If you guys go on Twitter and do a search for "AliciaMarieBody ticklish", you will see that 1)she's ridiculously sexy and 2)she keeps talking about how ticklish she is and that it is the biggest torture ever.
Any chance of any producers contacting her asking to do a tickling video?
Not that I would discourage anyone from trying, but as a producer I just want to remind you that a lot of times these girls are totally willing to talk the talk, but once it comes to walking the walk, they pass. They're totally okay with telling you in excruciating detail how ticklish they are but when it comes to actually booking a shoot, it's "no I hate being tickled I'm not doing that".
Also, what I've noticed is that these kinds of gals, the ones with actual resumes who actually do stuff with logos on it and such, ask for the kinds of fees that work for the kind of business where you're guaranteed to move enough units to make it a worthwhile investment, and that's not really the case for a lot of us. Sure, maybe someone like TA could get them (and fuck anyone else, amirite?) but even then, I'd find it hard to believe that dropping a few K on a tickling video is a sound investment. A gal like this isn't really known in the fetish world, so she's no different than any other hot girl we could get for a fraction of the price. A well-known porn star is different; their fans will buy anything they do. A cosplayer? Not so much. People use them to pull eyeballs to other products, and make their money off of the sales of
that.
Last time some dude posted a thread like this I actually did contact the model in question. Booked a shoot through her agent, only to have her pull out about two hours later when she found out what the shoot involved. So really, this kind of finger-pointy "look! she's ticklish! Go get her!" stuff doesn't really do us much good.
...on the other hand, I met Mya because one of her fans contacted me and said "You should work with her!". So, there's that.
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