Alejando Freixes

In 2016, three years before he entered the adult industry, Mazee the G.O.A.T. was a male stripper on the East Coast. Living in New York made it easy for him to pick up work at private parties and events around the tri-state area. As he was building his name in the stripping game, he came across a male dancer company called Hunk-O-Mania. While the company has many locations across the country, Mazee found himself making Atlantic City his main home base, dancing there every weekend.

On the phone with XBIZ, Ben Rush waxes rhapsodic about the classic Falcon Studios all-male features that gave rise to the irresistible “California blonde” imagery that defined the venerable studio throughout the 1970s and 1980s.

When Charged Media first decided, several years ago, to gather an array of niche all-male paysites underneath one marketable umbrella, the plan quickly hit one minor stumbling block: what to name the new company. Numerous brainstorming sessions focused on the central concept behind many Charged Media brands: the eponymous erotic charge between studly, masculine authority figures looking to impose order, and frisky young pups eager to explore their boundaries.