She is among the handful of YouTubers, most of whom either hate each other or at least pretend to, who have necessitated the formation of an entire drama-channel cottage industry devoted to explaining their constantly fluctuating relationships. Yet nothing has been more successful in getting Paytas attention than what she does best: pissing people off. She has written 11 “self-help” books and recorded ten albums (mostly dance pop, but she did recently come out with a mid-aughts emo-inspired EP under the name Sadboy2005), none of which made the charts. Throughout her career she estimates she’s been on 30 reality-TV shows. Some have worked: In 2010 she attempted to beat the Guinness World Record for speed-talking, and despite failing to do so still scored appearances on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and America’s Got Talent. This is, in fact, the essence of Trisha Paytas, who has spent the last decade and a half trying on different identities to see which ones will make her the most famous. “So right now my phase is, ‘I want to be him.’ I’m sure in six months I’m going to be someone else.”
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More in the genre of “I just spent thousands of dollars on at least a dozen of his actual movie costumes.” “He’s Jewish and funny and schlubby and gets really attractive people in all his movies,” she explains.
Paytas is recounting her current obsession with Adam Sandler, and not in a “I’m rewatching 50 First Dates” way. Seated in the kitchen of her still mostly empty five-bedroom, eight-bathroom new home in Ventura County - where everything is white and tan and has that California casual-chic look that’s become standard issue for the YouTube famous - she looks so … normal.
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She’s in full L.A.-influencer drag: platinum-blonde extensions, baby-pink acrylics, cut-crease smoky eye, and a stiff, plump beige pout.
Within seconds, Trisha Paytas has already managed to shock me. Rather, she said in these situations she is embarrassed for the person sending the photos.Photo: Shaughn & John for New York MagazineĮditor’s note: Trisha now uses they/them pronouns. Paytas said she wasn't humiliated for herself, and stressed there is already a great deal of stigma on sex workers for how they earn a living. "Using someone's nudes as a way to hurt them, make fun of them, make light of them, be mean, is the lowest form of human, the lowest form of intelligence, I think that's so inhumane, I think that's so disgusting for anyone." "I do not condone at all, sending unsolicited nudes to anyone of anybody, sex worker or not," Paytas said.
Paytas said if this was true, sending sexually explicit photos to minors was "disgusting" and "above all else, illegal." One former fan, YouTuber Adam McIntyre, claimed he was 14 or 15 when he received the same photos from Ballinger. But when she saw text messages between Ballinger and fans that leaked to Twitter this week, and found out Ballinger had sent them nude photos of Paytas from her OnlyFans account, that was something she "couldn't take lightly." Paytas said she had been keeping in touch with Ballinger when the wave of allegations hit in June, because with her own controversial past, she knew how it felt to be canceled. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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