TikToker says she makes $13k a month from ‘bendy’ thumb photos

Ryan Lemay

A TikToker is making headlines after reporting she makes $13,000 a month from selling photos of her ‘bendy’ thumbs.

Making exorbitant amounts of money from unconventional products is nothing new. 90 Day Fiancé star Stephanie Matto claimed to make $30,000 from selling her own jarred sweat in one week, and $50,000 a week from jarred farts.

Twitch sensation Amouranth also joined the jarred farts world and sold her own for $999 each. This odd industry seems to have no bounds on how far it will reach.

In the latest business venture of this vein, a former nurse claimed in an interview with the New York Post that she makes $13,000 a month from selling photos of her ‘bendy’ thumbs.

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TikToker makes thousands off thumb photos

Allie Rae is a former nurse that left the profession to pursue a career on OnlyFans. Rae told the New York Post that she “quickly started making six figures monthly, and reached over a million in my first year.”

The TikToker began to sell thumb photos after a man wrote to her and said that he had a fetish for thumbs. Rae decided that she would use her ‘rare and bendy’ thumbs to her advantage.

Rae started selling thumb photos about a month ago.

One thing led to another and eventually, Rae said she “started getting messages from other thumb lovers all over TikTok, and then made another $8,000 this month for pictures and videos of my thumbs on a steering wheel, driving, holding things, etc.”

Rae claimed that she’s made $13,000 off thumb photos in the last thirty days, alone. “It’s pretty crazy stuff, but I think it’s so fun,” she admitted.

In 2019, Belle Delphine joined the hilarious trend by selling jars of her own bath water for $30 each.

About The Author

Ryan is a former games writer for Dexerto. Ryan graduated from Ithaca College in 2021 with a sports media degree and a journalism minor. He gained experience as a writer for the Morning Times newspaper before joining Dexerto as a games writer. He mainly writes about first-person shooters, including Call of Duty and Battlefield, but he is also a big FIFA fan.