Corbin Fisher Launches Bisexual, Straight Sites

In a message to affiliates announcing the launch of BiCollegeFucks.com and HotCollegeFucks.com, Corbin Fisher, owner of the namesake studio, said that flagship property CorbinFisher.com has long featured bisexual content within the catalog of material available with a subscription. "Bisexual content (and the bisexual orientation, for that matter) is by no means a simple sub-genre of gay or all-male content," the announcement to affiliates pointed out. It continued, "Consumers (including those who identify as bisexual, are straight, but curious, are gay, but like bi content, are female and like bi male content, are straight, but like females with bi males, and so on) are incredibly interested in high quality, hardcore bi content featuring hot guys and hot girls and desire standalone properties catering to them."

The studio's focus on good-looking, athletic, college-aged performers carries over to the content featured on HotCollegeFucks.com—male/female couples (with occasional threesomes and groups) in full-length action episodes with no plot, premise or pretense beyond attractive young men and women hooking up with one another in front of the studio's cameras.

The launch of BiCollegeFucks.com and HotCollegeFucks.com brings with it the re-launch of CorbinPays.com, the studio's affiliate program. Affiliates will be able to promote the two new sites and eventually CorbinFisher.com once it has migrated over to the new program, through a single affiliate account. "BCF and HCF bring with them the launch of our new affiliate program—robust and advanced and enabling us to provide our affiliates with features, functionality and support we've never been able to offer before," the studio said in inviting existing CorbinFisher.com affiliates to sign up for the new program. Fisher added that signing up for the new CorbinPays.com would enable them to immediately start promoting the new sites and get a headstart on promoting the flagship property once it has migrated over to the new platform.

Yes OP.

This sign: $

They are just taking existing content and repurposing it. They already have many bi videos and straight videos.

Costs them almost nothing to stand up those sites and they get traffic and ad revenue from unsuspecting straights and guys who think if they jerk off to bi porn it means they're not really gay.

Their videos are aimed at gay men-- the bi videos always end with the two guys fucking and focus on their cocks and asses, not her tits and pussy. Ditto the straight porn which is all about the guy and his body. Not hers.

I like dating bi guys IRL, as it opens up the pool but bi porn kills my wood. I support them in theory but I don't really have any interest in watching them bang around with the women.