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“I just want to make art with my scenes and I want to
keep being creative…”
“It feels amazing. I don’t think I deserve it this year,” she says. “But still even to be considered
is a blessing and it feels really good.”
When she looks ahead to the rest of 2025, she says without hesitation, “I think I just want to
make art with my scenes and I want to keep being creative.”
“I love to feel inspired by some out-of-the-ordinary-type of scene. That’s my goal, just to be
more creative with my scenes,” she says.
She notes that nowadays, OnlyFans is “where the money’s at.”
“It’s good to put my effort into it while the publicity is the porn,” Angel says, adding that the
comfortable income she earns from OF “feels weirdly normalized.”
“But it definitely has made me grow up a bunch. You can’t just fuck it off, you really can’t.
That’s your future, right?”
For those who haven’t checked out Youngs’ OF content, she says a subscription gives fans
numerous options.
“I do customs, I do sexting sets, I have everything,” Angel says. “What I’ve noticed with
OnlyFans girls vs. porn girls is a lot of OnlyFans girls do very short videos and it’s a lot different
than porn performers. We’re doing 20- to 30-minute scenes [in mainstream porn] and we’re
putting a lot more into it. Everything’s so different now. Like the fans care about very basic stuff.
“I say I want to do more creative stuff and I do, but the real money is in the POV style—like
the girlfriend experience at home.”
Youngs shot her AVN cover in New York with Anouk Brouwer, wearing a vintage Levi’s jean
jacket in several of the images.
“That jacket is really important to me, it’s my dad’s,” Youngs says.
She sports several tattoos, most of which she got just for fun. One of them says simply,
“DRIVE SLOW.”
“That is actually a Kanye song,” Angel explains. “It’s kind of like, have patience, take life slower,
don’t move so fast. But I’m also obsessed with Kanye.”
She has another on her upper left arm for her wiener dog Bubba—whom she calls “my porn
mascot.”
And another one says that “I HOPE YOU DANCE.”
“It’s a sign my mom had in my room since growing up,” she says. “It’s a childhood memory.”
One thing is sure: after four years in adult entertainment, Angel Youngs is still dancing.
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