigger share here than our network shows, so men who wear them are easy to come across on the US list.
Comfortably. New York City is the most common base inside the US list, with 147 creators. Los Angeles trails well behind it, and even Southern California counted as one region falls short of New York. Atlanta, Chicago and Miami come after that, each with a similar count.
56 American creators list a Slushy page, so it is a real option here, if a small one. OnlyFans is still where the bulk of the US list posts, with Fansly next, then LoyalFans and MYM. Slushy comes after those four and sits ahead of Fanvue.
Yes. 41 American profiles point to a couple or duo, judging from the pictures and the profile itself. On a list of this length that is still a niche, yet pairs are a noticeably bigger presence among US creators than elsewhere on our sites, so it is worth a look for two people on one page.
