Corbin Fisher: Kingston

Jasper Taft says:

Those were the ones off the top of my head. I didn’t go through and count every one.

More to the point, if you count the number of scenes that feature a minority model, then that would be a lot. Marc had literally dozens upon dozens of scenes, Dixon had a lot, Elian has been in a handful already and may stick around, Dante was in a large handful, so was Derek, etc.

I won’t pretend to know how old the last model was because I don’t know. Corbin Fisher used to say they hired models between the ages of 18-25, but they raised the maximum age, presumably when regulars like Dawson had surpassed that mark.

By your claims, everyone that’s enjoyed a Corbin Fisher video in the last 14 years is a racist, which has to be the stupidest thing I have read on the internet, and there’s lots of stiff competition for that award.

Jasper Taft says:

I think it would benefit you to stop exaggerating. Corbin Fisher has not released 5,000 scenes, or 4,000 or 3,000.

Looking at your post history, it’s clear you have nothing better to do with your time than to make about a half dozen negative comments for every scene Corbin Fisher releases, a site to which you admit your subscription to lapsed a long time ago. It’s pretty apparent you don’t like the site. Fine, then move along, there’s nothing to see for you here.

Pascal says:

I guess you’ve never heard of exaggerating for effect.

Wait, you did when you cherrypicked the rare few models you could remember.

Still, nice job of policing the internet for the rest of us. Please continue.

Pascal says:

For a site that’s been up since 2004, yes, 10 is a pretty dismal number.

Jasper Taft says:

There is a huge difference from being racist and not happening to like a certain model that happens to be black. This might come as a shock to a lot of people, but you can be white and not find a particular black person attractive and still not be racist.

Me, I’ll give you the rundown on what I think of some of the minority models. Dante: handsome, gone too soon and not treated very well. Cody: smoking hot and left too soon. Dixon: meh in the looks department, but I enjoy watching him, particularly his scene with Trenton. Marcus: wasn’t attracted to him personally, but loved his scene with Logan. Marc, smoking hot and I’m happy he got a lot of nice tail on the site. Elian, hot and love his scenes. Warren: verdict still out on this one. Liked the scene with Dave, wonder if he’s coming back. Meyer I thought was pretty good looking, but the eyebrows were a distraction. Derek was fairly good looking, loved his scenes and his sweat.

I’m just tired of all this. This has been going on for too long. Exactly what percentage of the models on Corbin Fisher have to be non-white for Corbin Fisher to be considered not a racist? Do we have any hardcore proof Corbin has turned down models because of their color? Do we have any hardcore proof that tons of Corbin Fisher subscribers don’t like particular models because of their race? No, we don’t.

Now me, above I gave you what I thought on some of the minority models. Some I thought were handsome, others not so much but I enjoyed their scenes. But we don’t control who we are attracted to and who we aren’t attracted to. As gay and bisexual people, I thought we all knew this by now.

Jasper Taft says:

And how is that relevant to what we are talking about?

Jasper Taft says:

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moondoggy says:

A few things:

1. You seem like a reasonable, sincere person, which is why I’m replying. However, this also seems to be a pet pweve for you, and for that reason, I’m wary of engaging in a discussion with someone who is crafting their rebuttal before they finish reading what someone said. I am hoping that’s not you, but a productive discussion rarely begins with the sarcastic phrase “here come ….,” which makes it sound like you’re spoiling for an argument rather than a conversation.

2. Corbin Fisher has a good standard of diversity relative to a shameful industry standard of hiring one or no non-white models per year. Look at their dean’s list and tell me they are committed to diversity?

3. There IS a difference between not liking a particular model and being a racist. Those are not the only choices on the table. Beauty is political. Some of us grew up in places where the only men to jack off to were Playgirl models, all of whom were written into “I like a girl who …” narratives, which their substantial gay readership correctly interpreted as a hostile act. We deserved better, but the alternative was to jack off to Playboy, so we settled until we didn’t have to.

You appear to want the complainers to just go away now, and their occasional lack of tact doesn’t help their (our) case; but I suspect the reason they don’t is that they are not spiteful, but rather hopeful that a company that does some things well will someday be persuaded to do *this* well. And if they do, their subscribers will come around just like I’m reluctantly coming around on tattoos. Many of us at least agree that it’s important to try, and to try to discuss it without rancor, as I hope I have done.

That said, I don’t like Kingston at all, but I want them to keep trying. There’s no quota. There’s just me and folks like me looking at the world we live in and wondering how long sites like this can afford to turn their backs to it.

david david says:

I’d agree. Corbin Fisher (and most studios) rely on feedback from customers. If a guy isn’t well received, the chances of him being invited back is slim. Perfect recent example is Kellin/Marcus. We didn’t see him after his straight scene. And we all know black models (especially dark-skinned ones) aren’t very popular with a lot of subscribers. So that should explain why we’ve seen only few POCs over the years. It was never about the owner’s preference but more of consumers’ preference.

Jasper Taft says:

Dave had 4 scenes with Evan.

That’s weird for them to use as a header because that pic has to be at least a year old. Ellis left in the spring of 2017 and that’s exactly when Dave came into the picture, so pretty sure this is right around April 2017.